metadata: {"signature": "0x43536276eedf6479901a20b9248ff0fed0fab3ca69364b8c81eb824d0a599c2a04436398d0bddc6c2d4a4d9457d23a633e472d5a477207f229abb7c59b5a00021b", "application": {"round": "0x8b8715aed41db6f849048413bb9dcaa061e7e3c3", "answers": [{"type": "email", "answer": "sven@envio.dev", "hidden": true, "question": "Email Address", "questionId": 0}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Lukso is a fully EVM-compatible platform that extends Ethereum with innovative features such as smart contract standards (LSPs) and Universal Profiles (UPs). These are the core building blocks that underpin Lukso's mission of fueling the creator economy.\n\nTo achieve this mission, from the technical perspective, applications on Lukso will need access to fast and reliable data. The quality of applications and their ability to deliver compelling & frictionless user experiences will be one the biggest contributors to their adoption. For applications to achieve this, applications need fast & reliable access to blockchain data.\n\nEnvio is a natively EVM-compatible developer tooling and data infrastructure framework that serves as an extension of the Lukso platform to fulfill this function. Envio enables applications and developers of the Lukso ecosystem to efficiently query their onchain and offchain data related to smart contract standards (LSPs) and Universal Profiles (UPs).", "hidden": false, "question": "How does your project leverage LUKSO's smart contract standards (LSPs) and Universal Profiles (UPs)?  If your project is non-technical, please describe if and how you aim to foster the adoption of LUKSO\u2019s technology stack in the broader Web3 space. Please provide specific examples.", "questionId": 1}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Envio fits in between these two categories, by providing the necessary tooling & services in order for applications to query their data about UPs and LSPs.\n\nEnvio has supported the following products on Lukso Mainnet since February:\n\nHyperIndex - Blazing-fast data indexer\n\nHyperSync - Fiercely efficient low-level API for fetching logs, blocks, transactions & traces. Scan 200m blocks in < 10 seconds. supports Python, Rust, Go, or Typescript.\n\nHyperRPC - Hyper-speed Ethereum RPC for various read methods.", "hidden": false, "question": "If you're working on a technical project, please describe your working MVP demonstrating the integration of Universal Profiles and using LSPs. If you're a non-technical project, please describe your three-month track record of active participation in the LUKSO community.", "questionId": 2}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Envio hosts and maintains mission-critical data infrastructure (called Hypersync) that empowers applications and users to query their data. This has been free of charge since February 2024 allowing public access to leverage this capability, including Lukso's own in-house indexer (using Envio).\n\nWhen combined with Envio's developer-centric blockchain indexer and hosted service, Lukso applications and developers gain access to a comprehensive blockchain data solution.\n\nEnvio serves as the primary gateway for application developers seeking to access, transform, and store real-time or historical data from any EVM smart contract.\n\nMore on Hypersync:\n\nHyperSync is the backbone of enabling Envio's solutions, and is a fully managed service that operates as a real-time indexed layer. Essentially, it functions as an alternative data source to RPC.\n\nHypersync is a highly specialized data node, built with Rust, that offers a quantum leap in data retrieval speeds while providing unparalleled flexibility.\n- A powerful API that is capable of filtering blocks, transactions, logs, and traces.\n- Granular control over data retrieval.\n- Support for Python, Rust, and NodeJs clients.\n- Compatibility with over 50 EVM chains\n\n\nMore om the Data Query Problem that Envio solves:\n\nThe conventional approach to blockchain data retrieval involves running a node and using RPC methods to extract data. This method, while functional, is far from efficient:\n\n- It's a slow process that consumes significant resources.\n- Nodes are optimized for maintaining blockchain functionality and interacting with the blockchain, not for rapid and flexible data retrieval.\n\nNote: RPCs are important for interacting with the blockchain, but are far from efficient for querying blockchain data.\n\nFor example, replicating Hypersync's functionality using traditional methods such as RPC would require tens of thousands of eth_getLogs calls, a time-consuming, expensive, and resource-intensive endeavor. Hypersync is capable of fetching the same data up to 1000x faster than RPC can provide (200 million blocks < 10 seconds)\n\nref: https://x.com/feindura/status/1828685000218157248\n\nThis inefficiency isn't unique to Lukso use case; it's a common hurdle in the blockchain landscape for various blockchain applications.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "How does your project create value for the LUKSO community and users, and how does it demonstrate a commitment to long-term impact and growth within the LUKSO ecosystem? Please provide specific examples.", "questionId": 3}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "- Envio regularly hosts developer workshops with ecosystem partners\n- Envio has educational content on platforms such as learn web3 (from beginner to advanced)\n- Envio partakes in hackathons, offering bounties and helping application teams navigate the challenges of querying their data so hackers can focus on their apps and users\n- Envio produces and maintains educational content and developer documentation that includes Video Tutorials / Written Tutorial that are tailored to specific use cases or focus areas of the ecosystem.