A Solana automation tooling project, Clockwork has decided call it a day due to limited commercial upside.
Nick Garfield, the co-founder of Clockwork, announced on X (Twitter) that the project will shut down nodes on Devnet and mainnet on Oct. 31. Garfield cited opportunity cost as a primary reason for shutting down Clockwork.
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He wrote:
“We admittedly see limited commercial upside in continuing to develop the protocol and have a growing personal interest to explore new opportunities.”
According to the official website, Clockwork allows its users to schedule transactions and build automated, event-driven smart contracts. While the team will stop further development, they will let the code remain open-sourced on GitHub.
Garfield said:
“The beauty of crypto is that it is truly open and permissionless. If you have a vision for improving the protocol, you have our full endorsement to fork and ship it.”
Click here to learn more about smart contracts.
According to Crunchbase, Clockwork raised $4 million from Multicoin Capital, Solana Ventures, and Asymmetric in August 2022.
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Author: Harsh Notariya