About our organisation

A pilot study with ECF + Gitcoin was previously conducted. With the initial study as a success, ECF deplyed $10,000 a month to continue supporting open source infrastructure projects.
→ gitcoin.com

Prysmatic Labs is developing Prysm, a full featured sharding client for *Ethereum 2.0*, that can process transactions faster than ever.
→ prysmaticlabs.com

Tooling, github.com/xlnt
→ xlnt.co

Crowd-sourced verification for smart contracts.Realitio provides a flexible mechanism for verifying real-world events for smart contracts.
→ realit.io

The warp-speed protocol for inter-blockchain swaps. Swingby enables fast, verifiably secure atomic swaps between blockchains. It’s non-custodial and neutral
→ swingby.network

POA products are for people who believe the Ethereum protocol must be cheap, fast, scalable and secure. We focus on the tools and infrastructure that matter most to blockchain users and developers. Engaging with POA will help you experience and create a first-class application on our platform. Welcome to POA!
→ poa.network

The immutable package manager to easily and safely consume, distribute, and manage any smart contract system
→ ethpm.com

web3j is a lightweight, highly modular, reactive, type safe Java and Android library for working with Smart Contracts and integrating with clients (nodes) on the Ethereum network.
→ web3j.io

Fourthstate is an implementation of Minimal Viable Plasma by a group of student at Blockchain at Berkeley.
→ fourthstate.network

Actively involved in key research projects to make state/payment channels on Ethereum faster and more secure. His collaboration and research with other key projects leaded to the Systemisation of Knowledge of current state channels research and implementations.
→ ucl.ac.uk

Specialized State Channel library for Turn-Based Games, comprised of a Solidity library (DGame.sol), and Javascript client library for application state management based on redux.js (DGame.js). The team is also actively doing research on an ArcadeumChain, a layer-2 POS network built on Tendermint that uses our state channel architecture to build a game-specific chain that requires longer-term persistence.
→ arcadeum.net

The force-move games framework is an attempt to build the simplest possible state channel framework that’s still practical for real-world use. The framework is designed only to support turn-based games whose moves don’t depend on time or data that is external to the channel. By focussing on a restricted set of games, we are able to specify the full, on-chain dispute resolution process, handling an area of complexity that would otherwise fall to the application developers.
→ magmo.com

all the way from Beijing, this team has been working arduously on Ethereum Community Growth in the Chinese City. If you happen to be around this side of the world, we encourage all projects to reach out to them and find out how they can help the project grow in China. Juejin also handles translations, a big stepping stone towards broader accessibility of educational materials and more awareness.
→ juejin.im

SecurEth is working on smart contract development guidelines and organize security community unconf events before Ethberlin. The deliverable of the project is a presentation at the security unconf before EthBerlin and a blog post sharing the insights and learnings from unconf.
→ secureth.org

Clovers Network is a game, an artwork and an educational resource. At its core it's a game of luck that results in the discovery and creation of new NFT artworks called Clovers. Throughout this gameplay users learn about and partake in common crypto-economic mechanisms like challenge-response/counterfactual proof (to save gas costs on transactions), commit/reveal (to prevent front running attacks), private key management (to accommodate a scale of user experience levels), proof of work/proof of search and bonding curves/curation markets.
→ clovers.network

ETHSecurity seeks to build a community around the practice of secure smart contract development and smart contract auditing. The outcomes of this project include a set of interviews to research the security needs of the Ethereum ecosystem and an accompanying report to propose next steps and possible projects, a Wiki that houses resources for developers and auditors, a Discourse to allow community discussion, bi-weekly community phone calls, and the co-facilitation of a security event around EthBerlin and a possible follow-up event around Devcon4.
→ ethsecurity.org

Denode is a fully decentralized, open-source solution that simplifies access to Ethereum in a safe and reliable manner and incentivizes users to run full nodes.
→ chainsafe.io

Fund an implementation of "Universal Logins" as described by ERC 1077 and 1078. Increase the usability of ethereum by creating a login system that uses ENS for usernames and a client side private keys to sign and send messages to a contract holding funds.
→ universallogin.io

Mimo is a standard for creating and maintaining a singular decentralized online identity. The standard aims to build a common interface by which decentralized applications and other web3 technologies can host user experiences without having to possess user information directly. Mimo hopes to architect a future in which decentralized identities will allow for seamless user experiences where users can use a private, consolidated, and unified representation of their digital self, allowing for fluid transactions across any application and giving the user the power to distribute their data as they see fit.

The broad aim of my research is to solve problems in algorithmic game theory (AGT) and mechanism design (MD) that arise in the blockchain world.

The project focuses on creating aesthetically-focused explainer pages covering the most fundamental Ethereum concepts that answer introductory questions for new users and enthusiastic developers that wish to know more about this space. The goal is to cover Ethereum, blockchain, smart contract, web3, private key management and most used ERC standards with compelling visuals that are not only entertaining but easy to explain without any prior knowledge of blockchain.
→ ethereum-knowledge.com

We are building Chinese blockchain community, in special from Ethereum, including following: 1. daily content promoting by wechat from March 2018; 2. technical meetup (20+) and hackathon 3. online course ; detailed please visit hiblock.one (in Chinese); all of community is open.
→ hiblock.one

The Fellowship of Ethereum Magicians is an informal organization dedicated to the improvement of the technical infrastructure of the Ethereum ecosystem, especially through the creation, discussion, and implementation of high quality EIPs and ERCs.

The immutable package manager to easily and safely consume, distribute, and manage any smart contract system
→ ethpm.com

Blockchain & DLT Solutions. We don’t develop blockchain promises, we develop blockchain results.
→ limechain.tech

Turn complexity into confidence. Runtime Verification designs formal models for high-value application domains, then uses the models to develop domain-specific products and services focused on correctness and security.
→ runtimeverification.com

We build a ethereum casino, and we use the off-chain channels already, so player do not need to wait the block confirmation and pay any gas fee. (In our PG channels, we don't need to open the channels at beginning. Our solution is more simple than funfair) But this is not final solution, We still want to build a Plasma system to achieve lower gas used, more throughput TPS, and p2p game. we already have a sketch, and have a big promise that we can complete. if we get the Grant, we will build the Plasma system as open source.
→ pig.world

Currently “ConsenSys” is seeking funding for a submission that we are posting on the Bounties Network. We plan to use this bounty to fund valuable research in the Ethereum community as it pertains to the various dynamics of architectural and performance characteristics between EOS and Ethereum. With this bounty, we will be enlisting the services of a provider that is capable of network emulation and testing of code bases within these software platforms while assessing the benchmarking between the performance of software platforms in our ecosystem. Through this research we hope to attain clearer understanding of the costs and benefits between different software systems as well as to gain better knowledge on where different platforms fit into an overall technology paradigm.