\n\nEnvio would therefore contribute to a written tutorial on how to index and query data on Lukso , as well as engage in developer relations activities, such as developer workshops and hackathons", "hidden": false, "question": "Describe your project's approach to community engagement and self-marketing. How do you plan to participate in community events, create educational content, and engage with the LUKSO community on social media platforms?", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Envio drives user adoption offering solutions that address core challenges and serving as a core building block for blockchain applications that need access to on-chain and off-chain data to serve in their application or use cases.\n\nOutside of this,\n\n- Education content such as written or video tutorials tailored to the ecosystem\n- Developer workshops tailored to the ecosystem\n- Hackathons tailored to the ecosystem\n\nExamples of Ecosystem Written Tutorials\n- https://docs.arbitrum.io/for-devs/third-party-docs/Envio/\n- https://docs.gnosischain.com/tools/Data Indexing/envio\n\nExamples of Ecosystem Video Tutorials\n- Linea:\u00a0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E-50YryAWk\n- Fuel:\u00a0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqiCjLKorRs\n\nExample of Hackathon Involvement:\n- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWpBZU8gPi0", "hidden": false, "question": "What strategies will you employ to drive user adoption? Please provide specific examples.", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "We aim to become a tightly integrated infrastructure partner and extension of the Lukso ecosystem by serving as the best-in-class data availability and query layer for Lukso.\n\nThis grant will support Envio to cover development resources and infrastructure hosting costs involved with onboarding and supporting HyperSync for Lukso, including but not limited to the following Lukso networks:\n\n- Lukso Mainnet (supported since February 2024)\n- Lukso Testnet (to be supported from September 2024 onwards)", "hidden": false, "question": "Provide a roadmap of your project, including key milestones and deliverables. How are you planning to use the funds from this round to achieve these milestones?", "questionId": 6}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Co-founders Denham, Jason, and Jonathan have been developing backends and working in the Web3 and blockchain space for several years, establishing a consulting company called\u00a0Avolabs (https://avolabs.io/) contracted to build multiple production-critical backends for clients. Together, they made significant contributions to several ecosystems, including PoolTogether, Gnosis Safe MultiSig, and RealityCards, developing smart contracts that held a substantial value of over $75,000,000. After winning multiple Global ETH hackathons, the co-founders built\u00a0Wildcards.world (http://wildcards.world/), a project focused on leveraging NFTs (non-fungible tokens) for animal conservation.\n\nDriven by their passion for mathematics and their expertise in blockchain technology, the team began exploring the financial derivatives market shortly after developing and launching\u00a0[**Float**](https://float.capital/), a novel DeFi primitive perpetual swap protocol.\n\nSince then team has built Subgraph Uncrashable (https://thegraph.academy/developers/subgraph-uncrashable/, a subgraph code generation toolkit for the Graph Foundation\u2019s Graph CLI that developers can use to prevent subgraphs from crashing and resyncing due to mishandled entities.\n\nThis came as a result of using subgraphs for previous projects such as Float, as well as client projects as part of Avo Labs. As these applications scaled in data and adoption, challenges presented themselves, specifically around data latency (ability to serve real-time data) and slow sync speeds (i.e. time it takes to fetch blockchain data).\n\nThis caused poor user experiences for end-users (values outdated in UI after taking an action, e.g. minting an NFT), and slow syncs were costly in terms of development time, taking hours or even days for data, thereby inhibiting innovation and increasing time to market.\n\nThe co-founders then launched Envio, with the aim of solving the data query problem by providing the fastest, most developer-friendly data stack for blockchain applications, supporting a wide range of blockchain use cases from DeFi, NFTs, Gaming, Web3 social, Analytics, Wallets, and more. Today, Envio can be used on any EVM-compatible blockchain, including Lukso.", "hidden": false, "question": "How does your team's expertise contribute to the successful execution of the project? Please provide relevant background information.", "questionId": 7}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Ongoing Initiative.\n\nEnvio has been hosting and maintaining mission-critical data infrastructure (Hypersync) for Lukso Mainnet since February 2024.\n\nEnvio plans to increase its support for Lukso by additionally onboard Hypersync to the Lukso testnet during September.\n\nRecent examples of achievements that Envio's tooling and data stack has enabled for Lukso:\nhttps://x.com/ERC725Account/status/1828012213870665847\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Is this a new project or an ongoing initiative? 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