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### Details

- **Repository:** [bounties](https://github.com/polkadot-developers/bounties)
- **PR:** [#10](https://github.com/polkadot-developers/bounties/pull/10)
- **Contributor:** [sam0x17](https://github.com/sam0x17)
- **Tip Size:** large (150 DOT)


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**Editorial Board in Spanish Cohort #2**

- A proposal was made to fund the salaries of three members of the Spanish Editorial Board for six months.
- The Marketing team could not agree on funding and suggested it be decided by the Polkadot community.
- The Editorial Board has improved social media success and event impact in Latin America.
- There were significant increases in followers and engagement compared to the previous year.
- They request $46,000 to continue their work, including events and community engagement.
- New signatories were added to support this proposal.

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Editorial Board in Spanish Cohort #2
Important: This request was initially submitted to the Marketing Bounty. However, following their deliberations, a consensus could not be reached, and they recommended that the funding decision be made by Polkadot's Open Governance. Below is an exact copy of their response:
&ldquo;Dear JC,
Thank you for submitting your proposal for the Editorial Board in Spanish Cohort 2 Salary. After careful review and discussion, the Marketing Bounty couldn&rsquo;t agree on a majority vote. Hence we are rejecting this proposal and encourage you to submit it through OpenGov, where the broader Polkadot community can evaluate and vote on the continuation of this important initiative they initially funded.&rdquo;
Proposal Summary:
Following the successful implementation of the Editorial Board model for decentralized management of the Polkadot en Espa&ntilde;ol X account and Marketing activities in LatAm, we now seek funding for the next six months (December - May) to support the salaries of our three key members. This continuation proposal references proposal #641 (where the Editorial Board was proposed) and #938 (Ref that funded the first six months, cohort 1) and details the achievements and structure of our Editorial Board, alongside the funding requirements necessary to maintain and expand our efforts.
Timeline:
<ul>
<li>Referendum #641 Approved: Execution begins in May 2024, with the team taking over the official Polkadot Spanish account and initiating efforts to consolidate marketing initiatives in Latin America.</li>
<li>Referendum #938 Approved: By the end of July 2024, the referendum to determine the salary for the first cohort of the Spanish Editorial Board is approved. This referendum covers the salaries for three members from June to November 2024.</li>
<li>December 2024: A new cohort assumes responsibilities and continues supporting the execution of Referendum #641. This subsequent referendum has been launched to fund the salaries of three new members from December 2024 through May 2025.</li>
</ul>
<h3 id="highlights">Highlights ✨</h3>
Our decentralized approach has yielded significant improvements in social media performance and event impact compared to the previous year under centralized management. Social media metrics, such as engagement rates, impressions, and follower growth, have shown notable increases, demonstrating the effectiveness of localized strategies.
Additionally, the two high-impact events we attended provided valuable opportunities to boost brand awareness, resulting in measurable audience engagement, increased follower counts, and a heightened presence for Polkadot in the LATAM region. These metrics highlight the success of focusing on community-relevant content and strategic event participation.
<ul>
<li>Total Impressions: 925,300 in six months vs. 679,000 in the previous year of centralized management (172.5% monthly average increase).</li>
<li>New Followers: 2,445 in six months vs. 1,662 in the previous year of centralized management (194.2% monthly average increase).</li>
<li>Engagement by X: 3.90% in six months vs. 2.00% in the previous year (290% monthly average increase).</li>
<li>Likes: 10,864 in six months vs. 3,576 in the previous year (507.6% monthly average increase).</li>
<li>Reposts: 3,146 in six months vs. 693 in the previous year (807.9% monthly average increase).</li>
</ul>
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/LdCXsxTs/Screenshot-2025-02-23-at-3-25-00-PM.png" alt="" width="640" height="899" />
To see the summary of the ref 641 implementation check here: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vg7O3qzU-aE-8JEfwZ2EClsNGtIKeX3v/view?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vg7O3qzU-aE-8JEfwZ2EClsNGtIKeX3v/view?usp=sharing</a>
To read the full report with details check here: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dgVoOR7y14FLPUQ122z4rWY9E3NQm6UD5cmVLdiNLiU/edit?usp=drive_link">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dgVoOR7y14FLPUQ122z4rWY9E3NQm6UD5cmVLdiNLiU/edit?usp=drive_link</a>
If you have any questions, doubts, inquiries, please feel free to message @iamjulianac on Telegram.
<h3 id="budgetrequest">Budget Request 💲</h3>
To ensure the continuity and success of the Editorial Board in Spanish, we request $46,000 for the salary compensation of the three members of the second cohort. These individuals, alongside the Marketing Lead and Coordinator, are the driving force behind the execution of all initiatives outlined in this report, including events, content creation, social media coverage, and community engagement.
<h3 id="newsignatories">New Signatories</h3>
<ul>
<li>Evan Thomas (Editorial Board in English coordinator)</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>Yung Beef (Polkadot Agent for North America)</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>Gabo (PBA alumni and former EB in Spanish member)</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>Hope Clary (Polkadot Agent for North America)</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>JC (Marketing Lead and Editorial Board in Spanish Coordinator)</li>
</ul>
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Editorial Board in Spanish Cohort #2 Dec 2024 - May 2025

