The problem SuperStreamFund solves

SuperStreamFund is an innovative crowdfunding application that leverages the power of Superfluid and the Lens Protocol to revolutionize the way campaigns are funded and supported. 🚀🔗

💸 Superfluid Money Streams:
With Superfluid, users can send payments through money streams using Super Tokens like DAIX and USDC to the campaigns they trust. This seamless payment method ensures fast and efficient transactions, providing a convenient experience for contributors. 💲💧

🔒 Trust and Social Layer:
SuperStreamFund incorporates the Lens Protocol's social layer to enhance trust and transparency. The campaign details page displays all followers of the campaign creator, creating a sense of community and fostering trust among contributors. By following campaign owners, donators also have the opportunity to receive future airdrops of NFTs. 👥🔎🌐

🔄 Superfluid Subscriptions:
A unique feature of Superfluid is the ability for donators to subscribe to campaigns through Superfluid Subscriptions. This constant flow of tokens allows believers in the campaigns to stay updated on the progress and impact of the project. Donators have the flexibility to modify or terminate the flow rate as desired, maintaining control over their contributions. 🌊💪

🎯 Problems Aimed to Solve:
SuperStreamFund tackles several key challenges in the crowdfunding space:

Interoperability: Facilitating fund transfers between different cryptocurrencies, promoting inclusivity and accessibility for users.
Accessibility: Enabling users to contribute using various cryptocurrencies, removing entry barriers.
Security: Utilizing the secure nature of blockchain and smart contracts, ensuring transparency and reducing the risk of fraudulent activities.
Transparency: Leveraging smart contracts to provide real-time tracking of project progress and fund allocation, fostering trust and accountability. ✅🔍🔒

Challenges I ran into

While building this project, we encountered a few challenges and hurdles along the way.
One specific bug I encountered was related to the integration of the Superfluid and Lens Protocol libraries.
There were many dependency conflicts and faced a bigNumber error during vercel deployment.