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The Ethereum Foundation has released a detailed list of its Q4 2025 grants, awarding nearly $7.4 million in funding.

The Ethereum Foundation has released a detailed list of its Q4 2025 grants, awarding nearly $7.4 million in funding.

CointimeCointime2026/01/27 11:32

Ethereum Foundation ecosystem support project team has announced the list of funded projects and individuals for the fourth quarter of 2025. The amount of funding granted in the previous quarter reached $7,385,528.84. The projects and individuals receiving funding mainly involve the following areas: protocol growth and support, overall growth and support, developer experience and tools, execution layer, cryptography and zero-knowledge proofs, consensus layer, community and education, and others.

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