Bastian Köcher is a rank 6 member of the Fellowship. Here are some key points about his work and responsibilities:

- Members at rank 6 must ask to keep their rank every 6 months.
- There are no rank 8+ members to vote for Bastian, so he needs support from all token holders for approval.
- He is focused on making it faster to process blocks for parachains on Polkadot, aiming for every 500 milliseconds.
- Bastian is working on allowing proxies to be used across different chains, which is currently limited.
- He wrote a guide to help people replicate pure proxies between chains.
- Bastian has addressed issues with runtime upgrades that can cause performance problems.
- He actively participates in discussions to help others and maintains the Fellowship runtimes repository.

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Fellowship: Retain bkchr at rank 6

**Proposal Summary:**

- The writer is asking for support for their work with the Polkadot community in Portugal since 2021.
- They help manage the community on platforms like Telegram, Meetup, and Twitter.
- Their work includes moderating discussions and sharing important news about Polkadot.
- They focus on helping new members and making information available to Portuguese speakers.
- They are requesting 250 DOT as a reward for their volunteer efforts over the past year.
- The writer has organized meetups in different cities in Portugal to engage people. 
- They are planning a new series of meetups for people without a tech background.

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Proposal Summary I am requesting a Treasury tip in recognition of my voluntary efforts in managing and growing the Polkadot Portugalsince 2021 community and across Telegram, Meetup and Twitter since 2023. Over the past year, I have dedicated some time&nbsp; fostering engagement, providing updates, and promoting Polkadot&rsquo;s ecosystem within Portugal community (living in portugal).
Key Contributions Community Management: Moderating discussions, answering questions, and ensuring a welcoming and informative environment. Content Creation &amp; Sharing: Posting Polkadot news, updates, and educational materials to keep the community informed. Growth &amp; Engagement: Expanding the community, increasing awareness of Polkadot, and assisting newcomers in understanding the ecosystem. Alignment with Polkadot&rsquo;s Goals: Strengthening the ecosystem by making crucial information more accessible to Portuguese speakers and foreigners living here. Requested Amount &amp; Justification I am requesting a reasonable amount of&nbsp;250 in DOT (100&euro;x12months) based on the effort, time commitment, and impact of my contributions. My work has been entirely voluntary, with no prior funding, yet it has played a role in growing the Polkadot community in Portugal.
TG Channel:&nbsp;<a href="https://t.me/polkadotportugal">https://t.me/polkadotportugal</a> X:&nbsp;<a href="https://x.com/PolkadotPortug1">https://x.com/PolkadotPortug1</a> Meetup comunity:&nbsp; Porto:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/polkadot-and-kusama-porto/">https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/polkadot-and-kusama-porto/</a> Lisbon:<a href="https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/polkadot-lisbon/?eventOrigin=your_groups">https://www.meetup.com/pt-BR/polkadot-lisbon/?eventOrigin=your_groups</a> 
This are some meetups i made too: Green Bird Series / 7 diferent locations in Portugal ) here is one: <a href="https://x.com/Polkadot/status/1560201262964117506">https://x.com/Polkadot/status/1560201262964117506</a> (not paid video) This was back in 2021 doing weekly meetings just for fun:
<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m836C5WEy95d-ST3QIBYjh0_lbHtGB-E/view?usp=sharing">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m836C5WEy95d-ST3QIBYjh0_lbHtGB-E/view?usp=sharing</a>
I appreciate the consideration and look forward to continuing to support Polkadot&rsquo;s growth in Portugal.In this present i am&nbsp; developing a Polkadot&nbsp; Meetups Series for non tech for 6 months in central Portugal.

Tip for Managing Polkadot Portugal Channels

- India Unlocked is planning a 4-month program to educate and build a community around Polkadot in India.
- They want to create 60 educational videos in 6 languages, including Hindi and Bengali.
- Workshops will be held at 15 universities to teach Polkadot basics and wallet creation.
- They aim for over 250,000 impressions on social media and high engagement from participants.
- The program will address the need for multilingual blockchain education in India, which is very interested in new technologies.
- They have a funding request of approximately $69,468 in USDT.
- Feedback from the community is encouraged to improve the project.

