Nineteen, Building an App to Track Where Grants Go
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0:00AThere’s a lot more to learn, so this is not just where it stops. Yeah, more learning and learning and learning. And yeah, right now we are actually like building something. I am my team, RaceTree and all that. RaceTree is an app, a dApp that connects investors to founders easily. Investors are always like, there’s this shortchange whereby they give grants or they give things to people like funds. They fund the startups and yeah, there’s nothing to show for it. There’s no gauge. So the app is trying to like bring in that limitation, you understand, through the, the milestone, um, concept, you understand. So funds are being released based on milestones. Yeah, so that’s, that’s actually what we’re working on. That’s beautiful.