Sui Foundation funds 12 innovative projects to promote ecosystem development

The Sui Network Foundation recently announced the list of funded projects for January and February, with a total of 12 projects receiving funding, aimed at promoting the integration and development of the Sui ecosystem. Among these projects, 8 focus on providing developers with a better development experience, covering various aspects from the development of a powerful integrated development environment (IDE) to using zk-SNARKs to protect user information.

The Sui Dart SDK is an open-source project that supports the development of cross-platform applications using the Dart programming language, including mobile, desktop, and web applications. This opens up new avenues for application development, allowing them to run on multiple platforms, thereby expanding the scope of applications.

The ZeroAuth project aims to address the shortcomings of zkLogin in multi-platform applications. Currently, zkLogin is primarily limited to TypeScript and JavaScript applications as well as wallets. ZeroAuth provides a comprehensive SDK that maintains a consistent API across multiple platforms, enabling developers to easily integrate zkLogin into various products.

The web-based Move IDE provides Sui developers with a convenient programming environment and long-term technical support, which is crucial for improving the development experience. The functionality of this IDE is comparable to the popular Solidity IDE Remix, providing strong support for the development of the Move ecosystem.

The Sui Kiosk Indexer systematically organizes Kiosk data, greatly simplifying the process of parsing related data. By providing APIs, it enables developers to easily access Kiosk-related data, thereby promoting the growth and usage of Sui Kiosk.

Nimbus is a personalized portfolio tracker that integrates portfolio data from multiple platforms, including on-chain applications and centralized exchanges. It creates a convenient landing page for Sui users, making it easy to track assets and DeFi configurations. Nimbus also plans to develop and showcase metrics specific to the Sui DeFi ecosystem, providing users with deeper insights.

SuiMove Linter is an analysis tool specifically designed for Move source code, capable of identifying programming errors, bugs, and style issues. It provides application developers on Sui with the ability to flexibly execute new Linter rules, helping to improve code quality.

A trading platform is developing an automatic liquidity provision rebalancing feature, which improves the experience of liquidity providers (LP) through automatic rebalancing and automatic swapping via a dollar-cost averaging mechanism, addressing the complexities of manual liquidity provision and the issue of impermanent loss.

Suilette is a decentralized lottery protocol designed to provide funding support for Sui-related services, events, grants, and prize pools, promoting the development of the Sui community.

A game anti-cheat system developed by a research institution utilizes self-learning capabilities to automatically adjust parameters after a hacker attack or exploit occurs, preventing similar events from happening again. For example, the system can be used to define and enforce invariants of fairness for items in the game.

The Reclaim protocol uses zk-SNARKs to make https traffic verifiable, allowing users to generate verifiable credentials from any online user profile. This provides a way for applications on Sui to bring Web2 user data into Web3, creating opportunities for new applications in areas such as privacy, anti-virus, and identity verification.

FRNZY has developed a peer-to-peer marketplace for real-time shopping with physical goods, supporting users to initiate auctions.

The SDK provided by Interverse can help game developers establish in-game markets, allowing players to purchase in-game assets from the Web3 market using familiar Web2 gaming methods.

The Sui Network Foundation encourages all projects that can promote the development of the Sui ecosystem to apply for funding. Applicants need to submit a detailed proposal, including project plans, budget breakdown, key milestones, team expertise, and the anticipated impact on the Sui community.

With the launch of the Sui Network mainnet, its community ecosystem is also being launched in an orderly manner. As important ecological participants, various projects are contributing to the development of Sui, promoting the prosperity and innovation of the entire ecosystem.