{"signature": "0x61b1768359e03dbd2058dc3c42189516c747a585908ec91887a2afd84749aade56be63a28e8e02ed5baf1d6ae50fafea806cf251013dc374b5e0e0b210b958d91c", "application": {"round": "0x6142eedc06d80f3b362ce43b4ac52fad679dc850", "answers": [{"type": "email", "hidden": true, "question": "Email Address", "questionId": 0, "encryptedAnswer": {"ciphertext": "yPb3ShqYyM4nqDD6j+J3rO+X4oNbouddYLVuyN14TLvDAavXltY98rJw3YZNg9e9", "encryptedSymmetricKey": "21030531423a0e4f3d773297fa6de56617b4f236f723b50c99a8d80995e6d4fd34de7ece3eeb2079dcef8dc0a02f83191b800e91201592fbdcf4a17dd6859c3f557b6cf5f1ef1edee104272926e5768b0c6d12c46e375c5174264bb142c54c97af0a0bde32d96216b32b929fac53f4ace03866a0bb5d1fea44ac8d303f43767f00000000000000205d22561fac429880ce6e098e9799a85bd01b9fa3317e3fd5795c7704a2595dad90f560037571493caf4f512f21fc8f94"}}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Dexorder is an on-chain Order Management System (OMS) already functioning on a dedicated testnet at [dexorder.trade](https://alpha.dexorder.trade). It provides Uniswap traders with advanced order types like limit orders (including orders with multiple limits or tranches), DCA/TWAP orders, stop-loss/take-profit conditional orders, and more. Dexorder\u2019s diagonal limit orders are entirely unique and offer a new powerful tool for trading wedges and flag patterns.\n\nDexorder\u2019s smart contracts show off what is uniquely possible on ArbitrumOne. ArbitrumOne is the right choice for production deployment of Dexorder because of its fast block times and low gas costs. Dexorder takes full advantage of Arbitrum\u2019s position as a premier L2 on top of Ethereum, utilizing its features to execute complex computations at blazing speeds, for low cost.\n\nDexorder is good for the Uniswap ecosystem because it bolsters its position as a generalized, permissionless, trustless, decentralized exchange ecosystem. Dexorder improves Uniswap\u2019s defensive posture relative to the recent Wells notice because Dexorder constitutes an alternative interface and liquidity source for Uniswap pools.\n\nDexorder\u2019s team is focused on implementing highly effective advanced order types in an efficient execution infrastructure that is not encumbered by unnecessary features such as complex tokenomics involved in reward systems and lending. Dexorder\u2019s dApp UX is streamlined to focus on presenting market information, visualization of orders, and intuitive display of and control of order lifecycle. Dexorder uses familiar TradingView charts, which have become ubiquitous in browser-based trading interfaces. These ease of use and \u201clifestyle\u201d features are important to traders.\n\nAs the project matures, the team anticipates focusing on those features that make traders more productive, more capable, more informed, and as a result, likely more profitable. Dexorder is not currently a portfolio manager or accounting system, but relevant features may be added later. Dexorder focuses on providing useful order types first.\n\nDexorder is a community player, and does not try to reinvent the wheel when existing on-chain facilities suffice, thereby connecting on-chain traders with existing on-chain trading infrastructure and liquidity, focused on Uniswap pools.\n\nDexorder makes defi trading safer because losses can be stopped and profits taken, and simple trading strategies can run even when a trader is not actively monitoring the market. For all of these reasons, we expect Dexorder to increase matched liquidity on Uniswap pools by improving traders\u2019 confidence that they can execute 24x7 trading strategies successfully.\n\n# Discussion\n\nDexorder\u2019s complex order types include limit orders, stop-loss and take-profit orders, ladders, diagonal line limit orders, complex conditionals, dollar cost averaging (DCA), and time weighted average price (TWAP) orders. We will refer to Dexorder orders as \u201cDexorders.\u201d\n\nIn addition to various complex order types, Dexorder will also provide inter-order and order-grouping functionality such as simple cancel groups (one button push cancels a set of orders in a single transactions); one-cancels-the-other (OCO) groups (one order\u2019s execution cancels a set of other orders); cancel-all (one button push cancels all orders); and orders that are parameterized according to the disposition of prior orders (e.g., adjusting the size of a take-profit order based on the execution of the opening order).\n\nUnlike other systems that offer only simple (horizontal) limit orders, Dexorder is focused on the provision of higher functionality and excellent execution. Dexorder does not confuse users with complex tokenomics or loan/leverage semantics, and Dexorder never has any custody of user funds. Its contracts are designed to keep user funds secure within user controlled contracts that are deployed on a per-user basis.