Summary
This proposal suggests continuing the development of the alternative 1inch interface over the next 6 months, focusing on maintenance, enhanced stability and security, implementation of a p2p update system via WebTorrent, and integration of Solana network support.
Abstract
This proposal seeks to extend funding for the alternative 1inch interface project for 6 months. The main priorities will be project maintenance, optimization of existing functionality, strengthening the application’s supply chain security, implementing a decentralized update delivery system via WebTorrent, and adding support for the Solana network. Testing will also be intensified to improve application stability. The requested amount is $87,000, to be streamed monthly over six months.
Motivation
Previous proposals 1IP-50 and 1IP-66 enabled the creation of a functional, open-source, and modular 1inch interface supporting swap and Fusion+. In preparing the next development phase, we considered feedback from DAO delegates, including concerns about scope and budget.
As a result, the grant duration has been reduced to 6 months and the overall budget to $87,000. We are focusing on tasks that enhance the resilience, reliability, and independence of the interface without introducing features that might be perceived as excessive.
A key priority for this phase is improving the security of the codebase and the frontend delivery chain. In light of the recent hack of the main 1inch interface, we will pay special attention to auditing dependencies and reducing risks associated with third-party libraries and build pipelines. Decentralized alternatives must be not only functional, but also secure and trustworthy.
Specification
The following tasks are planned over the 6-month period:
- Audit of dependencies and strengthening of supply chain security: a comprehensive review of all project dependencies will be conducted, potentially unsafe libraries will b