Hi @sublime247,
We’re glad to see your interest in the Spark Program!
Thank you for submitting the CKB-Mobile-Core proposal. The committee has completed its review. After careful discussion, we regret that the proposal cannot be approved at this time.
We would like to transparently explain the reasons behind this decision:
- The proposal did not meet the formatting standards:
The current proposal structure falls far short of the required format standards. To help applicants answer the questions that concern the committee more accurately, the committee has prepared a standard template (Spark Program: Mini-Grant Initiative - #7 by xingtianchunyan).
- Misleading proposal narrative:
The proposal’s claim that it is “writing the FFI bridge from scratch” does not hold true for the Android system. The combination of ckb-sdk-java 4.0.0 + secp256k1-kmp + AndroidKeystore has already been validated in practice by pocket-node and is supported by multiple tests. If you disagree, please provide specific evidence.
- pocket-node README link: GitHub - RaheemJnr/pocket-node: A native Android CKB (Nervos) wallet that runs an embedded light client directly on the device via JNI — full sovereignty, no remote servers. · GitHub
Best regards,
xingtian
On behalf of the Spark Program Committee