Season 5 ideas - New project- BibleFi

BibleFi x Superfluid Season 5 Grant Proposal

To: Superfluid DAO Governance Community
From: normancomics.eth - BibleFi Founder
Date: February 5th, 2026
Request: 2,000,000 $SUP (~$30,646 USD)


Executive Summary

BibleFi is the world’s first comprehensive Christian faith-aligned DeFi platform built on Base Chain, leveraging Superfluid’s streaming technology, Veil.cash’s privacy features, and proprietary faith-based advisory systems to transform how 2.3 billion Christians engage with decentralized finance.

Grant Request: 2,000,000 $SUP
Applicant: normancomics.eth (0x3d95D4A6DbaE0Cd0643a82b13A13b08921D6ADf7)
Base Name: normancomics.base.eth
Superfluid Reserve: normancomics.reserve.superfluid.eth


Why BibleFi Needs Superfluid

Traditional church giving is broken:

  • 90% of donors forget monthly manual transfers
  • 3-5% fees on $50B annual US church giving
  • No automation or transparency

Superfluid’s Solution:

  • One-time setup for continuous donation streams
  • Per-second giving aligned with traditional tithing
  • Eliminates friction between faith communities and fintech
  • 90%+ retention vs. 10% with manual donations

Why Superfluid Should Fund BibleFi

1. Massive Market Opportunity

  • 345M crypto-owning Christians globally (15% of 2.3B)
  • $50B+ annual US church giving stuck in legacy systems
  • Zero competing platforms with comprehensive faith-aligned DeFi features
  • 18% YoY growth in religious crypto adoption

2. Network Effects for Superfluid

  • Year 1: 10,000 streams = $13M Total Value Streamed
  • Year 3: 50,000+ streams across churches, payroll, missions
  • Year 5: Physical terminals in 2,000+ churches = millions of new users

3. Strategic Differentiation

  • Positions Superfluid as force for social good
  • PR value: “Superfluid helps faith communities operate efficiently”
  • Real-world utility beyond speculation
  • Template for serving underrepresented communities

4. Execution Readiness

  • 80% foundation complete: 2,000+ references indexed
  • 6+ years blockchain dev experience
  • Live testnet deployment on Base Sepolia
  • Clear quarterly milestones with accountability

Evaluation Framework

Market Opportunity & Protocol Impact

  • TAM: $50B+ annual charitable giving (US alone)
  • User Acquisition: 345M crypto-owning Christians globally
  • Network Effects: 10,000+ streams Year 1 = $13M TVS
  • Superfluid Volume: 5-10% of Base chain streaming volume
  • First-Mover: Zero direct competitors

Technical Execution

  • Foundation: 80% operational
  • Security: 3 independent audits scheduled
  • Partnerships: Superfluid, Veil.cash, Burner.pro confirmed
  • Experience: 6+ years blockchain dev (Ethereum, Base, Bitcoin)

Go-To-Market

  • Pilot: 50 churches Q2 2026
  • Distribution: Physical terminals for IRL onboarding
  • Retention: Automated streams = 90%+ retention
  • Accountability: Monthly public progress reports

Financial Sustainability

  • Grant Use: 70% to development, liquidity, integrations
  • Revenue: 0.5% fee on yield strategies (zero on donations)
  • Commitment: 12-month LP lockup
  • Reporting: Quarterly disclosures

What We’re Building

Core Features

:droplet: Real-Time Donation Streams (Superfluid)

  • Automated per-second flows to churches/charities
  • Set-and-forget recurring giving
  • APY bonus multipliers: 10% = 1.5x, 15% = 1.7x, 20% = 2.0x

:locked: Anonymous Giving (Veil.cash)

  • Privacy-preserving donations via zk-SNARKs
  • Tax compliance options maintained
  • User-controlled transparency

:brain: Faith-Based AI Advisor (BWSP + BWTYA)

  • 2,000+ historical references on finance, stewardship, wealth
  • Real-time Wisdom Score (0-1000) for decision guidance
  • Monitors Base Chain markets via Basescan, Dune, DeFiLlama
  • Identifies arbitrage, entry/exit signals, risk warnings

:blue_square: Built on Base

  • Farcaster mini-app + Base.app integration
  • <$0.01 average transaction cost
  • Coinbase fiat on-ramps

:trophy: Yield Strategies

Strategy APY Risk
Parable of Talents Farming 15% Aggressive
Joseph’s Seven Years Protocol 8% Conservative
Solomon’s Wisdom Staking 12% Diversified
Widow’s Mite Pool 10% Charity

