Bitcoin Core Launches 'Sponsorship Programme' to Fund Development and More

The Bitcoin Core Sponsorship Programme has recently been announced, which is dedicated of foster innovation in the world of Bitcoin and digital currencies. There is a lot of research and development waiting to be completed, and keeping in mind how Bitcoin Core powers the majority of the existing Bitcoin infrastructure, it makes sense to ask for help. Bitcoin Core Sponsorship Programme is Important. Even though the ongoing “battle” between Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Classic is still going up, the Bitcoin Core Sponsorship Programme is not about adding more nodes or mining pools to the network.....

Bitcoin Core, the open source project that maintains bitcoin client software called “Bitcoin Core,” has launched a sponsorship program in an effort to involve more of the cryptocurrency community in the project. The sponsorship program provides a way for the industry to support research, projects and development. Some of the more overlooked aspects of the project include infrastructure, communication and project coordination. Due to the complexity of the bitcoin system, individuals with domain expertise who can support research, design and testing are scarce. These experts have an....

On April 6, Bitcoin Core announced the organization is initiating a Bitcoin Core Sponsorship Programme. The team is looking for industry leaders to help fund the developers who work with the Bitcoin protocol and will oversee “project communication, infrastructure and project coordination.” The group says that Bitcoin Core software runs a significant....

Bitcoin Core has announced a new sponsorship program, a move that finds the largely volunteer community that develops the open-source bitcoin software opening its development process up to funding from industry stakeholders. The announcement comes weeks after the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced a $900,000 support fund aimed at promoting bitcoin development. In that instance, however, the funds are being directed to three specific developers – Gavin Andresen, Cory Fields and Wladimir van der Laan. In interview, Van der Laan, the project's lead maintainer told CoinDesk that....

Funding Bitcoin development seems to have always been problematic. While the Bitcoin industry collectively has raised more than a billion dollars worth of investment over the past years, development of the Free and Open Source Software the industry largely relies on has always had trouble gathering sufficient funds and manpower for development. Several arrangements to raise funds have been tried over the years – but with varying degrees of success and longevity. Bitcoin Core, considered by many to be Bitcoin's “reference client,” therefore, announced a “Sponsorship Programme” earlier this....