[Small Spender] Namaste Polkadot: Education and community for Polkadot India (#1449)

- Subsquid Labs is asking for $264,838.09 to help with the costs of running data archives for Polkadot and Kusama.
- Archives provide important historical data for different projects in the Polkadot ecosystem, allowing them to access and explore on-chain data.
- In Q2 2024, there was a huge increase in the demand for archival data, going from 110.6 GiB to about 3,095.17 GiB.
- They launched the SQD mainnet, which helps make the Polkadot network more decentralized and secure.
- Subsquid Labs improved their tools for developers, like adding new features for data queries and access control.
- During Q2 2024, they served a large amount of data, cutting across different public chains while handling many archive requests.
- The team upgraded their Cloud API to better support Polkadot's growth and make it easier for developers to build applications.

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Summary 
Proponent: <a href="https://polkadot.subscan.io/account/13bfKSQXoBn3AMLtZaW6BKv797fqZzsD3PYF6xpJDir3tdoE">Subsquid Lab Official</a> - 13bfKSQXoBn3AMLtZaW6BKv797fqZzsD3PYF6xpJDir3tdoE Beneficiary: <a href="https://polkadot.subscan.io/account/13bfKSQXoBn3AMLtZaW6BKv797fqZzsD3PYF6xpJDir3tdoE">Subsquid Lab Official </a>- 13bfKSQXoBn3AMLtZaW6BKv797fqZzsD3PYF6xpJDir3tdoE
Contact Details:
Subsquid Labs GmbH
6300 Zug, Switzerland
Short description: Ongoing development and maintenance costs for public SQD Archives
Archive raw data: <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qTLup1JU9XPsklciZDeHVbd-EtP1AvdP4zzI5rm4bSU/edit?gid=1549354589#gid=1549354589">Archive Infrastructure Metrics</a> - April, May, June
Requested: $264,838.09
Previous proposals: <a href="referenda/1193">https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/1193</a>
Motivation
A) Archives
Archives are an important piece of Polkadot and Kusama data infrastructure provided by SQD (formerly Subsquid). They provide access to on-chain data for public chains in the Polkadot ecosystem. They are being used as a data source for Squids and for efficient data exploration and ad-hoc queries.
The Archives, as performant data sources of historical on-chain data, are critical to the operation of backend APIs run by major projects in the Polkadot ecosystem (the list is not exhaustive): 
<ul>
<li>Tanssi Network</li>
<li>Talisman Wallet</li>
<li>Polimec</li>
<li>Polkassembly</li>
<li>Apillon</li>
<li>Hydration</li>
<li>Giant Squid API (maintained by LimeChain, see details below)</li>
<li>SubWallet</li>
<li>FiDi</li>
<li>KodaDot</li>
<li>RMRK</li>
<li>ChainSafe (in particular the Multix multi-sig, as well as other projects)</li>
<li>Phala Network</li>
<li>Stellaswap</li>
<li>Polkascan</li>
</ul>
Since the first quarter of 2024, SQD has transitioned to a paid model for supporting parachains. However, public chains continue to be available for free use. Throughout the second quarter of 2024, we provided a free public data indexing service for Substrate blockchains, allowing interested parties to access indexed data on Substrate Events, Extrinsics, Storage Items, and EVM logs. Below is a list of the public chains we currently support at no cost:
<ul>
<li>polkadot</li>
<li>kusama</li>
<li>asset-hub-kusama</li>
<li>asset-hub-polkadot</li>
<li>bridge-hub-polkadot</li>
<li>collectives-polkadot</li>
<li>rococo</li>
<li>westend-collectives</li>
</ul>
As of Q1 2024, SQD has sunsetted support for Giant Squid, with LimeChain taking over its further development, detailed in the proposal at <a href="treasury/758">https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/treasury/758</a>
B) Contribution
During Q2&rsquo;2024, we made significant contributions to support ink! v5 and address actual use cases that were highly demanded by the community:
<ul>
<li>We provided support for manual finality confirmation in the subsquid/substrate-processor for cases where a chain does not expose finalization details</li>
</ul>
Achievements
Increase in Archival Data Demand and Infrastructure Scaling
During Q2, archival data demand increased approximately ~28,1 times, from 110,6 GiB to 3.095,17 GiB. We addressed the increasing demand for archival data by enhancing our infrastructure's throughput and redundancy through deploying archives to OVHCloud in addition to GCE, while also empowering our maintenance and engineering teams to support the expanded infrastructure effectively.
Mainnet Launch and Decentralization of the SQD Network Enhancing the Polkadot Ecosystem:
In Q2&rsquo;24, we successfully launched the SQD mainnet, a pivotal advancement that significantly strengthens the Polkadot ecosystem's decentralization and resilience. By the end of the quarter, the SQD network comprised 726 Worker Nodes online, securely storing 529 TB of data and serving ~ 9 TB of data a day. This decentralized infrastructure enhances data processing and storage capabilities, ensuring higher security, fault tolerance, and scalability for the Polkadot network.
Advancements in Squid SDK Empowering Polkadot Developers:
<ul>
<li>Manual Finality Confirmation Configuration: Enabled manual configuration of finality confirmation for subsquid/substrate-processor in cases where a parachain does not expose finalization information</li>
</ul>
Cloud API Upgrades:
We upgraded our Cloud API to offer enhanced capabilities that support the growth of the Polkadot ecosystem:
<ul>
<li>Multiple API Tokens Support: Allows for more granular access control and better management of development workflows.</li>
<li>Hasura Integration: Enables more efficient and powerful data querying and manipulation, facilitating the creation of responsive and data-driven applications.</li>
<li>Chain ID and SS58 Prefix support: Enhanced network identification and management for seamless interoperability across Polkadot parachains</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/fzqcqvCf/Screenshot-2025-02-17-120923.png" alt="" width="591" height="369" />
Over the course of Q2 2024:
<ul>
<li>Served a total of 3,505,904,767,634 (~3.19 TiB) of data from the substrate based archives in Q2 2024</li>
<li>Served 301 069 archive requests from substrate based archives in Q2 2024</li>
<li>The highest daily total data transfer recorded for Substrate was 161.646 GiB within a single 24-hour period.</li>
</ul>
Costing
This proposal encompasses the combined costs for running Archives for Polkadot, Kusama, and other public chains, along with the development contributions, amounting to a total of $264,838.09. <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qTLup1JU9XPsklciZDeHVbd-EtP1AvdP4zzI5rm4bSU/edit?gid=1549354589#gid=1549354589">Raw data for Archives can be seen here</a>.
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/9m5K9cKW/Screenshot-2025-02-17-120945.png" alt="" />
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/B2LMJWqw/Screenshot-2025-02-17-120932.png" alt="" />