\n\nAll Dexorder executions are guaranteed to meet the parameters of the order, and are matched on Uniswap. Dexorder\u2019s back end monitors blockchain activity and triggers the execution of marketable Dexorders by flowing that liquidity onto Uniswap. However, this function can be performed by anyone. Execution of Dexorders may be triggered by any actor, and if not triggered by our backend, will be primarily triggered by actors accessing liquidity posted within on-chain Dexorders.\n\nDexorder is an on-chain OMS, meaning that order data and order functionality exists exclusively on-chain. The purpose of the Dexorder dApp is only to facilitate interactions with Dexorders, and to provide a beautiful, easy to use, and informative UX that enhances Uniswap\u2019s functionality, to traders. The purpose of the Dexorder backend is only to trigger executions that have not already been triggered by other actors. The backend is small and depends only on on-chain data. Therefore, any attack on the back-end can be mitigated by simply bringing up another instance of the backend elsewhere. Portions of the backend may be provided to third party actors in the future, in order to enhance the decentral attributes of the overall system.\n\nUniswap v3 itself operates on the same principle. Namely, actual order executions are externally triggered, but the adjudication of order execution is on-chain. That is, the Uniswap AMM is on-chain, but the AMM must be externally triggered by a swap taker. Therefore, the construction of Dexorder fits neatly within the proposed structure of Uniswap v4. Eventually Dexorder may execute on the basis of Uniswap v4 hooks, but the team is initially focused on Uniswap v3.\n\nWhat follows describes our milestones and includes metrics that define milestone completion and project success (KPIs). We look at the AUGP similarly to a VC funding event. As such, we invite the grant committee to engage with our team relative to the roadmap, its scope, and its goals.", "hidden": false, "question": "Application detail", "questionId": 1}, {"type": "number", "answer": "250000", "hidden": true, "question": "Amount requested (in $)", "questionId": 2}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "ARB", "hidden": true, "question": "Payout token", "questionId": 3}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Personnel, legal, marketing, auditing and infrastructure. See milestones for detail.", "hidden": true, "question": "How do you account for this fund request?", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "# Milestone 0:\n*Alpha on private and/or public testnet (already achieved)*\n\nBased on about one person-year of sweat equity, the team has already released a limited \u201cfriend and family\u201d (but public, pre-) alpha, with the goal of getting early feedback. The alpha will help attract motivated, enthusiastic evangelists that are excited to use the system and grow our community. We aim to actively use Dexorder in a test environment that is a private \u201cdigital twin\u201d of the production Arbitrum Uniswap pools, so that we can flush out bugs in the UX, improve its usability, and validate its functionality.\n\nAn early public alpha test has been released at https://alpha.dexorder.trade and is open to the review committee of this grant. It is running on a private (Anvil based) chain and will be released to the public Arbitrum Sepolia testnet (but not publicized) as we continue development, and according to this roadmap. We are actively adding features and order types to the alpha as you read this proposal.\n\n# Milestone 1\n*Finalize all core contract code slated for v1, and associated UX*\n\nStarts month 1, lasts 1 months\u2013concurrent with Milestone 2  \nEstimated allocation: $20k  \nKPI:  \n- Contract code that implements all exposed functionality used by the minimal dApp\n- Completed (already alpha) work:\n  - Overall dApp structure\n  - Backend\n  - TradingView integration\n  - Order functionality:\n    - Limit Ladders\n    - DCA/TWAP\n    - Cancel All\n\n- Milestone work:\n  - Additional order functionality:\n    - Diagonal limit orders\n    - One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) order groups\n    - Conditional Orders (for example, stop-loss and take-profit)\n    - Tiered allocations (70% of the total order amount allocated to a Ladder with 30% in a DCA)\n    - Deadlines and delayed start times\n    - Custom Order builder (detailed editing of each tranche)\n  - Display lines/shapes for already-placed orders\n\nPrior to engaging in any security audits or bug bounty programs, the team will finalize all contract code and freeze further contract development. This step will include careful analysis of gas efficiency, access controls, and execution infrastructure. It will also include an internal code quality review, with the aim of releasing clean, well commented Solidity source code for public comment, review and audit.\n\nContract feature lock will be driven by concurrent implementation of minimal dApp features (see Milestone 3) accessing all desired aspects of the order types slated for v1.