ENS PG Builder Grants

PG Builder Grants program is designed to support foundational public goods in the Ethereum and Web3 ecosystems. The program aims to empower projects that have demonstrated exceptional usefulness and impact for developers and users alike.

By providing significant financial support, we help projects continue to drive innovation and growth within the ecosystem. Whether you're building infrastructure, developing tools, or creating educational resources, PG Builder Grants offer a pathway to secure the funding you need to make a lasting difference.

23
ETH granted
20
Small Grants
101
Proposals
0
USDC granted
0
Large Grants
0
Proposals

How does it work

1
Apply for a grant
Start by sharing details of your project with us! Ensure your submission aligns with our eligibility criteria and clearly communicates the impact and usefulness of your project within the Ethereum or broader web3 ecosystem.
2
Review process
Once submitted, your application will be reviewed by the Public Goods Working Group stewards on a rolling basis. The stewards will evaluate your project based on its usefulness and impact.
3
Deliver your milestones
If your project is selected, you will begin working on the milestones outlined in your submission. Please ensure proof of completion is clear.
4
Apply for another stage
After you successfully complete your milestones, you may be eligible to apply for additional funding or future grant opportunities to continue developing and scaling your public good.

Small grants (up to 2 ETH)

Receive up to 2 ETH in a stream that unlocks over 30 days. While milestone withdrawals do not need approval, each grant stage and its milestones will be reviewed by our stewards.

Apply for a grant

Large grants (up to 50k USDC)

Milestone funds will be unlocked and sent to you once the milestone completion is reviewed by our stewards.

Apply for a grant

Grantees

Stage 1
approved
May 2025

Protocol Labs x ENS x Nouns Hackathon

0 ETH withdrawn2 ETH
Nouns DAO sponsored a lot of clients/websites/tools before, but when the funding ends, some of them just stop working. We want to make ENS + IPFS clients become our default frontend standard.
Stage 1
approved
Apr 2025

txpool-viz

0 ETH withdrawn1 ETH
A tool to visualize and compare transaction pools across different Ethereum execution clients. The goal is to assist core developers in understanding transaction pool behavior across execution clients. The project will be containerized, orchestrated using Kurtosis, and designed with extensibility in mind.
Stage 1
approved
Apr 2025
0 ETH withdrawn2 ETH
SheFi is bringing the next generation of women onchain through education, events and community. Launched in 2020 by founder Maggie Love, SheFi:
- Educated 9,000+ women and nonbinary individuals through live instruction cohorts
- Hosted over 4,500 people across 8 events around the world
- Grown our newsletter to 13,500 subscribers with 54.9% open rate
- Scaled Social Media presence: Twitter = 21,400, LinkedIn 11,000, Instagram 6,900
- Taught courses at Fidelity, ConsenSys, Google, and Oxford Blockchain Club
Through our classes, events, and networking opportunities, SheFi aims to bridge the gender gap in the blockchain industry and prepare our our members to become meaningful contributors and leaders in the decentralized world.
Stage 1
approved
Apr 2025

ENS PG Builder Grants Dune Dashboard

0 ETH withdrawn0.25 ETH
Create a Dune dashboard for the ENS PG Builder Grants. Dune dashboards are known for the verifiability of their data (all queries would be open source) and would allow users to better understand how the funds are being used.
This is an example of a Dune dashboard for a grant program: https://dune.com/raho/optimism-grants-and-missions
Since onchain data is limited to the transactions made to the projects, it would be helpful to periodically upload a CSV to Dune with additional grant details, such as project names, descriptions, etc. This would make the dashboard more complete and easier to read (without the dataset of project names, users would only be able to see the transfers to the addresses).
Stage 1
completed
Apr 2025

More seamless mobile wallet connections

0 ETH withdrawn1.5 ETH
Kiwi has been an Ethereum-focused Hacker News since April 2023.
Our 100+ monthly curators find the most valuable Ethereum news, essays, products, repos, and dashboards and share them with almost 2,000 monthly readers. We are built on top of a P2P protocol and are fully open-source.
You can learn more here (https://kiwistand.github.io/kiwi-docs/docs/intro)
Stage 1
completed
Apr 2025

🍒 Find Hackathon Teammates on cherry.builders

0 ETH withdrawn1 ETH
cherry.builders is an open-source webapp that helps Web3 hackers find hackathon teammates.
We know the pain of team formation well, hacking at 16 hackathons and organizing ETHRome.
🍒 is like a dating app: create a profile, apply filters, swipe to match, and chat.
Partnered with 🇦🇷 Aleph Hack and 🇵🇱 ETHWarsaw AI Mini Hack last weekend (61 new users, 38 matches), and 🇷🇴 ETHBucharest and 🇹🇼 ETHGlobal Taipei this weekend. Confirmed as official tool for 🇮🇪 ETHDublin, 🇵🇱 ETHWarsaw, and 🇮🇹 ETHRome.
Features include Privy login, Talent Protocol scores, profile filtering. Built in public, iterating fast at popup cities like Crecimiento Aleph and Edge City, we reached product market fit (people use it). We have a robust pipeline...
Stage 1
completed
Mar 2025

Builder Love

0 ETH withdrawn2 ETH
builder.love is a public data analytics platform.
The objective is to empower builders with deep insight and peer validation of blockchain research and development trends, so that builders can make better decisions about how they invest their time.
The primary users are blockchain developers and researchers who want deep insights into, and peer validation of, market trends.
Stage 1
completed
Mar 2025

Modular Crypto | Education, Media & Research

0 ETH withdrawn1 ETH
Modular Crypto is a public goods project dedicated to media, education, and events, bringing Ethereum and Web3 to Brazil. We create daily podcasts, three weekly livestreams, two articles per week, and irl events, offering one of the most in-depth research and educational resources in the country. With over 15,000 community members and 5,000+ people impacted in physical events, we are building a strong, informed, and engaged Brazilian Ethereum community. We’ve been producing content for over two years as Modular and previously as Bankless Brasil, helping onboard thousands into the ecosystem. Prev supported by ENS DAO, Octant, ESP, and more, we now seek funding to keep educating, expanding, and supporting builders through high-quality content
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