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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Crypto ecosystem benefits from additions to this repository.It is a help to everyone to include an ask to contribute next to your attribution.Sample request language: "If you’re working in open source crypto, submit your repository here to be counted."Sample attributionData Source: Electric Capital Crypto Ecosystems MappingIf you’re working in open source crypto, submit your repository here to be counted.How to Contribute (Step-by-Step Guide)There are three types of contributions you can make to this data set:Adding a new ecosystem (e.g. a new layer 1 blockchain)Adding a new sub-ecosystem (e.g. a big organisation that has multiple repos within the above ecosystem)Adding a new repo (e.g. an individual project within the ecosystem/sub-ecosystem) or organizationThis may sound confusing. It is perhaps even more confusing because whilst there are these different data sources/structures, all of them sit within one directory (data/ecosystems) as .toml files.To make things easier, we've made the following roadmap for you to follow depending on which of the above 3 types of contributions you're trying to make.Option 1: Adding a new ecosystem (e.g. blockchain)If you're adding a totally new ecosystem that has no parents (e.g. Cosmos/Ethereum), then follow this path. You're most likely adding a new L1 blockchain, so let's take the fictitious example of a new chain called EasyA Chain. Follow these steps:Go to the data/ecosystems directoryFind the folder named the first letter of the ecosystem you're adding. Here, it's the letter E because our L1 is called EasyA Chain.Open the folderInside the folder, create a new .toml file named after your L1 in kebab-case. Here, it will be called easya-chain.toml. The full path will now be data/ecosystems/e/easya-chain.toml.Add the following 2 required fields:# Required field number 1: Name of the ecosystemtitle = "EasyA Chain"# Required field number 2: List of associated GitHub organizationsgithub_organizations = ["https://github.com/EasyA-Tech"]Make your PR! ✅Remember that this is a hierarchy. If you're adding a Cosmos appchain, therefore, you should be following Option 2 below (since it will be a sub-ecosystem of Cosmos).Please note: As a time saving measure, you do not need to add all the repos within your GitHub organizations to the .toml file as individual repos,
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