\n\n# Milestone 2\n*Infrastructure and backend development*\n\nStarts month 1, lasts 2 months  \nEstimated allocation: $20k (additional over Milestone 1)  \nKPI:  \n- Stable private testnet deployment lasting at least 2 weeks\n- Observed no necessary changes to core contracts\n- Several order types functioning as expected\n- Steady closure of open bugs\n\nAlthough the OMS uses on-chain resources for the order lifecycle (including order execution), the dApp depends on certain off-chain facilities to support its dynamic/live UX. For example, restartable Python and NodeJS components extract on-chain logs and EVM storage data, and transmit state changes to live dApp instances.\n\nNote that the back end is not a source of truth and does not persist user data. It acts only as a bridge to the blockchain for the code running in users\u2019 browsers and for the backend\u2019s triggering of executions. Portions of this system may be released so that third parties may perform this execution function too, on top of our code. This is a familiar architecture in Web3.\n\nWe expect to stabilize portions of the project in Milestone 2 (e.g. the EVM contracts) about a month prior to stabilizing the backend, other infrastructure, and the UX. We anticipate that the dApp and other features which interact with the core contracts will undergo ongoing development in order to benefit from early user interactions and input.\n\n# Milestone 3\n*Release Alpha on Arbitrum-Sepolia*\n\nStarts month 3, lasts 1 month  \nEstimated allocation: $20k  \nKPI:  \n- Stable(ish) public alpha on Arbitrum testnet\n- Acquisition of at least 50 active evangelists\n\nThe team will deploy the latest versions of core and periphery contracts to the Arbitrum testnet, and will host the dApp on always-on cloud resources with the aim of maintaining as close to 100% uptime as possible. This will help the team understand ongoing support and maintenance resources, and gauge stability of the backend.\n\nDuring this period, the team will publicize the Dexorder Alpha\u2019s existence in relevant social media groups, among a more extended set of friends and family, and within relevant trader communities.\n\n# Milestone 4\n*Beta release on Arbitrum mainnet*\n\nStarts month 4, lasts 1 month  \nEstimated allocation: $20k  \nKPI:  \n- Final audit-ready code of both contracts, dApp/UX, and public portions of the backend\n- Release onto Arbitrum mainnet\n- Identified bugs, improvements and features slated for closure by this public Beta\n\nThe team will identify all bugs, improvements, and feature additions slated for closure by the end of the audit for public Beta. Finally, it will release the contracts and dApp functionality to Arbitrum mainnet. A stated purpose of this milestone is to finalize the code that will be submitted for audit and bug bounties (see below).\n\n# Milestone 5\n*Entity formation and legal agreements*\n\nStarts month 1, lasts 5 months\u2013concurrent w/ Milestones 1-4\nEstimated allocation: $50k (for legal fees and services)\nKPI:\n- Published entity information, including public portions of the operating agreement (if any).\n\nWhile progressing the technical portions of the project (which take priority over starting work on this milestone), we will identify counsel and engage to form an entity (and author its operating agreements). The entity will house the intellectual property ownership rights, own the project\u2019s governance, control the project\u2019s interfaces with the fiat currency financial system (e.g., bank accounts), and safeguard the project\u2019s wallet keys and on-chain resources. The team will be efficient in this use of funds, and may engage in simpler contractual agreements with existing entities in lieu of forming a new entity. The team also anticipates requesting opinion letters if specific regulatory concerns are identified.\n\nAt a high level, we estimate on the order of $10k each for foreign entity formation, opinion letters relative to regulations, minimum bank deposits/retainers, terms of service, LLC and other agreements, etc. The allocation requested is an underestimate, but the team will stagger spend according to the project\u2019s growth and instant needs.\n\n# Milestone 6\n*User acquisition & continued dApp improvements*\nStarts month 5, lasts 2 months\u2013concurrent with Milestone 7  \nEstimated allocation: $20k  \nKPI:  \n- Conversion ratios: page landing, connected wallet, placed order\n- Discord/Reddit active users\n\nThe team will develop marketing resources, including short-form video, text documentation and tutorials, and online step-by-step how-to resources highlighting Dexorder\u2019s features and value proposition. The initial marketing plan will distribute minimum buys across multiple channels including crypto-focused ad networks like Coinzilla, crypto-friendly platforms like Reddit, and direct placements on sites like dexscreener. Tim has extensive experience in ad tech and will identify the best performing spends across multiple metrics for awareness and engagement.