SQD (fka Subsquid) - Public data indexing Infrastructure for Polkadot and Kusama (Q2 2024)

- LimeChain is now in charge of GiantSquid, a tool that helps find data in the Polkadot system.
- They created a report about their work and talked to users to gather feedback.
- Based on this feedback, they have a new plan called "Phase 2 for Giant Squid."
- Phase 2 includes new features like making it easier to find cross-chain transfers and track staking and voting.
- They will also make a new table to show all account events at once, which will be easier to use.
- They are asking for **169,520 USDC** to help pay for the new features and other costs.
- Feedback from the community is very welcome, and they hope to turn it into a treasury proposal.

With <a href="618">Referendum #618</a>, LimeChain took over the development and maintanance of GiantSquid (fka as Subsquid), which is an indexing tool in the Polkadot ecosystem, providing access to on-chain data in the form of GraphQL gateways. Since then, we have delivered on the treasury proposal, proactively talked to users and ecosystem members, and published a detailed delivery report. More details on community feedback can be found in the progress report of <a href="618">Referendum #618</a> .
Based on user feedback, we&rsquo;ve scoped out a list of upgrades in a new proposal which we&rsquo;re calling a &ldquo;Phase 2 for Giant Squid&rdquo;.The full proposal document for Giant Squid Phase 2 can be read <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FkQY0erT2LsLbK03-AnJ9RrRnFDVtPxI/edit?usp=sharing&amp;ouid=113946912904115479410&amp;rtpof=true&amp;sd=true">here in google docs</a>.
TLDR:
In Phase 2 we plan to implement XCM transaction indexing, making cross-chain transfers easily searchable. By indexing nomination pools and conviction voting, we enable detailed tracking of staking and governance participation. A new &ldquo;History Elements&rdquo; table will consolidate all account-related events into a single dataset, simplifying queries for wallets and applications. Staking analytics will be improved with APR calculations and validator selection insights. NFT indexing will allow users to retrieve owned assets, while a feasibility study will explore cross-chain NFT tracking. Additionally, we will research real-time mempool indexing to provide better transaction visibility before finalization. Giant Squid will also boast a new homepage that greatly improves usability. These upgrades will make Giant Squid a more powerful and user-friendly indexer for the ecosystem.
The total treasury request for this proposal is 169,520 USDC, of which 94,520 are development costs and 75,000 are estimated infrastructure costs from March 2025 till December 2025 inclusive. The infrastructure estimation is based on historical infrastructure expenses (currently at about $7.5k a month)&nbsp; + an usage growth assumption from the delivery of Phase 2 onwards. The infrastructure up until now is being covered with remaining funds from <a href="618">Referendum #618</a>.
Any additional feedback or ideas for the upgrade of GiantSquid are greatly appreciated. We would love to hear the community feedback on this and potentially move it to a treasury proposal.

Giant Squid Phase 2

- A group called Bifrost and Hyperbridge is asking for 795,000 DOT.
- They want to help make it easier for people to use DOT in different places.
- They noticed that not many people or money can get into Polkadot, which slows down its growth.
- Their plan is to give rewards for providing DOT liquidity in other networks like Arbitrum and Ethereum.
- The aim is to make DOT more popular and used widely in the web3 space.
- This will help developers and users join the Polkadot ecosystem better.
- The idea started as a group project but had to be split into smaller parts.

