Solana Foundation Issues Request for Proposals Seeking to Build Solana Open Source Data Tool
On September 7, the Solana Foundation posted a request for proposals for the community and is seeking proposals to advance the development of Solana open source data tools, with up to $160,000 in funding available. The two RFPs include:
- Solana Indexer Tool
- Solana Discriminator Catalog Details and Application
The former, totaling $100,000, supports helping developers by building an end-to-end open source infrastructure solution to access real-time and historical data from Solana programs and accounts; and the latter, totaling $60,000, aims to create an open source discriminator database that will enable developers to interact with unknown deployed contracts and parse instructions.
Both RFPs, which have an October 4, 2024 submission deadline, will help improve the developer experience and data tools on the Solana blockchain.
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