Endless Protocol recently made a big move - specifically setting up an education fund pool with 200,000 USD.

How should this money be used? Simply put, it is to help more people truly understand what they are doing, not just a superficial understanding, but to delve into the core aspects such as architecture, product logic, and development paths.

More importantly, they want to cultivate a group of true ecological builders through this fund. After all, how far a protocol can go ultimately depends on how many people are willing to participate deeply.

The allocation of funds is quite practical: a single project can receive up to $10,000 in support. With a total of $200,000, it can theoretically support around 20 in-depth projects.

From this action, it can be seen that Endless has now shifted its focus from purely product development to ecosystem cultivation. They are very clear that having technology alone is not enough; there must be people who truly understand it and are willing to create value based on this ecosystem.

For teams that want to gain a deeper understanding of Endless or have ideas to do something within this ecosystem, this is indeed a good opportunity. Although $10,000 is not particularly a lot, it is sufficient to kick off a decent attempt for early-stage projects.