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Polkadot DeFi Singularity

- PYOR is a company that studies and analyzes data in the cryptocurrency world.
- They want to create PolkaPulse, a dashboard that will show important information about various projects (parachains) in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- This dashboard will help people find new opportunities in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) quickly and easily.
- They have talked with different community members to shape their proposal and get feedback.
- PolkaPulse will have two main sections: one for comparing parachains and another for discovering DeFi yield opportunities.
- They are asking for $78,000 in funding to build this project over 5 months.
- The goal is to make it easier for users to understand and use the Polkadot ecosystem.

<img src="https://i.ibb.co/ccpsd2z7/Polka-Pulse-presentation.jpg" alt="PolkaPulse" width="640" height="360" />
Hey everyone,
PYOR is an on-chain data analytics company specializing in crypto research and analytics. We are seeking treasury funding to develop PolkaPulse, a comprehensive DeFi dashboard that will track and visualize parachain activities across the Polkadot ecosystem.
This proposal has been shaped through extensive community engagement, including discussions with @Tommi from OpenGov, @Pavla from Parity Data, and @Eric from Distractive.
Our proposed dashboard will provide clear, data- visualisations to help users discover Defi opportunities. Detailed information about our proposal can be found in the following resources:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XxpiR1XryZag2DqjC45w1P2iVP4vyPooC8JMK2vUcE0/edit?usp=sharing">Full Proposal</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.canva.com/design/DAGeT5Jdtpo/Lmr4Bw4y19PvbaAGNTJnAg/view?utm_content=DAGeT5Jdtpo&amp;utm_campaign=designshare&amp;utm_medium=link2&amp;utm_source=uniquelinks&amp;utlId=ha46a589720">Proposal Presentation</a></li>
<li><a href="https://../post/2775">Polkassembly Discussion</a></li>
<li><a href="https://forum.polkadot.network/t/polkapulse-defi-dashboard-for-polkadot-parachains/11581">Polkadot Forum Thread</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/rAWkLtakDxU?feature=shared&amp;t=2725">AAG #204 Presentation Recording</a></li>
</ul>
Looking forward to your feedback and support! 🚀
Project Summary
PYOR is building PolkaPulse, a unified parachain-level data platform for 10 key parachains. It will feature two types of metrics:
<ul>
<li>General Metrics to compare parachains at a glance.</li>
<li>Key Metrics for deeper insights into individual parachains.</li>
</ul>
PolkaPulse aims to help existing users track DeFi growth and opportunities while also making it easier for new users to onboard into the Polkadot ecosystem. By providing clear, actionable data visualisation, we believe this dashboard will make the ecosystem more accessible, transparent, and engaging for everyone.
Timeline: 5 Months Requested Funding: USDC 78,000
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/PBgZhX3/Polkapulse-Dashboard-1.png" alt /> Fig: Wireframe of PolkaPulse Dashboard (Data shown is for visualization purposes only)
Motivation
Despite Polkadot's growing ecosystem, users lack a unified analytics platform that captures both ecosystem-wide metrics and parachain-specific KPIs. Current tools provide fragmented insights, failing to capture the unique value propositions of individual parachains&mdash;whether in DeFi, DePIN, RWA, or BTCfi. Each parachain's success metrics are distinct: Acala thrives on trading volumes and staking, Interlay on active loans, and Peaq Network on user adoption. To address this fragmentation, PYOR proposes PolkaPulse&mdash;an all-in-one analytics platform combining ecosystem-wide indicators with parachain-specific metrics.
Details of Proposed Dashboard
Our proposed Dashboard majorly will consist of 2 products hosted live on a single user-facing interface. These 2 products / Dashboard are
1. Parachain activity dashboard
&nbsp; Key Metrics by Parachain:
<ul>
<li>Acala: Swap volume, DOT staking, aSEED token circulation, active addresses, fees, transactions, XCM messages.</li>
<li>Astar: Transaction count, unique addresses, dApp staking TVL, ASTAR staking ratio, fees.</li>
<li>Bifrost: Active addresses, liquid staking TVL, stable swap TVL &amp; volume, fees.</li>
<li>Centrifuge: Tokenized assets, outstanding loans.</li>
<li>Hydration Chain (DEX): Liquidity pool TVL, swap volume, trading volume, active LPs, fees, unique users.</li>
<li>Interlay: Active addresses, vault collateral, outstanding loans.</li>
<li>Moonbeam: Active addresses, locked assets, transaction count, fees, collateral.</li>
<li>Pendulum: Transfers, active addresses, total holders, fees.</li>
<li>Peaq Network: Machine count, user count, transactions.</li>
<li>Asset HUB: Active accounts, events, transfers, signed extrinsics, XCM messages.</li>
</ul>
&nbsp; General Metrics for all parachain:
<ul>
<li>Active accounts (Daily, Monthly, Cumulative)</li>
<li>Events (Daily, Monthly, Cumulative)</li>
<li>Transfers (Daily, Monthly, Cumulative)</li>
<li>Signed Extrinsincs (Daily, Monthly, Cumulative)</li>
<li>Downwards &amp; Upwards xcmmsg</li>
</ul>
2. Parachain Defi Yield opportunity dashboard
Initially, we will be covering five key networks: Polkadot, Moonbeam, Astar, Bifrost, and Acala. The dashboard will track opportunities across Lending, DEX Liquidity Pools, and Liquid Staking.
Our proposed protocol list is here:
<ul>
<li>Moonwell</li>
<li>Stellswap</li>
<li>Starley finance</li>
<li>Bifrost liquid staking</li>
<li>Beefy Finance</li>
<li>Acala swap</li>
<li>Frax Finance</li>
<li>Prime protocol</li>
</ul>
During the first 2 weeks sprint we will work with para chain teams to find and list out more opportunities and will adjust the list according to that.
Conclusion
Our proposal addresses a key gap in the Polkadot ecosystem through two core dashboards: Parachain Activity and DeFi Yield Opportunities. These will provide real-time, parachain-specific data and DeFi analytics in a unified platform. During the initial two-week sprint, we'll collaborate with parachain teams to optimize metrics, aiming to facilitate informed decision-making and drive ecosystem growth.
Feedback
Through our community discussions, we received strong alignment and addressed key considerations:
<ul>
<li>
Regarding Moonbeam Smart Contract Metrics - While our current focus is DeFi analytics, we're open to incorporating smart contract activity metrics pending direct endpoint access from the Moonbeam team.
</li>
<li>
For Data Visualization - We'll implement intuitive charts for most data points to ensure accessibility for all user levels.
We remain receptive to ongoing community feedback on visualization preferences. If you have any suggestions, questions, or thoughts, feel free to share them.
</li>
</ul>

