Max Kordek, Co-founder and CEO of Lisk, tweeted: “Growing up with three nurses in my family, I’m aware of how hard the job usually is. So I cannot even imagine the current situation. A big THANK YOU to all nurses out there supporting us in such a difficult time!”
Lisk tweeted: “We have just published the blog post introducing the #Lisk Builders program and the application process for getting a one-time 2500 CHF grant for your proof of concept.”
The Lisk Builders Program get to provide support for developers to build a proof of concept blockchain applications by making use of the LISK SDK. Thus, the LISK community is engaged in building industry-specific applications. “Technical help is facilitated through Lisk Dev Forum, community support is available in Lisk.chat, and the marketing support is provided via the social media channels and Lisk website.”
Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted: “Lisk SDK encourages their community with developer tools, discussion forum, funding, and marketing support. Good for anyone with commitment and hard work to kick start.”
The last Sunday of every month is the last date to make the application for the funding. The onboarding call is made to the selected applicant on the Monday after the application deadline. The requirements get discussed, and after the KYC procedure, the participants are required to maintain the confidentiality of their participation. It is only after the official announcement from Lisk; the participants can disclose their participation.
The Proof of Concept blockchain apps are to be developed in the developers own blockchain using the Lisk SDK. The Proof of Concept should be delivered with the minimal user interface. The Lisk Dev forum provides a community of peers who help with problems experienced by participants. The Proof of Concept applications should get delivered within a 6-week time frame.
The project is considered to be completed if the participant writes a blog post that provides a conscience explanation of the proof of concept like the code used and the end solution. The blog post will be published in the Lisk blog. The application will be listed on the Lisk website, and Lisk will tweet about the project.
The owner of the approved project will get the funds only after the code is published, blog, and demo. The developer further hands over the rights for the presentation and demonstration purposes.
The submissions are permitted for diverse industries for identity, gaming, real estate, energy and sustainability, government and public sector, health care, finance, law, media, and entertainment.
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