The goal of LEGO is to allow fast and unimpeded resolutions on small-sized grants while maintaining efficiency and accountability for big developments. The program starts small but will grow over time.
To apply for a grant, please follow the process outlined below:
Prepare a short and meaningful pitch to be presented to LEGO committee participant (it should contain following info:
Make contact with the LEGO person responsible for your specific area of contribution (or just any LEGO person who will forward you to the relevant point of contact) on Telegram to introduce yourself and your idea.
On the boulder and higher level, the proposal is shared on research forum for community review.
Upon completion, the developer/creator is always welcome to present results of the work done on research forum, our discord or your twitter account mentioning LEGO. 🎉
The timelines for grant execution will differ based on the size of the grant opportunity as well as the number of committee members needed to take part.
Grants should be sorted into four different piles by expected size and impact:
This category combines all contributions that are nice to have, yet not detrimental, whilst also not being too costly and whose quality can be easily evaluated by a single person.
An improvement is a sand grain if:
<aside> 💡 An example of a sand grain is a Dune Analytics dashboard that compares day-over-day deposits of various liquid staking protocols.
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