The Sui Foundation announces 12 funding projects focusing on development tools and ecosystem building.

The Sui Network Foundation announced the list of grant projects for January and February, with a total of 12 projects receiving support, aimed at promoting the integration and development of the Sui ecosystem. Among these projects, 8 focus on improving the developer experience, covering various aspects from the integrated development environment (IDE) to user privacy protection.

One of the projects is the open-source Sui Dart SDK, which supports the development of cross-platform applications using the Dart language. This provides new possibilities for application development, allowing them to run on multiple platforms. Another project, ZeroAuth, is dedicated to expanding the application scope of zkLogin, offering a multi-platform SDK that enables developers to easily integrate zkLogin into various products.

The web-based Move IDE project aims to provide a convenient programming environment and long-term technical support for Sui developers. The goal of this IDE is to achieve a functionality level comparable to that of the Solidity IDE Remix. The Sui Kiosk Indexer system focuses on organizing and simplifying access to Kiosk-related data, supporting the further development of Sui Kiosk.

Nimbus is a personalized portfolio tracker that integrates investment data from multiple platforms, providing Sui users with a convenient asset and DeFi configuration management interface. SuiMove Linter is a code analysis tool specifically designed for Move source code, helping to identify programming errors and style issues.

A certain trading platform is developing an automatic liquidity provision rebalancing feature, aimed at enhancing the experience of liquidity providers through automation mechanisms. The Suilette project proposes a decentralized lottery protocol to support various activities and rewards for the Sui community.

The anti-cheat system for games developed by FranklinDAO Research uses self-learning capabilities to prevent future hacking attacks and exploitations. The Reclaim protocol employs zero-knowledge proof technology, allowing Web2 user data to be verified and applied in a Web3 environment.

The FRNZY project is developing a peer-to-peer real-time shopping market for physical goods. Interverse provides an SDK to help game developers build 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, budgets, milestones, team expertise, and the expected impact on the Sui community. These funding projects showcase the diversified development of the Sui ecosystem, covering a wide range of areas from development tools to application scenarios, laying a solid foundation for the future development of Sui.