\n\nWe will also be actively engaged with open communities in our Discord and sub-Reddit. Tim grew the Zeropond project (2016) out of his involvement in the Zcash community chats, and realized multi-million dollar global sales without any marketing spend, just enthusiastic engagement with the grassroots community who wanted the project to grow.\n\nConcurrent with the audit (see Milestone 7), the team will be focused on community interactions and early user/evangelist acquisition with the aim of accelerating public awareness and adoption.\n\nAt this stage, we anticipate Dexorder to be in a fairly stable Beta release, handling real orders against actual Uniswap v3 pools on Arbitrum One mainnet; but, we will be limiting the total number of users, the number of orders per user, and will also impose order size limits so that the financial exposure to unaudited and beta code will be limited. We may also limit the set of Uniswap pools that Dexorders interact with.\n\nDuring these two months the audits will be occurring concurrently (see Milestone 7), and the team will be continuously improving the dApp and back end.\n\n# Milestone 7\n*Perform thorough code/security audit*\n\nStarts month 5, lasts 2 months  \nEstimated allocation: $60k (for audit fees and incentives)  \nKPI:  \n- Positive audit results and/or improvement recommendations\n- Published regression & unit testing framework for the Dexorder contracts\n- All public beta bugs/improvements are closed\n\nWe plan to engage in a thorough security audit via a variety of private and public resources, including hiring a private audit firm and/or registering with public bug bounty systems such as code4rena and codehawks.\n\nWhile we recognize the importance of independent third party attestations about the safety and quality of our contracts, we are also familiar with the many limitations of auditors, and the potential for \u201csecurity theater.\u201d Therefore, we also intend to post our testing frameworks and associated results prior to live Aribtrum One mainnet deployment of the final contracts.\n\nWe intend to audit this internal testing framework, which we plan to utilize during development to drive feature lock. This audited testing framework will extend the utility and value of the initial audit.\n\nAll bugs and features slated for the public production release will be closed by the end of this milestone.\n\n# Milestone 8\n*Incorporate security audit results*\n\nStarts month 7, lasts 1 month  \nEstimated allocation: $20k  \nKPI:  \n- Satisfaction of all audit recommendations\n- Sign-off by private auditors\n- Feature list for final public release of dApp identified\n\n\nWe anticipate the audit process will surface various recommendations and may identify faults in the system. Audit recommendations will be incorporated into the system and any new bugs will be closed. The team will identify the set of bug fixes requiring development for final public production release.\n\n# Milestone 9\n*Production release of final contracts to Arbitrum one mainnet*\n\nStarts month 9, lasts 1 month  \nEstimated allocation: $20k  \nKPI:\n- Full public release\n\n\nOnce final private audit sign-off is received, the finalized contracts will be released to the Arbitrum mainnet, and the public dApp will be switched over to utilize finalized contracts. Ongoing user community growth will occur. The dev team will continue to make dApp improvements if necessary.\n\n# Milestone 10\n*Infrastructure Dev Tools*\n\n\nStarts month 10+, lasts 2 months  \nEstimated allocation: None (will utilize grant $ remaining from prior Milestones)  \nKPI:  \n- SDK release\n\t\nDexorders are stored entirely on-chain and may be placed by anyone who can construct and send a Dexorder contract transaction. We will build a Javascript SDK to make it easy for programmers to build Dexorders and submit them directly to the Arbitrum contracts without any interaction with the Dexorder UX or backend. This opens up Dexorder to automated and algorithmic trading. The SDK will be open sourced and posted publicly on GitHub.\n\nIn addition, we will consider how to release a Solidity Uniswap v4 + Dexorder hook SDK to naturally integrate Dexorder\u2019s functionality into v4 pools.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "How will you use these funds? Please make a detailed plan for expenditures.", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Uniswap on Arbitrum Ecosystem tools or products", "hidden": false, "question": "Which RFP is this project covering? ", "questionId": 6}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Dexorder is a \u201chand and glove\u201d complement to Uniswap because it provides additional functionality at Uniswap\u2019s periphery. Dexorder bolsters Uniswap\u2019s position as a generalized, permissionless, trustless, decentralized exchange ecosystem. Dexorder improves Uniswap\u2019s defensive posture relative to the recent Wells notice because Dexorder constitutes an alternative interface and liquidity source for Uniswap pools. Dexorder enhances safety and usability of Uniswap pools for both new and sophisticated traders by implementing stop-loss, take-profit, conditional, and other order types that allow individual traders to manage 24x7 liquidity.  