- This proposal is about a bounty program called bounty #13 for finding bugs in the Open Runtime Module Library (ORML).
- A total of up to 100,000 DOT is available as rewards for reporting bugs.
- To participate, people must study ORML's source code and report vulnerabilities to the Acala Bounty program on Immunefi.
- A curator is proposed to manage the bounty, with a specific anonymous address.
- The curator team includes five experts from Acala, Parity, and Manta.
- Each expert has a unique address that can be verified through different platforms.
- This program helps improve the safety and quality of ORML used in Polkadot and Kusama.

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Assign curator for ORML Security Bounty

- A proposal suggested by Kian from the Staking team aims to change nomination limits in Polkadot.
- The goal is to increase the maximum number of nomination intentions from 22,500 to 50,000.
- It also suggests lowering the stake needed to submit a nomination intention to 10 DOT.
- This change is possible because of new features released in Polkadot's runtime 9170.
- The proposal should be acted upon before the number of nominators reaches 22,500 to avoid issues.
- There should be no negative impact on current stakers with this proposal.

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Polkadot Proposal: Lowering Nomination Intention Limits

- The project is proposed by Nicholas Hong and focuses on helping developers learn about Polkadot and Substrate.
- The total money needed for the project is $80,000, and they are asking for $50,000 to start.
- The project aims to improve the quality of hackathon submissions by teaching developers before the hackathons.
- They want to help 150 global developers get better at using Polkadot and Substrate.
- The learning will happen through "Learn-and-Earn" campaigns on a platform called StackUp.
- StackUp rewards developers with money for completing small tasks or "quests" that help them learn.
- This approach makes learning fun and encourages developers to complete more tasks.

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Proposal: Learn-and-Earn Campaigns for Polkadot Hackathon Global Series 2022

- The document is a proposal for transferring money.
- It is meant for the Polkadot Treasury account.
- The owner of the document claims all information is true.
- They say they will create another proposal after 30 days to redistribute the funds.
- An Ethereum signature is included to verify the claim.
- A special coded message (preimage) is part of the proposal.

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Security Bug Bounty for Open Runtime Module Library (ORML)

Extend Current LP7 Crowdloans

- Supercolony is organizing the first Smart Contracts on Polkadot - WASM conference.
- They received funding approval from a treasury proposal, known as motion 152.
- The conference will have an online platform and aims to bring the community together.
- The main organizers, who are in Ukraine, had to move for safety reasons.
- They lost access to funds because of their move and are looking for ways to recover them.
- A new plan involves creating a new treasury proposal using a new account to retrieve the funds.
- The funds from the old account will be marked as "Lost" since they can't be accessed anymore.

Helping Supercolony Recover Funds From Treasury Proposal - A new vote on the proposal

- A proposal is made for a batch call that upgrades Polkadot and Statemint together.
- The Polkadot upgrade will change its runtime to version 9170, improving block time issues and other features.
- The Statemint upgrade will change its runtime to version 700, adding new tools for NFT creation and fixing previous problems.
- The proposal includes important call hashes for both upgrades.
- Developers need to be aware of changes related to transferring assets between networks.
- The upgrades will allow more flexibility with assets in the Polkadot network.
- Community voting will be necessary for the proposal to be enacted.

Polkadot Runtime Upgrade to v9170 and Statemint Runtime Upgrade to v700

Subscan is a tool that helps people explore blockchain networks that use Substrate. Here are some key points:

- It supports different chains like Polkadot and Kusama.
- Subscan offers features beyond just basic services, like fixing bugs and improving user experience.
- They have noticed more users, which makes it harder to keep everything working well.
- Subscan is starting to earn money to support their work.
- They want to keep costs low for users while still providing good services.
- In 2021, they spent a lot on infrastructure with totals over $38,000 for several months.
- They mainly use services like Google Cloud for their operations.

The Infrastructure Costs of Subscan for Polkadot Network from Sep 2021 to Dec 2021.

- Subscan is a special tool that helps people explore blockchain systems like Polkadot and Kusama.
- They started using a service called Cloudflare Enterprise to make their website faster.
- The Cloudflare service has been working well for the last six months.
- This proposal is about asking for money to pay for Cloudflare from January to April.
- The total cost for the Cloudflare service is $15,300, but they are only asking for 85% of that amount this time.
- They are requesting $13,005, which is about 671 DOT (a type of digital money).
- Subscan plans to keep improving and will aim to pay for more costs by themselves in the future.

Cloudflare Enterprise Plan for Subscan from January 2022 to April 2022

- A new proposal wants to temporarily increase the limit for nominations to 160 DOTs.
- This change helps keep the Polkadot nomination system active.
- The previous proposal had a mistake: it used the wrong unit of measurement.
- Instead of DOTs, the proposal should have used PLANKs, which are smaller units.
- The right amount for the bond is actually 1,600,000,000,000 PLANKs.
- All other values in the proposal stay the same, except for the minimum nominator bond. 
- There are specific codes called call data and call hash related to this proposal.

Polkadot’s Update to 160 DOTs as minimum nomination limit: A follow-up proposal fixing a unit mistake

- The BrightTreasury app is being improved to help users submit proposals and understand the Treasury module in Polkadot and Kusama networks.
- The project is run by a team called Bright Inventions, which has 70 skilled members, including developers and designers.
- They want to add new features based on user suggestions and connect better with Polkassembly.
- There will be four main steps, called milestones, to achieve these improvements, including sharing ideas and adding new functions.
- Each milestone has specific tasks and costs in a digital currency called DOT.
- The team believes in working together and helping clients grow their ideas.
- The project started with support from the Web3.0 Foundation and is currently funded by Treasury funds.