:classical_building: Physical Terminals (Q1 2027)

  • Burner.pro tap-to-pay terminals in churches
  • Bridges physical giving with on-chain DeFi
  • Onboards non-technical users via trusted environments

The Problem

Market Gaps:

  • $50B+ annual giving stuck in 3-5% fee systems
  • 345M crypto Christians with no faith-aligned DeFi options
  • High friction in traditional donation systems
  • No automated recurring giving tools

Why Current Solutions Fail:

  • Web2 platforms: Excessive fees, no crypto support
  • General DeFi: No faith-based guidance or ethical filters
  • Church tools: Centralized, closed ecosystems, vendor lock-in

Competitive Landscape

Existing Solutions:

  • GivingBlock, Endaoment: High fees, no streaming, not faith-specific
  • Aave, Compound: No community alignment, complex UX
  • Tithe.ly, Pushpay: No crypto, centralized, high fees

BibleFi’s Unique Position:

  1. Only comprehensive faith-aligned DeFi ecosystem
  2. First Superfluid-native streaming for faith-based giving
  3. Privacy-first design via Veil.cash
  4. Physical-digital bridge via church terminals
  5. Community governance weighted by participation quality
  6. Proprietary advisory systems (BWSP + BWTYA)

Market Validation:

  • Zero platforms combining Superfluid + faith alignment
  • 73% of churches offer online giving, <1% support crypto
  • $50B flowing through high-fee systems with no alternatives

Budget Allocation: 2,000,000 $SUP

Category Amount % Details
Development & Infrastructure 800K $SUP 40% Contracts, audits, AI infrastructure
Liquidity & Market Making 600K $SUP 30% $BIBLEFI/$SUP, $WISDOM/$SUP pools
Partnerships & Growth 300K $SUP 15% Church onboarding, integrations
Marketing & Education 200K $SUP 10% Campaigns, content, conferences
Legal & Operations 100K $SUP 5% Compliance, entity formation

Tokenomics

$BIBLEFI (Governance Token)

  • Supply: 1B tokens
  • Type: Superfluid Native ($BIBLEFIx Super-Token)
  • Distribution: 40% Community, 30% Development, 15% Church Partnerships, 10% Team (4yr vest, 1yr cliff), 5% Advisors

$WISDOM (Rewards Token)

  • Supply: 1B tokens
  • Type: Superfluid Native ($WISDOMx Super-Token)
  • Earning: Active streams (100/week), education (50), referrals (1,000), governance (5)

Technical Implementation

Smart Contract Suite (7 Contracts):

  1. DonationStream_Manager (Superfluid integration)
  2. BWTYA_YieldOptimizer (Strategy pools)
  3. BWSP_Oracle (Wisdom scoring)
  4. BibleFi_Governance (DAO)
  5. Charity_Pool (Community giving)
  6. Church_Registry (Verification)
  7. Rewards_Distributor ($WISDOM)

Superfluid Base Addresses:

  • Host: 0x4C073B3baB6d8826b8C5b229f3cfdC1eC6E47E74
  • CFA: 0x19ba78B9cDB05A877718841c574325fdB53601bb
  • USDCx: 0xD04383398dD2426297da660F9CCA3d439AF9ce1b

Security:

  • 3 independent audits (Certik, OpenZeppelin, Quantstamp)
  • Multi-sig treasury (3-of-5)
  • Bug bounty program
  • Time-locks on critical functions

Roadmap & Milestones

Phase 1: Foundation (Q1 2026) :white_check_mark: Complete

  • :white_check_mark: 2,000+ references indexed in BWSP
  • :white_check_mark: BWTYA smart contract logic finalized
  • :white_check_mark: Superfluid testnet integration
  • :white_check_mark: Farcaster mini-app prototype

Phase 2: Launch (Q2 2026) :bullseye: Current

  • Deploy 7 contracts on Base Mainnet
  • Complete 3 security audits
  • $BIBLEFI + $WISDOM TGE
  • Onboard 50 churches
  • Public beta launch

Success Metrics: 1,000 streams, 10-25 churches, $500K TVS

Phase 3: Scale (Q3-Q4 2026)

  • Veil.cash integration
  • All yield pools live
  • 100+ churches, 25,000 users
  • $2.5M TVS

Success Metrics: 10,000 streams, 50-100 churches, $2.5M TVS

Phase 4: Expansion (2027+)