Dexorder is well suited to the Uniswap ecosystem because Uniswap itself is focused on providing core exchange functionality, rather than complex order types and the associated UX. Users of Uniswap often turn to other projects that provide layers of functionality on top of that core system. However, all existing such projects we are aware of, add complexity and confuse the goal of having useful complex order types, by also mixing in lending, new tokens, and other extraneous financial concepts.  Dexorder provides Uniswap users with important order types that are not easily attainable for non-technical users directly from the core and periphery contracts of Uniswap itself. By focusing on providing order types, Dexorder is easy to understand. Using Dexorder does not require understanding any tokenomics or lending protocols, and does not create new financial risks (such as liquidation risk) for users. Users simply get new useful order types on top of an exchange they already trust.", "hidden": false, "question": "How do you think this project fits in with Uniswap?", "questionId": 7}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "In addition to the benefits outlined in the prior question (\u201cHow do you think this project fits in with Uniswap?\u201d), which we include by reference here, we note that Dexorder\u2019s functionality is uniquely enabled by Arbitrum\u2019s low cost high frequency block production. We anticipate that the availability of Dexorder on Arbitrum will bring additional liquidity and trader interaction with Uniswap on Arbitrum.\n\nDexorder brings substantial new order type functionality to the Uniswap ecosystem, and thereby expects to increase overall trading volumes because users will not have to manually execute complex strategies; they can instead depend on complex order types provided by Dexorder.\n\nDexorder in addition provides important stop loss, take profit, and cancel all functionality. These are crucial to trader confidence and increase liquidity and volume because traders are then willing to leave orders open while they are sleeping.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "What benefits will this project bring to Uniswap in the Arbitrum ecosystem?", "questionId": 8}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "See Milestone 7, repeated here:  We plan to engage in a thorough security audit via a variety of private and public resources, including hiring a private audit firm and/or registering with public bug bounty systems such as code4rena and codehawks.  While we recognize the importance of independent third party attestations about the safety and quality of our contracts, we are also familiar with the many limitations of auditors, and the potential for \u201csecurity theater.\u201d Therefore, we also intend to post our testing frameworks and associated results prior to live Aribtrum One mainnet deployment of the final contracts.  We intend to audit this internal testing framework, which we plan to utilize during development to drive feature lock. This audited testing framework will extend the utility and value of the initial audit.  All bugs and features slated for the public production release will be closed by the end of this milestone.  Dexorder anticipates using a combination of public bug bounty systems (such as codehawks and/or code4rena) and a private audit firm to conduct a security audit of the project, and has allocated at least $60k of the requested grant for this purpose.", "hidden": true, "question": "Has this project undergone a security audit? If not, are you planning to undergo it?", "questionId": 9}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Dexorder\u2019s contracts will be open source at https://github.com/dexorder  Similar to Uniswap, the dApp and backend may remain (partially) closed-source. The team is open to suggestions on this point. The dApp itself does not provide for any order functionality; it is only a front end. Keeping the backend closed-source for now reduces any attack surface relative to taking down the early user experience.", "hidden": false, "question": "Is this project open-source? (If yes, share the repository link).", "questionId": 10}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Dexorder\u2019s development stack is the Solidity compiler, the Foundry EVM dev tools, Vue and other javascript components relevant to Web3 development, and Python for its backend. Other infrastructure includes PostgreSQL, Redis, and Socket.io.