{"signature": "0x4b020483a43d50df003d3da7528aecb7db5d6ec5c5e5427a44d18494de1f293c2c563e18172a7d36893723f71c677403bab5b31dde78a38f992ed27a241700451b", "application": {"round": "0xc1cffd1845deee83ab44cae123738a854593bcd2", "answers": [{"type": "checkbox", "answer": ["Developer Tooling", "dApps & Apps"], "hidden": false, "question": "How does your project contribute to the advancement of the Arbitrum ecosystem?", "questionId": 0}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Previous work\n\nSo far Namespace has built a platform for managing ENS subnames, offering tools for minting, storing, and managing subnames on L2 chains like Optimism, Base, and soon Arbitrum. We built a user-friendly web app for non-technical users and advanced developer tools (API + SDK) for seamless ENS integration. Through partnerships with various projects, including wallets, games, and dapps, and integrations with developer platforms like QuickNode, Web3js, and Tatum, we ensure the widespread adoption of human-readable names for wallets.\n\nPlans for Arbitrum Ecosystem\n\n1. Deployment on Arbitrum:\n\n- We have deployed ENS subname minting and registry contracts on the Arbitrum Testnet and Mainnet.\n- We plan to mplement resolver contracts on Arbitrum to support subname verification and management.\n\n2. Advanced Developer Tools:\n- Create comprehensive documentation and toolkits to facilitate the integration of ENS into Arbitrum-based dapps.\n- Develop guides and tutorials to simplify the adoption of ENS services for developers building on Arbitrum.\n\nCommunity Engagement and Support:\n- Establish a dedicated Discord channel for user support, implementation assistance, and community engagement.\n- Engage the community in testing the deployed contracts and features on the Arbitrum Testnet and gather feedback for continuous improvement.\n\nHow Our Project Strengthens Arbitrum's Ecosystem\n\nBy integrating ENS subname issuance and management with Arbitrum, our platform strengthens Arbitrum’s ecosystem by providing a scalable and accessible naming service that enhances user experience, reduces gas fees associated with managing ENS names, and helps developers easily integrate ENS into their dapps using our dev tools and docs, and our public resolver contract ensures seamless resolution across ENS-supported wallets and dapps. This accelerates the adoption of naming service among Arbitrum native dapps, driving user engagement, transaction volume, and cross-chain interactions within the Arbitrum ecosystem.", "hidden": true, "question": "Describe your previous work or plans related to the Arbitrum ecosystem. How does your project strengthen Arbitrum's foundational infrastructure, improve developer efficiency, or accelerate the adoption of novel applications?", "questionId": 1}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "N/A", "hidden": true, "question": "If applicable, describe how your project leverages Stylus or Arbitrum Orbit Chains. What unique capabilities or use cases does this enable?", "questionId": 2}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Cap (thecap.eth)\n\nEmail: thecaplevi@gmail.com \nTelegram Handle: @thecaphimself \nGitHub URL: https://github.com/thecaphimself \nPersonal Twitter URL: https://x.com/TheCapHimself \n\nAcademic Background:\n- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.\n- Master's degree in International Business.\n\nProfessional Background:\n- Youngest Chapter Director at Startup Grind, hosted events and led interviews in Belgrade for three years, interviewing numerous builders, entrepreneurs, angel investors, VCs.\n- Founded a tech brokerage firm at 22, connecting clients seeking quality development services with reliable outsourcing companies.\n- Co-founded Sixpence while studying in Boston, an innovative crowdfunding startup focused on fundraising through purchase roundups. (Raised capital and scaled it)\n- Over the past six years, has been DAO member, delegate, builder, and an early investor in various crypto and web3 startups.\n\nBran (branz.eth)\n\nRole: Co-founder\nEmail: branzinho9@gmail.com \nTelegram Handle: @branzinho9 \nGitHub URL: https://github.com/branzinho\nPersonal Twitter URL: https://x.com/branzinho9\n\nAcademic Background:\n- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.\n\nProfessional Background:\n- HSBC: Began career as a software engineer, gaining valuable experience.\n- Alea: Joined a small sports betting company as a full-stack developer, working with Java and JavaScript on casino games.\n- Tasktop: Improved leadership skills in a fast-paced environment.\n- Bally’s Interactive: Served as a team lead after Alea was acquired, honing leadership and management skills.\n- Crypto Investment: Started investing in crypto five years ago and two years ago shifted focus entirely to blockchain technology. \n- Over 15 years of professional software development experience, with the last three years dedicated to learning Solidity, Rust, dapp development in React, and exploring DeFi and various protocols.