Stefan is adding Balancer to Delphereum with its newest grant!
The team at Balancer Grants subDAO is proud to announce the approval of the grant application by developer Stefan to add Balancer to Delphereum.
The goal of this Grant is to add full Balancer V2 support to Delphereum. Delphereum is a web3 implementation for the Delphi programming language that allows for development of native dapps. While Delphi is considered by some to be an “old” language it is still very popular in TradFi and during a recent conference 9,279 developers registered for a session on Delphereum. The grant of $15k will take around 3 months to complete and as well as implementing full V2 support will also deliver a demo app and Medium article published on ethereum.org.
Balancer Grants is excited to follow in the footsteps of the Ethereum Foundation by supporting Stefans development of Delphereum — the Delphi interface to the Ethereum blockchain. — John, Balancer
Balancer is one of the most efficient DEXes on Ethereum. I am a liquidity provider on Balancer and lead dev of a web3 implementation. This grant will allow for Delphi developers all around the world to bridge legacy apps to Balancer. I am looking forward working with the Balancer team and implementing the innovative Balancer smart contracts. — Stefan
About Stefan
Stefan is a Delphi/Rust/Go developer. An Ethereum consultant. Embarcadero MVP. Ex-Adobe, Macromedia. And he helped build 1Password. Read more about his work here!
About Balancer Grants
The BAL Grant program is one way BalancerDAO promotes the development of the Balancer Protocol and Ecosystem.
The BAL Grant program provides support and funding ($1K — $75K) to projects committed to supporting Balancer Protocol in achieving its mission to become the number one source for Decentralized exchange trades. This program is a good fit for individuals and groups that want to run a project that builds technology or resources on the Balancer Protocol.
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If you are interested in supporting the development of the Balancer Ecosystem or want to build on top of the Balancer Protocol, this is your chance! Get started by filling in the Grants Application form. You can also check out our RFP page for inspiration!
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