PolkaPulse: DeFi Dashboard for Polkadot Parachains

- This change increases the scheduler lookahead value to 3.
- The scheduler lookahead shows which parachains will be used soon.
- Currently, it is set to 2, showing only two blocks ahead.
- There is a difference because other parameters use three blocks.
- The async backing can accept candidates based on three blocks.
- Making the scheduler lookahead 3 will fix this difference.
- Similar changes have already been made in Kusama.

whitelisted_caller

[Whitelisted Caller] Update schedulerParams.lookahead configuration parameter to 3

NOTE &mdash; Due to some calculation errors and community feedback on the proposal, we have decided to withdraw the proposal in its current state and we plan to create a followup proposal incorporating the feedback and limited scope of development.&nbsp;
We thank everyone who supported this proposal and look forward to everyone's support on the updated proposal.&nbsp;
Regards,
Polkassembly Team

Please vote Nay

- WAGOI is a new app that helps car owners control their vehicle data.
- Most cars are connected, but drivers currently have no access to their important data.
- WAGOI will use blockchain technology to make sure vehicle data is safe and trusted.
- It will allow drivers to share and earn money from their data.
- WAGOI is the first app on the Polkadot platform to handle vehicle data.
- The European Union will make it a law for drivers to access their car data by 2025, which helps WAGOI's mission.
- WAGOI is supported by an expert team with experience in cars and blockchain technology.

