Blockchain Funding Opportunities

We are thrilled to share multiple grant opportunities that could support your innovative projects across critical domains like global security, Internet Freedom, and naval technology. These programs are open to diverse organizations, including nonprofits, academic institutions, and businesses.

Grant Opportunities Overview

1. FY25 Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) Program
• Funding Available: $12.5M (approx. 15 awards).
• Focus: Addressing WMD proliferation, cybersecurity, and financial crimes.
• Blockchain Potential: Secure financial systems, traceability in supply chains, and enhanced data security.
• Submission Deadline: January 17, 2025.
2. Internet Freedom Program
• Funding Available: $500,000–$3,000,000 per award.
• Focus: Combating censorship, preventing online attacks, and promoting digital rights.
• Blockchain Potential: Applications enhancing data privacy, secure communication, or digital advocacy.
• Submission Deadline: January 9, 2025.
3. Research in Secure Communications, AI, and Digital Engineering
• Funding Available: $160,000–$200,000 per award.
• Focus: Research in secure communications, AI, and digital engineering.
• Blockchain Potential: Solutions for secure data transfer or decentralized decision-making.
• Submission Deadline: Rolling (white papers due by June 20, 2025).

Who Should Apply?

These programs are designed for organizations and innovators who:

• Develop blockchain solutions aligned with cybersecurity, compliance, or secure communications.
• Work on projects addressing global threats or promoting digital rights.
• Seek to contribute to naval advancements through research and technology.

Why Apply?

• Access substantial funding to advance your innovative projects.
• Collaborate with leading agencies to tackle critical challenges.
• Showcase your expertise in emerging technologies, including blockchain.

How to Apply

Each grant has its own process, starting with a short proposal or white paper. For guidance and to explore how your projects align with these opportunities, contact Daniel Piestrak at daniel@levelscape.com from the GBA Grant Management Working Group.