  • Physical terminals via Burner.pro
  • Multi-language support (15+ languages)
  • Cross-chain exploration
  • 2,000 churches, 100,000 users

Success Metrics

Year 1 (2026) Targets

Metric Target
Active users 5,000
Partner churches 100
Active donation streams 10,000
Total Value Streamed $2.5M
Total Value Locked $10M
Platform uptime 99.9%

North Star Metric: Total Value Streamed (TVS)

Year Target Multiple
2026 $2.5M Baseline
2027 $25M 10x
2028 $125M 5x
2030 $500M 4x

Team

normancomics.eth - Founder & Lead Dev

  • 6+ years EVM blockchain development (L1/L2/L3)
  • 6+ years Bitcoin, Counterparty, Bitcoin Stamps ($SRC-20)
  • Co-founder: Book-Of-Stamp DAO (first BTC-Stamp DAO)
  • Base ecosystem builder since 2023
  • Expertise: Solidity, React, JS, Python, AI/ML, DeFi protocols

Advisory Board:

  • 7-member theological panel (ecumenical)
  • Superfluid Protocol experts
  • DeFi security professionals
  • AI/ML engineers
  • Base Chain ecosystem leaders

Accountability & Transparency

Monthly Reports:

  • Active stream count + TVS
  • Church onboarding progress
  • Smart contract status
  • Marketing metrics
  • Treasury transparency

Commitments:

  • Open-source contracts post-audit
  • 12-month LP lockup on all $SUP
  • Quarterly financial disclosures
  • No team token sales first 18 months

Risk Mitigation

Risk Mitigation
Smart contract bugs 3 audits, formal verification, time-locks
Low adoption Pilot program, in-person training, case studies
Regulatory Legal board, proactive compliance
Market volatility Stablecoin-first, pause mechanisms

Why This Matters for Superfluid

  1. User Expansion: 345M crypto Christians = untapped demographic
  2. Utility Showcase: Real-world impact beyond speculation
  3. Network Effects: Each church = 100-500 new Superfluid users
  4. Brand Value: Social good positioning
  5. Sticky Volume: Recurring donations = permanent streams
  6. L2 Proof: BibleFi validates Superfluid on Base
  7. Template: Model for other underserved communities

Contact

normancomics.eth

BibleFi Official

Wallets:

Network Name Address
Ethereum BibleFi.eth 0x256eBF0A9B0d8A12A90315118745d4Fb5ec01a13
Base BibleFi.base.eth 0x7bEda57074AA917FF0993fb329E16C2c188baF08
Superfluid BibleFi.reserve.superfluid.eth 0x18De9a811753B0D3d23bF7EB9a6E4E54D1471a76

Closing

BibleFi offers Superfluid:

  • Entry to untapped $50B+ annual market
  • Millions of new users to streaming finance
  • Real-world social impact demonstration
  • Sticky, recurring protocol volume
  • Replicable model for faith communities globally

80% of foundation is complete. We’re asking for partnership to scale proven technology to a community needing better financial tools.

This is an invitation to build the future of faith-aligned finance together.

Thank you for your consideration.

normancomics.eth
Founder, BibleFi
Built on Base | Powered by Superfluid


Appendix: Scriptural Foundation

For readers interested in traditional principles underlying BibleFi’s design

Core Principles:

Stewardship: “Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse” (Malachi 3:10) - interpreted as consistent commitment.
Application: Superfluid streaming = faithful, uninterrupted stewardship

Private Giving: “Do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing” (Matthew 6:3-4)
Application: Veil.cash enables anonymous donations

Wisdom: “Trust in the LORD with all your heart” (Proverbs 3:5-6)
Application: BWSP provides 2,000 years of accumulated financial wisdom

Value Alignment: “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also” (Matthew 6:21)
Application: Platform aligns financial decisions with faith values

BWSP Index: 2,000+ references across financial stewardship (47), ethical wealth (63), generosity (89), debt (31), emergency planning (22), work (38), community (41).

Strategy References:

  1. Parable of Talents (Matthew 25:14-30) - active growth, calculated risk
  2. Joseph’s Protocol (Genesis 41) - emergency preparation, long-term planning
  3. Solomon’s Wisdom (Ecclesiastes 11:2) - diversification across ventures
  4. Widow’s Mite (Luke 21:1-4) - accessibility, charitable impact

These serve as design inspiration. All backgrounds welcome regardless of beliefs.

