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* <big>'''09 Jul. '''LinkRiver receives Chainlink [[grants|grant]] for the creation of a new website, https://nodelogs.link/ which will provide and actively maintain a list of all the important Chainlink node logs including concise explanations of their meanings, origins, and debugging solutions<ref>https://blog.chain.link/linkriver-receives-chainlink-grant-for-node-operator-debugging-website/</ref>. Read the Chainlink announcement '''[https://blog.chain.link/linkriver-receives-chainlink-grant-for-node-operator-debugging-website/ HERE]'''</big> | * <big>'''09 Jul. '''[https://linkriver.io/ LinkRiver] receives Chainlink [[grants|grant]] for the creation of a new website, https://nodelogs.link/ which will provide and actively maintain a list of all the important Chainlink node logs including concise explanations of their meanings, origins, and debugging solutions<ref>https://blog.chain.link/linkriver-receives-chainlink-grant-for-node-operator-debugging-website/</ref>. Read the Chainlink announcement '''[https://blog.chain.link/linkriver-receives-chainlink-grant-for-node-operator-debugging-website/ HERE]'''</big> | ||
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Revision as of 13:16, 18 March 2022
Chainlink grants overview
https://blog.chain.link/category/grants/
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2022
- 11 Mar. Chainlink - Etherisc joint grant program. The program aims to support projects that create sustainable, blockchain-based parametric insurance products built on Etherisc’s Generic Insurance Framework (GIF). Read the full Chainlink announcement.
2021
- 09 Jul. LinkRiver receives Chainlink grant for the creation of a new website, https://nodelogs.link/ which will provide and actively maintain a list of all the important Chainlink node logs including concise explanations of their meanings, origins, and debugging solutions[1]. Read the Chainlink announcement HERE
2020
- 14 Mar. Etherisc. The Chainlink grant will aid their joint effort towards building a decentralized insurance protocol able to deliver sustainable, blockchain-based parametric crop insurance solutions that help protect up to 250,000 smallholder farmers in Kenya against the effects of climate change over the next three years Read the full Chainlink announcement.