Matching contributions with up to $25,000 in funding, in ETH EDIT 2019/02/23: Results announced here. Gitcoin is excited to announce our first formal experiment with CLR, with $25,000 in matching contributions from Gitcoin’s CLR Fund. Our sponsors for this fund include the Ethereum Foundation and ConsenSys, via their respective grants programs, and unnamed donors in the Ethereum ecosystem.
EDIT 2019/02/23: Results announced here.
Gitcoin is excited to announce our first formal experiment with CLR, with $25,000 in matching contributions from Gitcoin’s CLR Fund. Our sponsors for this fund include the Ethereum Foundation and ConsenSys, via their respective grants programs, and unnamed donors in the Ethereum ecosystem.
As outlined in our recent post, the CLR mechanism is a concrete proposal for turning your small donations into something much larger. It requires a simple formula to achieve this goal.
We are providing the $25,000 match. We need you to tell us where to put the money!
For any contributions made to Gitcoin Grants from 2/1/19 to 2/15/19,Gitcoin will ensure a matching contribution via the $25,000 in funding we have allocated for this round.
At ETH Denver on 2/15 (and online), we’ll announce the projects which receive the most funding from this matching exercise.
Anyone who contributes will receive a special Kudos, “Radical Contributor,”which will signify their contribution to the matching experiment.
This Kudos is limited to those who make a contribution to a grant.
To see some of the Gitcoin Grants you can contribute towards, check out the Grants Explorer. Some of the projects which you can contribute towards include the following.
To check out these projects (and more), check out the Gitcoin Grants page. Make a contribution before February 15th and see what the matching function is towards these great projects!