This February 2024 update includes our latest blog about grant funding opportunities, updates from PrivateStorage, and attending the upcoming ETHDenver event.

In recent years the Web3 space, known for its innovation and community driven approaches, has witnessed a significant shift in its approach to funding and supporting projects. Since our research efforts commenced in October 2023, we've explored over 150 funding opportunities, with new grant programs consistently surfacing. Our latest blog features a curated list of 150+ funding opportunities, available for free access, providing a valuable resource for those seeking financial support.

Continue reading about the results of what we discovered, access to the list of opportunities, and how you can help fund the future updates we plan for this resource. 

ETHDenver 2024

Taking place February 23 - March 3, 2024, ETHDenver attendees celebrate the convergence of blockchain, culture, and education. This annual event is packed with interactive workshops, talks, specialized mini-summits, and panels. Our CEO, Liz Steininger, will be available for in-person meetings to discuss our services or how we can help your team with your project. Check out the days and times Liz is available and schedule a meeting using this Calendly link.

Update from PrivateStorage

From the initial design and development of PrivateStorage, our end-to-end encrypted, secure storage service, we made a commitment to safeguarding our user´s data and ensuring compliance with EU and US data protection regulations.

Today, we're excited to share an important milestone: the successful completion of our Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) in alignment with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Keeping in line with our belief that transparency is fundamental to our organizational goals, we've elected to make the report available for review by the public. 

Read more about our DPIA journey in our blog

MoonMath Manual Version 1.1.2 Now Available

Version 1.1.2 of The MoonMath Manual is available for download. This free resource is for for anyone interested in understanding and unlocking the potential of zk-SNARKs.

Most explanations struggle to clarify how and why they work, so zk-SNARKs remain somewhat “magical” and elusive, deterring developers from exploring or utilizing them in projects. Resources are scattered across blog posts and GitHub libraries.

The MoonMath Manual is designed to enable users to construct zk-SNARKs using simple pen-and-paper computations. Throughout the manual, users are encouraged to complete exercises that ensure they engage with the foundational building blocks of zk-SNARKs.

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