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Seems a very much needed reflection and feature, wish you all the best on this.

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@normancomics.eth can you share testnet contract addresses, github repo, and FC mini app prototype?

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yes, i will try to get it all linked up here by the end of the day! sorry, i have been meeting with advisors trying to make sure that the custom logic is air-tight. but i will try to link it all by the end of the day!

thank you for the kind words! means a ton.

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You’re very much welcomed; totally deserved. All the best <3

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couldn’t get it finished by tonight will try to get it up by tomorrow doing everything I can to get some errors fixed before i make it openly visible…as soon as i can i will tag you in it along with the rest of the team with the updated beta for everyone to try out.

i am still working on testnet, however the github repo can be currently viewed: BibleFi repos

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the FC mini app prototype is still being worked on however the link you can see: BibleFi beta demo

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Sorry for my lack of presence here on the @superfluid governance forum. I have been super busy trying to finalize my BibleFi project across a few separate platforms atm, and am currently only trying to fix a few sections and come up with the capital i need to register and lock down the domain and hosting etc… but i am here and i am building non stop, openly on github:normancomics.eth github & you can check out my lateral movements and asymmetric building via normancomics.eth on icebreaker

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@markcarey @SFF @dopamino

I also wanted to verbalise my support and my agreement that this faith-based giving via streaming super tokens would be really useful.
Especially if the charities are accountable and ethical and provide good feedback to their donors (like some type of ability for donors to interact with teams they are giving to)

May God bless your hard work and your innovative ideas for his kingdom of goodness!!

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In you proposed architecture, BibleFI would act as a central redistribution point for donations received from Superfluid users, is that correct? Would Superfluid users have the ability to direct their donations to specific churches, or would that decision be delegated to BibleFi? How many of the 50 churches targeted for Q2 of this year have actually been onboarded?

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@Plutus - Thank you for your thorough question regarding BibleFi’s architecture. I appreciate your due diligence, and I’d like to provide a comprehensive clarification with technical evidence.
Addressing the Central Redistribution Question
Short Answer: No, BibleFi does not act as a central redistribution point for donations. The architecture implements direct peer-to-peer streaming from donors to their chosen churches via the Superfluid protocol.
How the Architecture Actually Works:
BibleFi is a platform interface (like a dApp frontend), not a custodial intermediary. Here’s the actual technical flow:
DIRECT FLOW MODEL:
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Donor Wallet → Superfluid Protocol → Church Wallet

BibleFi provides:
✓ Church directory (verified recipients)
✓ User interface for stream configuration
✓ Smart contract for tithe calculation
✓ Dashboard for monitoring active streams

BibleFi does NOT:
✗ Custody funds
✗ Route payments through our wallets
✗ Act as an intermediary
✗ Control fund distribution (except opt-in pooling—see below)


Technical Evidence from the Codebase
I’ve made the full repository publicly available: https://github.com/normancomics/BibleFi. Here’s the specific code proving the direct-flow architecture:

  1. Smart Contract (BWSPCore.sol lines 145-170):

solidity

1. function startTithingStream(
    bytes32 churchId,
    ISuperToken superToken,
    uint256 profitAmount,
    TitheTier tier
) external {
    Church memory church = churches[churchId];
    require(church.verified, "Church not verified");
    
    // Calculate flow rate
    int96 flowRate = _calculateFlowRate(profitAmount, tier);
    
    // Create DIRECT stream: msg.sender → church.wallet
    bytes memory callData = abi.encodeWithSelector(
        cfa.createFlow.selector,
        superToken,
        church.wallet,  // ← DIRECT TO CHURCH
        flowRate,
        new bytes(0)
    );
    
    sf.callAgreement(cfa, callData, new bytes(0));
}


Key Line: church.wallet is the recipient—the Superfluid agreement is created directly between the donor (msg.sender) and the church. BibleFi’s contract facilitates the setup but never holds funds.
2. Frontend Integration (useSuperfluid.ts):
typescript

const startTithingStream = async (params) => {
  const result = await realSuperfluidClient.createTithingStream(
    signer,
    params.churchAddress,  // ← Church receives directly
    params.tokenSymbol,
    titheAmount,
    'month'
  );
  
  // BibleFi never touches the funds
  return result;
};


User Control: Directing Donations
Donors have 100% control to select their recipient churches:
• Browse Verified Churches: Users search/filter the church directory (stored in Supabase)
• Select Specific Church: User chooses exactly which church receives their stream
• Configure Stream: User sets amount, tier (10%/15%/20%), and duration
• Create Direct Stream: Superfluid creates on-chain agreement: Donor → Church
• Manage Anytime: User can update flow rate, pause, or stop the stream

