Gitcoin launches Zuzalu QF funding program, applications will open on January 15
According to official sources, Gitcoin announced the launch of the Zuzalu QF sponsorship program. The program will run on the Gitcoin Grants Stack from January 15th, 2024 to February 15th, 2024, aimed at promoting the development of derivative activities (Zu-villages) and supporting technology-driven projects (digital public products).
The first season of the Zuzalu QF sponsorship program will be divided into two rounds: the activity round (166.5 ETH matching pool) and the technology round (83.5 ETH matching pool). The application period is from January 15th to January 29th, and the donation round development time is from January 30th to February 15th, with the final result announced on February 23rd.
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