BrightTreasury - v. 2.0 improvements & features

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Polkadot 2022 Parachain Auction Calendar

- A proposal is made to raise the DOT nomination limit from 120 to 160.
- This change is temporary until a bigger upgrade (0.9.16) is done on Polkadot.
- The upgrade will allow nominations to change based on demand, instead of having a fixed limit.
- There were some problems with the upgrade after it was tested on Kusama, so it hasn't been proposed for Polkadot yet.
- More people are allowed to nominate, reaching a total of 22,500.
- This temporary increase will help keep the nomination system active while waiting for the main upgrade.
- The proposal keeps all other values the same, except for the minimum nomination amount.

Polkadot’s Update to 160 DOTs as minimum nomination limit: The Reason

- Omni is a special computer program for businesses that helps users manage their digital assets.
- It works with something called Polkadot.js Apps and helps users see everything they need in one place.
- Users can do many tasks, like managing money and voting, all at once without much effort.
- The program is designed to be very safe and easy to use.
- The Nova Foundation team talked to businesses to understand what they needed for the software.
- There are plans and proposals for making this software even better.

Omni: Polkadot Enterprise desktop app Treasury Proposal - Milestone 1

- PolkaWorld is a big group in China for the Polkadot community with over 50,000 followers.
- They want money to help pay for their work for the next three months.
- In 2021, PolkaWorld shared 584 articles and got almost 1 million views on Wechat.
- They hosted 43 online events that 48,551 people attended.
- PolkaWorld made 100 videos on Wechat with 182,759 views.
- They had meetups in 5 Chinese cities, with 2,149 people signing up.
- They also hosted a special metaverse meetup that 1,300 people joined.

PolkaWorld Ops and Maintenance proposal for 3/2022 - 5/2022

- Motion 154 is a proposal for a vote.
- It wants to pick one person as the curator for the Polkadot Pioneers Prize bounty.
- The person chosen has a special code: `151fSxLtpjaBRLGoo1DQB8n8ERLNR6ZduBnmjyzpypegJQp9`.
- The curation fee for this is 0.00 DOTs, which means it’s free.
- You can find more details about the plan and who is involved in the project.
- There are links to more information on how things will work and the reporting plan.
- This proposal is part of a bigger prize effort in the Polkadot community.

Election of curator for Polkadot Pioneers Prize bounty

- Motion 153 is for voting on a proposal.
- The proposal wants to make someone a curator for an anti-scam bounty.
- The person chosen is identified by a special code: 151fSxLtpjaBRLGoo1DQB8n8ERLNR6ZduBnmjyzpypegJQp9.
- You can find more information about this person and what they'll do.
- There is no cost to the curation, which means the fee is 0.00 DOTs.

Election of curator for anti-scam bounty proposal

- A virtual conference called "Smart Contracts on Polkadot - WASM" is being organized.
- The goal is to bring people together to talk about WASM and its role in building applications.
- The conference will last one day and will be held online using the Hopin platform.
- Supercolony has contributed a lot to WASM and the Polkadot ecosystem.
- They plan to hold 3-4 events next year, including the Polkadot Hackathon.
- Feedback on marketing and the agenda is welcome.
- Collaboration with WASM-related projects is encouraged.

Smart Contracts on Polkadot - WASM conference (Virtual)

- Scams are a big problem in our community, and this proposal aims to help fight them.
- The goal is to get people and companies involved in protecting users from scams.
- This plan will expand on an earlier project that focused only on scam websites.
- It will create different tasks, called child bounties, to tackle various scam issues.
- The tasks will mostly use tools outside of the blockchain system at first.
- There will be changes to the tasks based on community feedback and experience.
- The three main goals are to work more on the blockchain, be community-led, and cover more areas within the Polkadot ecosystem.

Anti-Scam Bounty 

- Polkadot, Statemint, and Westend are digital networks that provide public services through APIs.
- In the last three months, their API answered over 23 billion requests, which is a big increase.
- They used a lot of data, around 71 terabytes, to serve these requests.
- The highest single-day response was more than 515 million.
- Westend had 377 million responses, and Statemint had 295 million.
- Due to high demand, they had to improve their technology to keep up with the requests.
- The total running cost for these services is about $101,122.20.

OnFinality - High Performance Public Infrastructure (Q4 2021)

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- **Libwallet** is a lightweight library for making cryptocurrency wallets. 
- It is easy to use and understand. 
- The wallets can work on different platforms like apps, websites, and even special devices. 
- The project is asking for **1273.95 DOT** to help with its development. 
- It plans to finish the work in **6 weeks**. 
- For questions, you can contact them via email or on their chat channel.

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Vote Nay

- The Polkadot Pioneers Prize is a program that gives prizes to encourage new ideas on the Polkadot network.
- It will have different challenges, with the first two about zero-knowledge research and improving Polkadot’s infrastructure.
- The goal is to attract new people with skills to help build the Polkadot community.
- The program will include special prizes called child bounties, which will be shared by an elected curator.
- Details about the challenges will be shared by the middle of 2022.
- A Council will approve the program and elect the curator to manage the prize money.
- Everyone can check more information and vote on the plan.

Council Motions