Monero has opened community funding for core development, with a three-month proposal seeking 45 XMR, or about $12,000, to support full-time work on upgrades to its privacy infrastructure, wallet software, and core network. The proposal was submitted by developer jpk68 through the project’s community crowdfunding system. So far, it has received 31.04 XMR. Techub cited Crypto.news in reporting the update. The funding request centers on development work tied to Monero’s core technical stack rather than a separate product launch or governance change. At the time of the report, the proposal had not yet reached its full target, though most of the requested amount had already been pledged by the community.
Monero has opened community funding for core development, according to Techub News.
A three-month development proposal is seeking 45 XMR, or about $12,000, to support full-time work on improvements to the project’s privacy infrastructure, wallet software, and core network.
The proposal was submitted by developer jpk68 through Monero’s community crowdfunding system. It has received 31.04 XMR so far.
Techub attributed the information to Crypto.news.
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