Fractise : Tokenized Real Estate Fractional Investment

Fractise : Tokenized Real Estate Fractional Investment

Fractise democratizes real estate investment by enabling fractional property ownership through blockchain, integrating with Farcaster Frames and Polygon PoS for seamless, transparent, and low-cost transactions.
Application
Applied on: 14 Oct 2024 04:04 PM
Rejected
User Review
R1
Reviewed on 14 Oct 2024 08:34 PM
Demonstrate how tools, libraries, or frameworks significantly reduce development barriers, improve efficiency, or enhance the security of Web3 projects.
Show support and usage within the developer community.
Meet the general eligibility criteria for Gitcoin Grants, including open-source principles and ethical standards.
There is no license. there is no commit more than 90 days prior, there is no recent commit within the last 30 days, there is no activity on more than 20 days in the last 90 days, and there are no contributions from more than one individual. This application is ineligible for GG22.
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 14 Oct 2024 05:01 PM
Demonstrate how tools, libraries, or frameworks significantly reduce development barriers, improve efficiency, or enhance the security of Web3 projects.
Fractise provides pre-built smart contract templates, cross-chain interoperability tools, and automated legal compliance frameworks. These significantly reduce the technical and legal barriers to developing tokenized real estate platforms, increase development efficiency, and enhance security through third-party audits and zero-knowledge proofs.
Show support and usage within the developer community.
Fractise is in its early development stages and currently has low public metrics related to GitHub activity and community usage. Although there is developer interest and a plan for open-source contributions, there is insufficient support and usage data at present.
Meet the general eligibility criteria for Gitcoin Grants, including open-source principles and ethical standards.
Fractise has plans to open-source its tools and libraries in the future, but currently, the GitHub repository is private. As it stands, it does not fully meet the open-source principle required by Gitcoin.