Builder Program
Builder Program attracts and supports SatoshiNet ecosystem builders. It serves long-term public goods, real applications, and verifiable infrastructure, not short-term campaigns.
Current Priority Builders
BTC community pilots
Communities willing to deploy community DEX, DAO, Explorer, and wallet entry on testnet
EVM developers
Teams that can bring AMM, limit orders, Launchpad, payment, stablecoin, and other contracts to SatoshiNet
Infrastructure teams
Core Node, L1/L2 Indexer, Explorer, RPC, monitoring, deployment tools
Wallets / exchanges
Bitcoin L1 and SatoshiNet deposits/withdrawals, asset query, STP state, authorization flow
AI Agent developers
Agent Wallet & Safety, Community Builder Agent, contract assistants, deployment assistants
Liquidity partners
AMM pools, limit order markets, cross-community liquidity, market-making tools
Security and audit
STP, contracts, wallet adapter, Indexer, cross-layer state validation
Content and regional communities
Tutorials, videos, translations, community operations, local developer support
What Builders Can Create and Receive
BTC community
Own brand, user entry, application rules, community relationships; can design application-layer service fees
Developer
Application revenue, deployment and integration revenue, public case studies, possible future grants
Mining Node
GAS fees generated by actual block production and execution; other rewards follow final protocol rules
Core Node
Includes Mining Node capability and provides STP service; can receive block-production fees, while extra STP service fee model remains under design
Indexer / RPC / Explorer
API, SLA, hosting, and enterprise integration revenue
Liquidity partner
Fees explicitly generated by AMM, limit order, or application protocols, while bearing market risk
Content and regional community
Reputation, cooperation projects, and future ecosystem service opportunities
Current Builder Program mainly provides open-source code, testnet, technical review, deployment support, and joint showcase. Cash grants are not guaranteed; they may later come from dedicated sponsorship, grants, or foundation programs.
How to Apply
Application material should include project goal, team background, target users or community, required modules, current status, first testnet milestone, existing code or evidence, risk boundaries, and questions requiring SAT20 Labs review.
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