Manta Network Partners with Dora Factory to Improve Privacy for On-Chain Governance
We are pleased to announce our partnership with Manta Network.
Dora Factory and Manta Network will co-fund research and development in privacy-preserving, on-chain governance schemes. The goal of this research is to build a privacy layer that can be deployed on Dora Factory’s products. Both teams intend to achieve privacy, stability, and robustness of on-chain governance modules like quadratic voting, futarchy and DAOs.
Dora Factory is a DAO-as-a-Service infrastructure for on-chain governance and open-source ventures. It offers key pallets such as quadratic funding, curve auction, on-chain voting and incentive mechanisms to support open source blockchain ventures from global developer community and decentralized organizations in general.
Manta Network is the plug-and-play privacy-preservation protocol built to service the entire DeFi stack. Built on Substrate to leverage interoperability and zkSNARKs to leverage scalable privacy, Manta Network offers a suite of products and services that enable privacy for blockchain projects. As part of its own suite of products, Manta Network offers private payment and a private decentralized exchange, MantaSwap.
About Manta Network:
Manta Network is the plug-and-play privacy-preservation protocol built to service the entire DeFi stack. Built on Substrate to leverage interoperability and zkSNARKs to leverage scalable privacy, Manta Network offers a suite of products and services that enable privacy for blockchain projects. As part of its own suite of products, Manta Network offers private payment and a private decentralized exchange, MantaSwap. Manta’s founding team comprises many US cryptocurrency veterans, professors, and scholars whose experience include Harvard, MIT, and Algorand. Manta has previously closed a $1.1m seed round led by Polychain.
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