\n\nDexorder\u2019s contracts are expressed in Solidity. The team has built a private chain digital twin which mirrors mainchain liquidity pool price oracles and Uniswap instances onto the private chain, thereby allowing Dexorder functionality to be tested by humans (and by automated tests) in an environment that closely mimics production without risking real assets.\n\nAs a small team with over 30 years of experience each, and having worked together since 2019, we are well suited to deliver on this project\u2019s Milestones.\n", "hidden": true, "question": "What is the workflow chosen for this project? (You can mention development practices, tools, programming languages, etc.)", "questionId": 11}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "https://dexorder.trade", "hidden": true, "question": "Does this project have a demo? If yes, share a public link.", "questionId": 12}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "This project is of interest to the general trading public. See milestones for launch plan. We will be releasing the project onto Arbitrum Sepolia and then to Arbitrum mainnet.  Milestone 3: Release Alpha on Arbitrum-Sepolia Milestone 4: Beta release on Arbitrum mainnet Milestone 6: User acquisition & continued dApp improvements Milestone 9: Production release of final contracts to Arbitrum one mainnet  Dexorder is a novel on-chain order management system. Although other projects may have incorporated some simple order types such as limit orders, they obfuscate those features by mixing them into other complexities such as leveraged trading. Similarly, other projects (such as the COW protocol), attempt to provide alternative market structures that are closer to traditional order books; but their construction does not directly increase Uniswap liquidity.  Dexorder is innovative because it brings familiar trading functionality previously unavailable to traders on Uniswap. Instead of creating a new complex system for trading, Dexorder builds upon Arbitrum-Uniswap\u2019s existing proven technology and liquidity.", "hidden": true, "question": "What is the target audience for this project? (Mention if there is a market launch plan).", "questionId": 13}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Tim Olson https://linkedin.com/in/olsontim\nAndrew Athan https://linkedin.com/in/andrewathan", "hidden": false, "question": "Who are the members of the team?", "questionId": 14}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "### Tim Olson\n\nTim has been a software engineer and entrepreneur for over two decades, building successful startups in ad tech, corporate travel and more. Tim started working on blockchain projects in 2013. He engineered one of the first blockchain derivative protocols (Hedgy, 2014), ran the then largest software mining network (Epic Scale, 2015), launched a Zcash cloud mining company (Zeropond, 2016), and co-designed the world\u2019s fastest Monero ASIC (AltASIC, 2018) which is now open source. Tim\u2019s prior experience in the adtech world will also be invaluable during Dexorder\u2019s market penetration phase.\n\n### Andrew Athan\n\nAndrew is a fintech veteran, having founded and managed a successful high frequency trading firm of US and EU equity securities that was in operation for over a decade. At the firm, he was its CTO and directly contributed much of its industry leading technology implementations. He brings detailed knowledge of tradfi market microstructure, and familiarity with the tools and facilities that attract liquidity from both retail and institutional traders. He has been involved in the blockchain industry since 2017, and advised important industry leading projects at high levels, including government leaders investigating regulatory sandbox formation in the Caribbean, projects forming first-ever crypto banks, and family offices making first-ever large scale crypto-based real estate transactions.\n", "hidden": true, "question": "Describe team members' experience and current roles for this project.", "questionId": 15}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "For milestone details please see our answer to \u201cHow will you use these funds\u201d\n\nDexorder will provide progress reports at any reasonable cadence determined by the grant oversight committee, and will of course update the committee on KPIs at the end of each milestone\u2019s projected duration. We are a team of developers, no managers, so committee interaction will be directly with the people responsible for engineering the work. The end-user website will be always available to see the latest progress, and the contracts will be public on GitHub.  We have an internal issue tracking system which may be made available for committee oversight on a private, limited basis.\n\nFor example, the team currently plans to write or update a bi-weekly report outlining progress against the above planned milestones, and will reference available public data sources (such as blockchain data, github data, etc.) therein.