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Sui Foundation announced a new batch of funding projects: 12 projects including Mofa Labs and Turbos Finance were selected

The Sui Foundation announced the funding recipients for January and February of this year. A total of 12 projects were selected, including:

1. Mofa Labs: an open-source SDK developed using the Dart programming language that supports cross-platform application development;

2. ZeroAuth: provides a multi-platform SDK that allows developers to easily integrate zkLogin into their products;

3. MoveBit: a web IDE that supports development within the Move ecosystem;

4. Venture23: systematically organizes Kiosk data to support the growth and use of Sui Kiosk;

5. Nimbus: a personalized investment portfolio tracker that provides asset and DeFi configuration tracking for Sui users;

6. SuiMove Linter: a linter tool designed specifically for Move source code to help application builders analyze errors;

7. Turbos Finance: a key feature that enhances liquidity provider experience;

8. Suilette: a decentralized lottery protocol that supports Sui community services and prize pools;

9. Anti-Cheat System by FranklinDAO Research: uses self-learning technology to prevent game cheating;

10. Reclaim: enables https traffic to be verified through zero-knowledge proofs, providing new data privacy protection applications;

11. FRNZY: a peer-to-peer physical goods interactive shopping market that supports users in initiating auctions;

12. Interverse: helps game developers establish in-game markets and supports players in purchasing game assets from the Web3 market.

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