The Sui Foundation announced funding projects for January to February, focusing on developer experience and ecosystem development.

The Sui Network Foundation announced the list of funding projects for January and February, with a total of 12 projects receiving support, aimed at promoting the integration and development of the Sui ecosystem. Among them, 8 projects focus on improving the developer experience, covering multiple aspects.

A new open-source SDK supports the development of cross-platform applications using the Dart programming language, providing new possibilities for Sui application development. Another project, ZeroAuth, enables developers to easily integrate zkLogin functionality across multiple platforms by offering a comprehensive SDK.

A certain team is developing a powerful web-based IDE for the Move ecosystem, comparable to the popular Solidity IDE Remix. This will provide Sui developers with a convenient programming environment and long-term technical support.

The Sui Kiosk Indexer system is designed to organize Kiosk data and simplify the process of parsing related data. By providing API access to Kiosk-related data, this project supports the growth and use of Sui Kiosk.

Nimbus is a personalized portfolio tracker that aggregates portfolio data from multiple platforms, creating a convenient landing page for Sui users to track their assets and DeFi configurations. It also plans to develop metrics specific to the Sui DeFi ecosystem to provide users with deeper insights.

SuiMove Linter is an analysis tool specifically designed for Move source code, helping Sui application developers identify programming errors, bugs, and style issues.

A certain project is developing an automatic liquidity provision rebalancing feature, which improves the experience for liquidity providers through automatic rebalancing and automatic swapping via a dollar-cost averaging mechanism.

Suilette is a decentralized lottery protocol designed to provide funding support for Sui-related services, activities, and prize pools.

A certain team is researching a game anti-cheat system that utilizes self-learning capabilities to modify parameters after a hacker attack or exploit occurs, in order to prevent similar issues from happening in the future.

The Reclaim protocol uses zero-knowledge proof to make HTTPS traffic verifiable, allowing users to generate verifiable credentials from any online user profile. This opens up new opportunities for applications such as privacy, antivirus, and authentication on Sui.

FRNZY is developing a peer-to-peer marketplace for interactive real-time shopping of physical goods, allowing users to initiate auctions.

Another project is developing an SDK to help game developers establish in-game markets, allowing players to purchase in-game assets from the Web3 market using familiar methods.

Sui Network Foundation welcomes all projects that contribute to the development of the Sui ecosystem to apply for funding. Applicants are required to submit a comprehensive proposal, including project plans, detailed budgets, key milestones, team expertise, and the expected impact on the Sui community.