This is your opportunity to convince the community of the impact and importance of your ask. This should be a brief description of the project that captures both the value and deliverable in a few sentences (or a tweet) and why it's needed or matters.
Total fiat/hnt ask:
This is the amount you're requesting for the grant, not necessarily the total budget.
Name and Address:
Please provide your legal name and a link to the submitted issue to grants@dewi.org.
This will streamline the contract process and KYC. A lack of this information will delay the contract.
Team or Project website: (optional)
Team or projects social: (optional)
Code Repos of team or key applicants:
(In lieu of public repos, please list a short bio of the applicants.)
We expect a clearly articulated final deliverable for the project.
If the project utilizes legacy or other codebases, please specify this and link to applicable repos. In addition list any specific IP licenses you are utilizing.
Where relevant, please include mockups/designs of any UI/hardware components, and API specifications of the core functionality.
It is often helpful to include an overview of the tech stack to be used, including any required dependencies. Documentation of core components, protocols, architecture or schematics to be deployed within or as the MVP is even better.
Roadmap:
This section should break out the development roadmap into a number of milestones.
Since the milestones will appear in the grant contract, it helps to describe the expected functionality and how it can be validated.
Whenever milestones are delivered, we refer to the contract to ensure that everything has been delivered. The level of detail must be enough to later verify that the project meets the specification.
MS/Roadmap EXAMPLE:
Milestone + Date
Deliverable
Summary
Cost
MS1, Date
Figma UI/UX
A figma ui/ux full tech stack defined, we estimate 40 developer hours
5,000 USD
MS2, Date
On-chain functionality
Core features implemented on-chain and deployed to HNT testnet, estimated at 20 developer hours
2,500 USD
MS3, Date
MVP
-Docker delivered to the DeWi foundation for mainnet testing. - repo is public - A Medium article and tutorial written on how to implement the new add-on which is published and linked in discord and forums, estimated at 25 core team hours
Project:
Project Name
Elevator Pitch:
This is your opportunity to convince the community of the impact and importance of your ask. This should be a brief description of the project that captures both the value and deliverable in a few sentences (or a tweet) and why it's needed or matters.
Total fiat/hnt ask:
This is the amount you're requesting for the grant, not necessarily the total budget.
Name and Address:
Please provide your legal name and a link to the submitted issue to grants@dewi.org. This will streamline the contract process and KYC. A lack of this information will delay the contract.
Team or Project website: (optional)
Team or projects social: (optional)
Code Repos of team or key applicants:
(In lieu of public repos, please list a short bio of the applicants.)
https://github.com/organization
https://github.com/team-member-0
https://github.com/team-member-1
https://github.com/team-member-2
Project Details:
We expect a clearly articulated final deliverable for the project.
If the project utilizes legacy or other codebases, please specify this and link to applicable repos. In addition list any specific IP licenses you are utilizing.
Where relevant, please include mockups/designs of any UI/hardware components, and API specifications of the core functionality.
It is often helpful to include an overview of the tech stack to be used, including any required dependencies. Documentation of core components, protocols, architecture or schematics to be deployed within or as the MVP is even better.
Roadmap:
This section should break out the development roadmap into a number of milestones.
Since the milestones will appear in the grant contract, it helps to describe the expected functionality and how it can be validated.
Whenever milestones are delivered, we refer to the contract to ensure that everything has been delivered. The level of detail must be enough to later verify that the project meets the specification.
MS/Roadmap EXAMPLE: