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ZetaChain Launches $5 Million Grants Program for Omnichain dApp Builders

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April 14 (Cointime) - Public blockchain platform ZetaChain has recently announced a $5 million grants program for omnichain dApp builders. The program aims to support innovative, decentralized businesses that can help grow the ZetaChain ecosystem.

The funding grant will be milestone-based and will support dApps with scalable, novel approaches for onboarding non-crypto natives into the web3 space. The program also aims to create value for the broader ZetaChain ecosystem.

To be eligible for the grant, applicants must deploy a smart contract on ZetaChain's Mainnet and learn how to build their first zEVM. All relevant contract deployment addresses should be published publicly, and all code for these smart contracts should be open-sourced. Grant applicants must be legal entities and agree to ZetaChain's Terms of Use.

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