BibleFi does NOT decide which church receives donations, override user selections, or pool funds unless explicitly opted into (see below).
Optional Pooled Donations (Opt-In Only)
The only scenario where BibleFi would redistribute funds: A donor explicitly chooses to (1) Donate TO BibleFi itself (selecting “BibleFi General Fund” as the recipient), (2) Indicate “donate as needed” to vetted churches, (3) This would be managed by a BibleFi multisig wallet, (4) Redistributed to verified churches based on need. This is opt-in only and clearly labeled. The default flow is always direct donor-to-church.
Visual Architecture
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┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                 BibleFi Technical Architecture                │
│               (Direct Streaming Model on Base)                │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

┌──────────────┐                                 ┌──────────────┐
│   DONOR      │──► 1. Browse churches ─────────►│  Supabase    │
│  (Web3       │◄── 2. Select church ───────────┤  Church DB   │
│   Wallet)    │                                 └──────────────┘
└──────┬───────┘                                            
       │ 3. Create stream                                  
       ├────────────►┌──────────────┐              
       │             │ BWSPCore.sol │              
       │             │ (validates & │              
       │             │  calculates) │              
       │             └──────┬───────┘              
       │                    │                      
       │                    ▼                      
       │             ┌──────────────┐              
       │             │  Superfluid  │              
       │             │  Protocol    │              
       │             └──────┬───────┘              
       │                    │                      
       │ 4. Direct stream (per-second)                
       └────────────────────┼──────────────────────►┌──────────────┐
                            │                       │   CHURCH     │
                            └──────────────────────►│  (Receives   │
                                                    │   directly)  │
                                                    └──────────────┘

KEY PRINCIPLES:
✓ DIRECT STREAMING: Tokens flow Donor → Church via Superfluid
✓ NO INTERMEDIARY: BibleFi never holds funds
✓ USER CONTROL: Donors select recipients
✓ TRANSPARENT: All flows on-chain & verifiable
✓ REAL-TIME: Payments stream second-by-second


Q2 Church Onboarding Status (Transparency)
You asked about the 50 churches targeted for Q2—I want to be completely transparent:
Original Goal: 50 churches onboarded by Q2 2026
Current Status: 0 churches onboarded (platform still in testnet)
Honest Assessment:
The project timeline has experienced significant delays due to:
Technical Complexity: Building a production-ready DeFi platform with custom Superfluid integration, ZK privacy, multi-tier tithing, and Farcaster social layer proved more complex than initially estimated
Resource Constraints: Solo development with limited capital for infrastructure (domain, hosting, audits)
Scope Expansion: Added features to increase value but extended development time
Quality Prioritization: Focused on security, UX, and proper verification systems over rushing to launch

Current State:
:white_check_mark: Core smart contracts developed & deployed to Base testnet
:white_check_mark: Superfluid integration complete (custom client built)
:white_check_mark: Comprehensive UI/UX (40+ pages, 536 TypeScript/Solidity files)
:white_check_mark: Church database schema & verification system designed
:white_check_mark: Farcaster mini-app beta live
:hourglass_not_done: Final bug fixes before public beta
:hourglass_not_done: Domain registration & hosting setup (funding needed)

Revised Realistic Timeline

Phase Target Milestones
Q2 2026 (Current) Testnet Completion Dix remaining bugs, domain/hosting, public beta
Q3 2026 Mainnet Launch Security audit, 5-10 pilot churches, legal framework
Q4 2026 Growth 35 total churches, mobile app, marketing
Q1 2027 Scale 50+ total churches,(original goal) international expansion

New Target for 50 Churches: Q1 2027 (9-month delay from original plan)
Why This Architecture Matters
Transparency: All streams are on-chain and publicly verifiable on Base explorer
No Counterparty Risk: Donors don’t trust BibleFi to hold/forward funds
Real-Time: Churches receive money-per-second, not monthly lump sums
User Sovereignty: Donors control when to start/stop/modify streams
Programmable: Smart contracts enforce Biblical principles (10% minimum tithe, wisdom bonuses)
Next Steps & Accountability
To regain community trust and meet revised milestones:
Public Beta: Launch within 2-3 weeks (pending minor bug fixes & capital allocation for domain/hosting)
Open Source: All code already public at https: //github.com/normancomics/BibleFi
Monthly Updates: Commit to monthly progress reports on this forum
Pilot Program: Seeking 3-5 churches willing to test on mainnet (Q3)
Audit: Planning security audit once funding secured

Questions for the Community

• Would @SFF be open to possibly providing ecosystem grants to accelerate development?
• Are there existing church networks interested in piloting this technology?
• What additional transparency measures would increase confidence in this project?

