eth-pkg
Streamline Ethereum node setup through reproducible builds enhancing security and verifiability, and provide composability with flexible configuration packages.Application
Applied on: 21 Nov 2023 04:32 PM
Approved
User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 04:45 AM
Projects that are in support of, or directly advancing the Ethereum Network’s infrastructure. Primarily focusing on areas such as:- Core client teams (e.g. geth, nethermind, prysm, lighthouse)- Staking infrastructure and tooling- Client diversity- Core developers (can apply as a team, a specific project, or simply as an individual)- Tooling providers (e.g., hardhat / ethers.js)- Security researchers, EIPs, censorship resistance- Sharding, rollups. scaling, etc- Account abstraction, zero knowledge technology, statelessness, future proofing, and more
The project 'eth-pkg' focuses on reproducible builds, composability, and packaging for the Ethereum clients. This aligns with advancing the Ethereum network's infrastructure under categories such as tooling providers and client diversity as it supports more reliable and consistent builds across different environments. This can indirectly strengthen security, support core development efforts, and help maintain client diversity by simplifying the setup of nodes.
The project must be open source and in active development
The project is hosted in a public repository on GitHub, which demonstrates that it is open source. The evidence of recent activity with a number of commits in the past 3 months on the project's Github suggests it is in active development.
The project must be more than 3 months old
There is no information provided regarding the established date of the project. Without an inception date or history of the repository activity, the longevity of the project cannot be ascertained from the information given.
To be eligible for this grant round, projects must meet the general program policy and the following specific requirements
The general program policy is not detailed, nor are the 'following specific requirements' outlined in the provided information. An evaluation cannot be completed without this context.