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "What are the Project Milestones? (Be very specific and write a roadmap highlighting critical deliverables of the project; mention how you will ensure to supervise and track them).", "questionId": 16}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Dexorder is extremely feasible and largely already implemented.\n\nThe team has authored a set of milestones that it feels are feasible based on their past experience with Web3 development. The project\u2019s feasibility has been proven by the POC available for review by the grant committee. The POC is in fact a fully functional version of the core functionality of Dexorder. Most of the milestones funded by this grant involve either adding features, hardening/improving the POC implementation, and/or bringing the project components to production-ready status. This is in contrast to researching how to implement proposed features, or authoring those features without a clear understanding that they are feasible.\n\nDexorder\u2019s proposal includes well-defined KPIs associated with specific milestones. The project has a clearly stated aim to provide an easily understood utility to Uniswap traders: Advanced order types they can easily understand and use to interact with Uniswap pools in new powerful ways.\n\nDexorder\u2019s team has already put in nearly a person-year of sweat equity. The requested funds are roughly equally split between funds to directly support the team, and funds to pay for outside services (legal, marketing, audits, etc.) The AUGP is a perfect vehicle to bring Dexorder to its next phase, so that the service can start generating revenue and become self-funded going forward.\n\nOur team\u2019s extensive experience building successful startups has included not only proposing early budgets such as this one but also executing on them efficiently both in terms of time and money. For prior businesses, we have successfully raised angel money and venture capital on similarly-designed budget proposals, and we feel confident that Dexorder\u2019s plan is achievable in line with our previous successes.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "How do you plan to reach these milestones? (Explain the project feasibility).", "questionId": 17}, {"type": "multiple-choice", "answer": "No", "hidden": true, "question": "Has this project already been funded by other Grant Programs?", "questionId": 18}, {"type": "checkbox", "answer": ["I confirm."], "hidden": true, "question": "I confirm that I have read the Code of Conduct and that I have filled out this form correctly and truthfully.", "questionId": 19}, {"type": "checkbox", "answer": ["I understand."], "hidden": true, "question": "I understand that I will be required to provide KYC information by the UAGP team in case my application is accepted.", "questionId": 20}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Web search", "hidden": true, "question": "How did you find out about UAGP?", "questionId": 21}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "A formatted version of our submission is available in this google doc. Please request access and indicate you are a grant committee member in your request:\n\nhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1ygyH7VFJiy_QAdl6UIXjwo6WHZ0ZIFLu1p3vXloCSp4/edit?usp=sharing\n\nDexorder\u2019s team stands ready to meet all of the committee's expectations as serious professionals that aim to support the success of the Uniswap Arbitrum ecosystem. Both Tim and Andrew are well respected in their peer communities.\n\nThe Dexorder team has worked together to successfully deliver various private projects over the last 5 years. Andrew & Tim bring both complementary and overlapping skills, able to hand off responsibilities or take on tasks to free up capacity in the other\u2019s wheelhouse, creating a high-trust low-ego team dynamic. They can both draw on a considerable network of colleagues and industry participants, including engineers, lawyers, marketers, designers, social influencers, and practitioners in trading & finance. Both Tim and Andrew have built and maintained complex distributed systems and are full-stack developers conversant with multiple off-chain languages, systems, \n", "hidden": true, "question": "Additional information", "questionId": 22}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "The team stands ready to undergo KYC and has been extensively background checked during due diligence for prior businesses. We are confident in the committee\u2019s review of us as grantees. However we have been previously defamed online by individuals making untrue and misleading statements (some of which are currently under indictment for aggravated harassment). Unfortunately, this is the nature of running a successful business.  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