I appreciate your scrutiny, @plutus. Projects handling faith-based donations must be held to the highest standards of transparency and stewardship. I’m committed to building BibleFi as a trustless, user-controlled platform that honors both blockchain principles and biblical values. Happy to answer any follow-up questions or provide additional technical deep-dives.

Sincerely,

@normancomics.eth

P.S. For anyone wanting to verify the architecture themselves:
• GitHub Repo: https: //github.com/normancomics/BibleFi

Thank you for the prompt and candid reply, @normancomics.eth Given your own assessment that this project won’t be ready for audits until Q3, may I suggest that it might be a better fit for a Superfluid Season 7 project? That would take some of the time pressure away from you, while also avoiding the “bad look” of promoted projects not launching on time. And, in fairness to ready-to-launch projects, taking your project off the table for Season 6 would make more SUP rewards available for them.

With respect to your question: “Would @SFF be open to possibly providing ecosystem grants to accelerate development?” - have you looked into flowstatecoop? SuperfluidHQ tweeted about that opportunity earlier today: https://x.com/Superfluid_HQ/status/2048823619686687217

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Hey @plutus Thank you for the prompt and candid reply.

I have no problem moving BibleFi to Season 7 if that would make things easier for the rest of the Superfluid ecosystem and the other devs/founders who have ready-to-launch projects for Season 6. I’d much rather do things the right way and fully build, audit, and deploy the dApp live on-chain with real churches and users.

As a solo founder tackling what is honestly a pretty massive project, the Superfluid community has been incredibly helpful and understanding every step of the way, and I’m truly grateful for that support.

I’ll check out @flowstatecoop right away based on the SuperfluidHQ tweet you mentioned. I think I did look into it previously, however, if I’m not mistaken, they were targeting Arbitrum based dApps, and although I have thought about expanding BibleFi to Arbitrum(along with other chains) in the future, I’ve built everything so far for base chain. I appreciate you pointing that out as a potential way to help accelerate development.

Please let me know the next steps for shifting to Season 7. Happy to do whatever is best for everyone involved.

Update on BibleFi x Superfluid – Moving to Season 7

Hey @plutus and Superfluid DAO Governance Community,

Thank you again for the thoughtful feedback. I am now working on fully aligning & shifting BibleFi from Superfluid Season 5 to Superfluid Season 7. This extra runway lets me focus on doing things properly: final contract polishing, independent audits, real Christian Church pilot program, and a fully, scalable, production-grade experience with live Superfluid streams.

Current Status (May 2026):

  • Core Solidity contracts (including full Superfluid integration) written & awaiting final review
  • 2,000+ scriptural references indexed + Biblical-Wisdom-Synthesis-Protocol RAG-AGI/MCP agentic-framework/components in progress
  • Frontend Farcaster mini-app almost completely ready for live deploy.
  • Extremely excited to announce that I have recently been officially accepted into Palantir’s Developer Program & am now using Palantir’s Foundry/AIP & ontology to ready BibleFi for global markets.
  • We are now actively implementing PalantirBibleFi — leveraging Palantir’s Foundry AIP and ontology framework to scale this into a true enterprise-grade, production-ready platform capable of global operations, massive data orchestration, and institutional-level reliability.
  • Preparing deployment to Base (testnet → mainnet), followed by 3 independent audits(upon funding) (Certik + OpenZeppelin + Quantstamp)

I will share deployed contract addresses, live Superfluid stream demos, Palantir integration milestones, and monthly transparency reports on progress, TVS metrics, and key milestones as they happen.

The Superfluid community’s support and patience throughout this process has been outstanding — truly grateful. I’m personally thrilled about the implementation of Palantir software and what it means for bringing a new faith-aligned demographic into Superfluid with sticky, recurring volume and real-world global impact.

Happy to adjust scope or priorities based on any further governance input.

normancomics.eth
Founder, BibleFi
Built onBase • Powered by Superfluid • Scaling with Palantir’s Foundry
X: @KEKBONDS | Farcaster: normancomics.eth