Builders and maintainers
Protocol teams, client contributors, security engineers, infra operators, and builders shipping credible technical work.
Community
A curated network surface until the real directory exists.
The launch site shows who ETH Canal is for, highlights public contributors and organizations, and makes the open-source posture obvious. It does not pretend a live member directory already exists.
- Launch Model
- Curated editorial page
- Submission Flow
- Deferred until a real directory exists
- Open Source
- GitHub is the current public contribution path
Participation Surfaces
Who ETH Canal is designed to serve.
The community page is useful when it explains the network shape clearly rather than dumping unstructured profiles.
Educators and organizers
People creating onramps, workshops, community calls, and contributor pathways that stay active outside the April window.
Business and policy stakeholders
Partners working on adoption, regulation, tokenized assets, and practical implementation across LATAM.
Featured Contributors
Public examples from the current source archive.
These profiles signal the kind of participants ETH Canal already attracts without claiming to be a complete directory.
SpaceDev
Juan Manuel Sobral
Protocol engineering and advanced blockchain development
Dojo Coding / Starknet
Daniel Bejarano
Education, developer relations, and builder activation
Opsek / Defy Education
Pablo Sabbatella
Security research and operational rigor
Towerbank International
Gabriel Campa
Digital assets and banking integration
Blerify
Marcos Allene López
Digital identity and infrastructure strategy
Tesseras Labs
Steven Clarke-Martin
RWA execution and ecosystem operations
Organizations
Collaborators and partner-adjacent organizations.
These names come from the existing ETH Canal source archive and help show the network graph that surrounds the platform.
FLOSS-PAWeb3 FamiliaETH-KIPUEnterprise Ethereum AllianceCAPATECInnovation Smart DistrictCamara de Comercio Digital y BlockchainLa Manzana
Current Model
What this page is, and what it is not.
The site is better if it tells the truth about its current state.
- The community page is editorial and curated in v1
- Open submission and profile moderation are deferred until a real directory surface exists
- The canonical public contribution path today is GitHub plus direct outreach through official channels
Open-source entry point
If someone wants to understand how ETH Canal works in public today, GitHub is the cleanest path. It is more honest than pretending there is already a live application workflow.