add frontier-pos-template

[weimeme]

Project Abstract

This is a development template based on Polkadot's NPOS consensus, compatible with EVM.
It aims to enable new developers or teams in the Polkadot ecosystem to quickly create EVM-compatible chains based on NPOS consensus.

reopen #2342

Grant level

• Level 1: Up to $10,000, 2 approvals
• Level 2: Up to $30,000, 3 approvals
• Level 3: Unlimited, 5 approvals (for >$100k: Web3 Foundation Council approval)

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[keeganquigley]

Thanks for the application @weimeme and I'm happy to see that you have identified a common pain point for developers. My question is, how do you plan to fund & maintain this project after this grant? What are your plans for gaining traction with devs and marketing this product in a way that it can gain some real adoption?

[weimeme]

Thanks for the application @weimeme and I'm happy to see that you have identified a common pain point for developers. My question is, how do you plan to fund & maintain this project after this grant? What are your plans for gaining traction with devs and marketing this product in a way that it can gain some real adoption?

@keeganquigley Thank you very much for recognizing our ideas. In fact, committing to continuous maintenance without any financial return is a very difficult thing, unless it's a scam. However, we have currently found at least three cooperative teams. In the area of public chain development, we provide them with long-term technical support. Before their technology upgrades, what we must do is update this public template for testing. This is very necessary as it relates to our long-term cooperation with them and how many teams we can find for commercial cooperation in the future. Currently, the Dota community has also found us and hopes to use this template to create their own chain within a month. We will also receive their treasury rewards in such community development. SuperEX is a very professional and well-funded CEX team. They highly recognize the high TPS and high decentralization concept of the Polkadot chain (which is why they use Polkadot technology). It is very easy to obtain maintenance funds from them. For this template, multi-team cooperation is the driving force to ensure its continuous maintenance, and we have just solved this problem. Moreover, we will tend to apply for continuous maintenance funds for this template from these teams. The cost is not high, and they will be very willing to do so. Who would refuse to use the latest Polkadot technology, especially with Polkadot 2.0 coming soon?