The Sui Foundation announced 12 grant projects from January to February, including Mofa Labs, Turbos Finance, etc
The Sui Foundation announced the grant projects for January and February, with a total of 12 projects receiving funding, including:
Mofa Labs: An open-source SDK developed using the Dart programming language to support cross-platform application development.
ZeroAuth: Provides multi-platform SDK to easily integrate zkLogin into developers' products.
MoveBit: A powerful Web IDE that supports development in the Move ecosystem.
Venture23: Systematically organizes Kiosk data to support the growth and usage of Sui Kiosk.
Nimbus: A personalized portfolio tracker that tracks assets and DeFi configurations for Sui users.
SuiMove Linter: A linter tool designed specifically for Move source code to help application builders analyze errors.
Turbos Finance: Key features enhancing liquidity provider experience.
Suilette: A decentralized lottery protocol supporting Sui community services and prize pools.
Anti-Cheat System by FranklinDAO Research: Utilizes self-learning technology to prevent cheating in games.
Reclaim: Enables verification of https traffic through zero-knowledge proofs, providing new applications for data privacy protection.
FRNZY: Peer-to-peer interactive shopping market for physical goods, supporting users to initiate auctions.
Interverse: Helps game developers establish in-game markets, allowing players to purchase game assets from Web3 markets.
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