Spark Program | FiberPass: Spending Permission Infrastructure for Fiber Network

Hi @XBeach,

Thank you for continuing to follow the Spark Program and for taking the time to prepare and submit the FiberPass project proposal.

The committee has completed its review and, after careful consideration, has regrettably decided to reject the FiberPass proposal at this time.

We would like to transparently explain the reasons behind this decision:

  1. A similar project with a higher level of completion:
    The Clasp project, which won first place in the Gone in 60ms: Fiber Network Infrastructure Hackathon Results (Gone in 60ms: Fiber Network Infrastructure Hackathon Results), is highly similar to this project and demonstrates a more complete implementation. The committee believes that the two projects have significant overlap in scope.
  2. Outdated technology stack:
    The proposal’s technical architecture is based on Lumos, which has been officially deprecated by the CKB ecosystem. The community has transitioned to CCC (CKBers’ Codebase) as the standard development framework—this information has been publicly announced through multiple official channels, and the committee has reiterated it several times during the review of other projects. The committee does not encourage or support building new infrastructure on a deprecated technology stack.

We sincerely appreciate all the effort your team has put in. Keep building, and feel free to reach out to us at any time!

Sincerely,
xingtian
On behalf of the Spark Program Committee