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Sei Network collaborates with Gitcoin to launch a $750K funding round aimed at supporting impactful projects within its ecosystem. The initiative features two tracks to incentivize consumer-facing and infrastructure innovations.
The second week of February showed strong activity in crypto VC funding as HashKey Group secured $30 million with a $1.50 billion valuation.
Holonym and Gitcoin Passport unite to revolutionize online identity with privacy-preserving verification.
The cash and token deal scales up a Worldcoin "alternative."
The acquisition integrates Gitcoin Passport with Holonym's Human Network to boost identity verification. It plans to generate over 34.5 million zero-knowledge (ZK) credentials.
Gitcoin Passport, the cryptosphere's preeminent identity solution for sybil-prevention, has been bought out. Holonym Foundation has acquired the service and revealed plans to incorporate it into its Proof of Humanity network.
Following the acquisition, Holonym plans to offer its rebranded Human Passport to users worldwide.
COTI boasts a groundbreaking privacy technology that it says is based on Garbled Circuits.
COTI and Gitcoin partnered up to boost Web3 privacy innovation with a $500,000 grants program.
Privacy layer-2 blockchain COTI has announced a major grants program in collaboration with Gitcoin.
Gitcoin has announced that the twenty-first edition of its grants program, Gitcoin Grants 21, is officially live and will feature ecosystem rounds for Arbitrum and Celo. The Gitcoin Grants 21 program went live on Aug.
Sei and Gitcoin launch a $250k Creator Fund to support SEI v2 ecosystem growth.
At its core, the Avalanche Community Grants Program represents a bold departure from traditional funding models. By leveraging Gitcoin's expertise in managing Web3 grants, the program seeks to democratize the funding process, ensuring that projects with the highest community support receive the resources they need to flourish.
The Avalanche Foundation has announced the launch of the Avalanche Community Grants Program, a pioneering initiative designed to foster innovation and development within the Avalanche ecosystem.
Open-source software funding platform Gitcoin will be doubling down on grants this year as it seeks to reach $1 billion in funds distributed.
Gitcoin, the open-source funding platform, announces a strategic shift from public goods funding to concentrate on grants infrastructure for the Ethereum ecosystem. This reorganization aims to enhance technological development within Ethereum, transitioning from a flat organizational structure to a more defined "Labs" model for improved efficiency and direction.
Gitcoin, a platform renowned for funding open-source software, is undergoing a significant restructuring to refine its focus and enhance its grants infrastructure, specifically catering to the Ethereum ecosystem. The strategic shift marks a departure from its initial approach centered around public goods funding, steering towards a more technology-oriented trajectory.
TL;DR Gitcoin announces a restructuring focused on improving the grants infrastructure rather than funding public goods. The platform is divided into two business units to coordinate specific product work and handle community and governance matters.
Gitcoin, an open-source software funding platform, has announced it will shift focus away from public goods funding and towards enhancing grants infrastructure designed for the Ethereum ecosystem.
In a move that blends innovation with philanthropy, the American Cancer Society (ACS) has embraced web3 technology by partnering with Gitcoin, a leading figure in open-source funding, according to a statement shared with CryptoSlate.
Gitcoin, a platform that supports Web3 developers, recently experienced a significant loss of more than $460,000 in its crypto tokens, known as GTC. The loss occurred due to an accidental transfer of GTC tokens to an inaccessible contract address.
Crowdfunding platform Gitcoin's project lead Jonathan Miller said he accidentally sent approximately US$460,000 worth of Gitcoin tokens (GTC) to an unrecoverable contract address.
In a surprising turn of events, Gitcoin, a prominent crypto developer platform, has revealed that it lost approximately $460,000 worth of Gitcoin (GTC) tokens due to a critical transfer error. The incident occurred on October 6, and it has left a significant portion of the project's funds irretrievable.
This incident occurred when GTC tokens were being transferred from the treasury for a merchandise, memes, and marketing budget proposal but mistakenly went to a GTC token contract.