\n\nArthy (artii.eth)\n\nRole: Co-founder \nEmail: arthy@namespace.tech\nTelegram Handle: @nmitt \nGitHub URL: https://github.com/nenadmitt \n\nAcademic Background:\n- Initially graduated with a bachelor's degree in Law.\n- Made a career switch to software development six years ago.\n\nProfessional Background:\n- Prime Holding: Started as a Java backend developer and transitioned to full-stack development. Contributed significantly to the Gtmhub (now Quantive) team, which grew from a small startup of 15 people to a scale-up with over 250 employees and secured $120 million in Series C funding.\n- At Gtmhub, Arthy developed an innovative OKR platform featuring \"Insightboards,\" allowing users to integrate various data sources and create customizable insights. \n- Adobe: For the past two years, worked as part of the Adobe Experience Manager team, focusing on developing AWS/Azure infrastructure provisioning and management tools for Adobe AEM. \n\nThe team behind Namespace has been working with ENS for almost 2 years now and is one of the 9 official ENS Service Providers that has received a grant from the ENS Foundation to continue building and improving Namespace and executing its mission—to grow and streamline the adoption of ENS and build the most complete user-centric platform for easy ENS name and surname management. Besides that, they are also ENS DAO Delegates, active members, and contributors.\n", "hidden": true, "question": "Describe your team's expertise in your chosen focus area within the Arbitrum ecosystem. Include relevant experience, publications, or past projects.", "questionId": 3}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "https://gap.karmahq.xyz/project/namespace---platform-for-easy-ens-integration-and-subname-minting", "hidden": true, "question": "Please provide a link to Karma GAP, where you are tracking and reporting on milestones.", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "As far as our Arbitrum implementation goes, for now, we have successfully deployed some of our contracts on Arbitrum!\n\nHere are the details of the deployed contracts:\n\n- NameRegistyController (0x5c658a26D6e094A180e494FD79B25bC2E6652B9A): https://arbiscan.io/address/0x5c658a26D6e094A180e494FD79B25bC2E6652B9A#code\n\n- NamePublicResolver (0x3352F10F3737988A86715c2Cf888603bD3370146): https://arbiscan.io/address/0x3352F10F3737988A86715c2Cf888603bD3370146#code\n\n- NameRegistryResolver (0x560d5b159c46d219e45affa47b2b9fFdecf6c31D): https://arbiscan.io/address/0x560d5b159c46d219e45affa47b2b9fFdecf6c31D#code\n\n- RegistryEmitter (0x5978B2231Adec00322F3695E3eD91A50Ea9D4443): https://arbiscan.io/address/0x5978B2231Adec00322F3695E3eD91A50Ea9D4443#code", "hidden": true, "question": "List any contract addresses with the associated network(s), EOAs, or deployer addresses your project has deployed.", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "No", "hidden": true, "question": "Have you received any previous grants or support for your work in the Arbitrum ecosystem? If so, please provide details and estimated funding amounts.", "questionId": 6}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Yes", "hidden": true, "question": "Please confirm that you have read and agree to comply with the ethical standards outlined in the eligibility criteria, including Gitcoin's Quid Pro Quo policy (https://support.gitcoin.co/gitcoin-knowledge-base/gitcoin-grants/general-questions/what-is-our-quid-pro-quo-policy)", "questionId": 7}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "No", "hidden": true, "question": "Do you have any potential conflicts of interest to disclose? If yes, please provide details.", "questionId": 8}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "", "hidden": true, "question": "Would you like to share anything else about your project, team, or vision for the Arbitrum ecosystem that wasn't covered in the previous questions?", "questionId": 9}], "project": {"id": "0xaa493b613108571145821c77d2487b734419fde47c45775989a471c3d4eb2927", "title": "Namespace - ENS Subname Sorcery", "logoImg": "bafkreidsxhnlilqjmaahm3veobtcngtulrru3mpmjt6zzrejejwwuyz4hq", "metaPtr": {"pointer": "bafkreideokrnfymtdgn2fpjqbjp3w5cev5eq67f2vnulysffwia7py5auy", "protocol": "undefined"}, "website": "https://namespace.tech", "bannerImg": "bafkreiegdoqjyyohgubi4k7gdf7g5akeegvzdyfjxkriodoawfphgrlimm", "createdAt": 1723214164698, "userGithub": "thecaphimself", "credentials": {}, "description": "Namespace is an ENS subname management platform and developer toolkit designed to streamline the adoption and implementation of ENS across multiple blockchains. We also offer in-depth documentation to simplify integration for developers. Our goal is to make ENS more affordable and accessible to a wider range of users and applications by expanding its presence on different L2s starting with Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism allowing for ENS Subnames to be stored and managed on those chains!", "lastUpdated": 0, "projectGithub": "thenamespace", "projectTwitter": "namespace_eth"}, "recipient": "0x14Eaf911D7108fc434C79fC6ce99654Ac046299D"}}