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OpenSats is pleased to announce four first-time grants and one renewal from our General Fund supporting work on Bitcoin Core and the open-source infrastructure around it.

The work by the grantees in this wave spans Bitcoin Core's release process, validation architecture, and wallet, with a shared focus on keeping critical software maintainable and verifiable.

The first-time grant recipients we cover in this wave are:We have also awarded a grant renewal to:If you would like to help us continue supporting Bitcoin developers and the open-source projects they depend on, please consider making a one-time or recurring donation.

Let's take a closer look at the respective projects and the work these grants will support.

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132 sats \ 1 reply \ @Scoresby 7 Oct

What's really cool about this round is that I hadn't heard of any of these folks before, and they are all doing pretty unsexy grunt work to make Bitcoin stronger. OpenSats did a good job with this one!

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99 sats \ 0 replies \ @Murch 8 Oct

Pol was a visiting scholar with us at Localhost Research last year.

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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @Chikasunbeats 8 Oct -22 sats

Huge thanks to OpenSats and donors. Great to see General Fund supporting Core release process, validation, and wallet maintainability = keeping Bitcoin verifiable. Congrats to @futurile @Yuvicc @polespinasa @pablomartin4btc and renewal @janb84. Maintainers work often invisible but critical - appreciate you highlighting them.