Gitcoin has joined forces with other organizations to launch the Public Goods Network (PGN), according to azcoinnews.com (read more)

Since launching the grants program in 2019, Gitcoin has helped to fund thousands of open-source projects. In December, as part of the Alpha Round Test Season, we kicked off with UNICEF’s round to be the first to test our new grants protocol. (read more)

In 2023 we’re transitioning to a blockchain-based grants protocol that allows anyone to launch a Quadratic Funding grants program. (read more)

Decentralized Science is a movement using web3 tools to radically improve the creation and management of human scientific knowledge. The thesis is that as we enhance science’s transparency, permissionlessness, and decentralization, we also enhance its speed, efficacy, and equitability. (read more)

Grants provide early support for web3 projects driving the space forward while helping teams and communities retain their sovereignty. (read more)

As an ecosystem, we collectively rekindled our conviction in DeFi (over CeFi), saw explosive growth in ImpactDAOs, witnessed our first ReFi summer, and doubled down on building more pluralistic tools that can empower local digital communities to fund their shared needs. (read more)

The power of community funding and open source helped Mask Network bring their project to life. Their massive growth and professional networks have transitioned them from grantee to one of Gitcoin’s biggest grant funders. (read more)