Sui Network Foundation Announces First Batch of Funded Projects

Recently, the Sui Network Foundation announced the list of funded projects for early 2024. A total of 12 projects have received funding, which will contribute to the integration and development of the Sui ecosystem.

Among the funded projects, 8 projects focus on improving the developer experience, covering various aspects from building robust integrated development environments to utilizing zero-knowledge proofs to protect user information.

The Sui Dart SDK is an open-source project that supports the development of cross-platform applications using the Dart language, providing developers with a new option. ZeroAuth, on the other hand, enables developers to more easily integrate zkLogin into various products by providing a consistent API across multiple platforms.

The Move Web IDE project aims to create a powerful web-based development environment for the Move ecosystem that can compete with popular Solidity IDEs. The Sui Kiosk Indexer system is dedicated to simplifying the processing and access of Kiosk-related data.

Nimbus is a personalized portfolio tracking tool that integrates data from multiple platforms, providing Sui users with a convenient asset management interface. SuiMove Linter is designed for Move source code, helping developers identify and fix code issues.

A certain trading platform is developing an automatic liquidity provision rebalancing feature to improve the experience of liquidity providers through dollar-cost averaging mechanisms and automatic swaps. Suilette, as a decentralized lottery protocol, will provide funding support for various activities and projects in the Sui community.

The anti-cheat system of FranklinDAO Research uses self-learning technology, which can automatically adjust parameters after being attacked to prevent similar incidents in the future. The Reclaim protocol utilizes zero-knowledge proof technology, allowing users to generate verifiable credentials from online profiles.

FRNZY has developed a peer-to-peer real-time interactive shopping marketplace for physical goods. Interverse, on the other hand, provides an SDK to help game developers establish in-game markets, allowing players to purchase Web3 assets using familiar Web2 methods.

The Sui Network Foundation welcomes all projects that contribute to the development of the Sui ecosystem to apply for funding. Applicants are required to submit a detailed proposal, including project plans, budget breakdowns, key milestones, team expertise, and the expected impact on the Sui community.