Our project was initially funded by Longevity Round, which was very successful and let us develop multiple source code repositories ( see https://github.com/dna-seq ), publish 11 open-source Oak Var modules, and conduct several hack-your-own-genome workshops.
The funding from the DeSci grant round was very modest, but it allowed us to:
* develop Genetics Genie where we integrated results from the Just-DNA-Seq project with Longevity genie ( https://chat.openai.com/g/g-HnvTUyFeq-genetics-genie with open-source backend at https://github.com/longevity-genie/restful-genie )
* push our paper draft to a preprint https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.19087 which we are submitting to journals now 
* make several important usability improvements both to OakVar and Just-DNA-Seq app
Last time, we also planned to integrate Plex into our dna-seq pipelines to make them truly decentralized, but we had to cut it due to insufficient funding, along with some other web3 features.