WAGOI will be the first DePin app for vehicle data on the Polkadot Hub (Asset Hub)
Problem 
96% of all cars are connected, yet drivers have zero control over their own data. Car manufacturers monetize this data, with projections estimating a $750 billion market. With the EU Data Act (Nov 2025) mandating that consumers must have access to their vehicle data, the industry is at a tipping point. Car manufacturers will no longer be gatekeepers, creating a massive opportunity for a decentralized solution like WAGOI. Solution 
WAGOI empowers vehicle owners to reclaim control over their vehicle data. It enables drivers to securely manage, share, and monetize their data while ensuring compliance with EU regulations like the EU Data Act and GDPR. WAGOI provides blockchain-based provenance for vehicle data, ensuring verifiable and tamper-proof records. We combine Self-Sovereign Identities (SSI) with machine identity DIDs and at the same time, we will be using AssetHub for smart contracts.
Key Advantages for Polkadot
<ol>
<li>WAGOI will be the first Polkadot-powered DePIN for vehicle data, using the new AssetHub</li>
<li>WAGOI aligns with EU regulations, ensuring long-term sustainability and trust, which is crucial for enterprise adoption.</li>
<li>WAGOI&rsquo;s marketplace will generate significant value for drivers, stakeholders, and the Polkadot ecosystem.</li>
<li>By partnering with major car brands and mobility stakeholders, WAGOI will drive enterprise-level adoption of Polkadot&rsquo;s technology.</li>
</ol>
Why support this Proposal?
<ul>
<li>WAGOI is set to disrupt the $750 billion vehicle data market by giving control back to drivers and breaking down data monopolies held by car manufacturers.</li>
<li>With the EU Data Act coming into force end of 2025, WAGOI aims to be the first to market, capitalizing on the regulatory shift and establishing itself as the go-to platform for vehicle data ownership.</li>
<li>Supporting WAGOI will enhance Polkadot&rsquo;s visibility and adoption in the automotive and mobility sectors, showcasing its capabilities in handling real-world, regulated use cases. </li>
</ul>
More information
Our project, including our first milestone &amp; budget (282K), is written down in detail in attached document <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WR211n11WR8jpGxITJi5ulEmLpeWaL3SVV4D1_1dLdw/edit?pli=1&amp;tab=t.0">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WR211n11WR8jpGxITJi5ulEmLpeWaL3SVV4D1_1dLdw/edit?pli=1&amp;tab=t.0</a>
I know&hellip; the document is 20 pages long. And yes, some parts&mdash;like the legislation&mdash;might feel a bit dry. But in our case, it&rsquo;s crucial. Without regulations like the EU Data Act, our business case wouldn&rsquo;t even exist&hellip;
 WAGOI has firmly established itself as a key player in the automotive industry, proudly standing alongside industry giants as a member of FISITA and contributing to INATBA and MyData. We have a strong foundation in both automotive and blockchain. Mario Schraepen, a serial entrepreneur with over 7 years of experience in the automotive sector, is the founder. As a distinguished alumnus of the PBA in Hong Kong, founder of PolkaBiz, and an active contributor to the Polkadot ecosystem, Mario brings a wealth of expertise and a proven track record of innovation.
We believe this is the perfect business use case to show the world&mdash;and the EU regulators&mdash;that blockchain isn&rsquo;t just for speculation. It&rsquo;s for real-world solutions ! And with the EU Data Act taking effect in November 2025, I think this is a rare opportunity to leverage regulation to our advantage.

Vehicle Data on Asset Hub (We're All Gonna Own It)

This is about a Referendum suggesting curators for the OG Rust Bounty. 

- The curators are experienced people who help with Rust projects.
- Proposed curators include Valery Gantchev, Jakub Panik, Bastian Köcher, Donal Murray, and 0xTaylor.
- They will work together as a team controlled by a group decision.
- Each curator will work part-time and get paid $3000 every month.
- Fellowship members can do this work as part of their other responsibilities without full pay. 
- More details can be found in the original proposal.

Propose Curators OG Rust Bounty

- The budget for a program was adjusted to $16,000 after feedback suggested $30,000 to $40,000.
- They tried to get funding for an event in Nigeria but were denied because the money available was limited.
- They are dedicated to growing the Polkadot developer community and showing the features of Polkadot.
- They have self-funded several training programs for developers, focusing on Polkadot.
- Training programs included sessions on Polkadot 2.0 and smart contracts.
- The goal of their proposal is to help new developers learn about Polkadot and create decentralized applications (dApps).
- They want to make Polkadot a notable part of the global tech and blockchain scene.

Polkadot Growth Initiative  (Revised)

- The voting for the 2024 POLKADOT DECODED event location has finished.
- The event will take place in Brussels, Belgium.
- It will be held together with the 7th Ethereum Community Conference (EthCC).
- The event dates are July 11-12.
- A venue is being secured, and it's expected to be liked by attendees.
- An early budget proposal will be shared soon.
- The Decentered Studio team asks everyone to stay tuned for more updates.

Polkadot Decoded 2024 post-event report

Peer3 is developing an open-source Software Development Kit (SDK) that allows users to execute smart contracts directly with one another, bypassing the need to route each interaction through the blockchain. This project aims to improve the user experience of Polkadot by providing a real-time execution environment without any transaction fees. The SDK enables real-time, seamless interactions, inherits security from distributed ledgers, and eliminates unnecessary transaction fees. The has project successfully delivered all milestones for a Level 3 Grant from the Web3 Foundation.

The goal of this proposal is to seek treasury funding for a production version of the SDK. The team is asking for 350k USDT upfront and a delayed payment after 6 months for 250k USDT and 30k DOT. The funds will be used to hire more top talent to work on the SDK full time and cover operational costs. The DOT portion of the payment will be used for reserves to pay bonuses/incorporate into the compensation structure of the team and align their long-term financial interests with the Polkadot ecosystem.

The Peer3 SDK has the potential to unlock new possibilities for Web3 adoption and transform industries by providing real-time, decentralized solutions that redefine blockchain technology.

