$1,238.54 crowdfunded from 160 people
$7,941.71 received from matching pools
83%
average score over 2 application evaluations
An Ethereum protocol for quadratic funding of public goods that's trust-minimized, collusion-resistant, and can operate pseudonymously without central servers. Funding supports development and future project rounds.
clr.fund is a permissionless quadratic funding protocol for Ethereum public goods.
It aims to be:
- Easy to use for contributors and recipients
- A public good that eats its own dogfood (is funded using its own mechanism)
- Trust-minimized
- Collusion-resistant
- Sybil-resistant
- Non-exclusive
- Pseudonymous
- “Serverless” (Client-side app that can run locally and is hosted on GitHub pages or IPFS)
- A viable candidate for protocol level funding
Learn more at blog.clr.fund.
Funds received in this round will be used to:
- fund the continued development of clr.fund
- provide matching funds to future clr.fund rounds
clr.fund History
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accepted into Ethereum Infrastructure 1 year ago. 160 people contributed $1,239 to the project, and $7,942 of match funding was provided.
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applied to the Web3 Open Source Software Round 1 year ago which was rejected
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