Peer3 SDK - real time peer-to-peer smart contracts 

- There was a problem where an attacker took control of some important keys, preventing funds from being accessed.
- To fix this, a plan was made to move the funds to a safe account that no one controls.
- The plan involves two main steps: first, stopping the attacker's control, and second, sending the funds back to users later.
- They have a limited time of 16 days to act and need to pass a new proposal quickly.
- They worked with experts to ensure the plan is secure and well-reviewed.
- The proposed changes include removing the attacker's access and securing the affected funds.
- Tests show that their strategies were successful in a practice environment, helping them regain control and protect the money.

root

Emergency Response Plan for Securing 200,000 DOT

**ParaXerve NFT Marketplace**

- ParaXerve is an online place to buy and sell NFTs (which are like digital collectibles).
- It works on both the main network and a special testing network.
- Users can create collections and make NFTs on a site called AssetHub.
- The platform is easy to use on different devices like phones and tablets.
- A plan is in place to add more features from December 2024 to March 2025. 
- The proposal includes trading features and improvements to the platform. 
- Anyone can visit the website at paraxerve.com for more information or to ask questions.

ParaXerve NFT Marketplace Development

- The community is working on a plan to help protect people from scams.
- They want to increase the money for the Anti-Scam Bounty, which helps with tracking scams and supporting victims.
- The bounty has been active for three years and funded many important tasks.
- They are asking for $463,712 to keep their work going.
- Thanks to some new tools, they have cut their team's budget by 30%.
- More information about their accomplishments and goals is available in a document.

Polkadot Anti-Scam Team 2025 Top-up

- Volmex Labs wants to work with Transistor to add new trading tools to a special online exchange using Polkadot.
- They are asking for $375,000 to help pay for this project over three years.
- The goal is to provide advanced trading tools that help more people use the Polkadot ecosystem.
- The project involves creating smart contracts, security checks, and improving how users can trade.
- They will also handle legal rules and plan to attract users through marketing.
- Success will be measured by checking how fast transactions are and how many people are trading.
- The team has experts in finance and technology to ensure everything works well.
- They will keep everyone informed with regular updates on their progress.

Volmex Protocol Integration with Polkadot DEX Ecosystem 

- Subsquid Lab is asking for funding to help pay for the upkeep of their SQD Archives, which hold important data for Polkadot and Kusama.
- They want to receive 58,852.91 DOT, worth about $264,838.09.
- The archives provide access to past blockchain data which is used by many popular applications.
- Recently, the demand for this archival data increased a lot, and the team improved their infrastructure to meet the needs.
- They launched a new version of their network, making it more decentralized and secure.
- The team also improved their tools for developers to make building applications easier.
- Over the last quarter, they served a large amount of data and handled many requests from users.

- A proposal to change a setting called setNDelayTranches from 89 to 213 was made.
- This change will help reduce the number of assignments for each candidate.
- The number of assignments will go from about 5.61 to 2.33.
- This change will help manage situations where some validators do not show up.
- It will lessen the impact of no-show validators on how quickly things are done.
- This new setting has already been tested on a network called kusama and worked as expected.

[Whitelisted Caller] Increasing nDelayTranches from 89 to 213

- A bounty started on December 15, 2024, to help with technical solutions for business development.
- After 10 months, there was almost no activity, and only 1 child bounty was granted.
- People said the bounty could be useful, but no one took action to use it.
- The bounty was extended twice, but no new activity happened.
- Some teams found their own solutions without needing the bounty.
- Saxemberg supports closing the bounty because it hasn’t been used.
- No new solutions or changes were proposed during the discussion.
- The bounty will likely stay inactive, so closing it is the best option.

treasurer

Closing Bounty 49. Technical Support Bounty.

- The proposal outlines how the Marketing Bounty (MB) can work with service providers (SPs) for marketing projects related to Polkadot.
- The Polkadot Community Foundation (PCF) will act as the legal partner for these contracts.
- The MB helps SPs who need a legal address or payments in regular money (fiat).
- A special account called a "legal fund" will be created to manage costs for contracts and payments to SPs.
- Standard contracts will be made to save time and money, but custom contracts can be created if needed.
- The PCF will set up an account to manage payments and will work with the MB on contract processes.
- All agreements must follow the law in the Cayman Islands and Polkadot's rules and goals.

wish_for_change

Polkadot Community Foundation: Allow the Marketing Bounty to Execute Formal Contracts through the Polkadot Community Foundation

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OpenGov Referenda

Origin able to dispatch a whitelisted call.

Origin for signaling that the network wishes for some change

Origin able to cancel slashes and manage minimum commission.

Origin for spending up to 10,000,000 DOT from the treasury as well as generally administering it.

Origin for managing the composition of the fellowship.

Origin able to spend around 250 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend around 1,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend around 10,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend around 100,000 DOT from the treasury at once.

Origin able to spend up to 1,000,000 DOT from the treasury at once.