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- The referendum is about choosing a curator for the Polkadot Assurance Legion (PAL) bounty, which helps make audits easier for Polkadot users.
- The PAL bounty aims to improve security and attract new developers to the Polkadot ecosystem.
- The curator is a group of 7 expert bounty curators who will oversee the funds.
- They charge a fee of 2% and will use a special address to manage the bounty.
- The group includes people with experience in blockchain security and development.
- Each curator has a background in important roles in different companies.
- Their goal is to help make the Polkadot network safer for everyone.

Executed

Polkadot proposes a curator for the PAL bounty, with a 2% fee of 10800 DOT. The curator will be a 5/7 multisig controlled by 7 curators appointed for their expertise in Rust/Substrate/ink! and blockchain security.

Propose Curator for PAL Bounty

- Apillon is a Web3 development platform that helps developers build applications easily in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- They are changing to an open-source system, meaning everyone can see and help improve it.
- The community will help decide how the platform evolves through DOT-based open governance.
- They aim to make it easier for people to use Web3 tools and services.
- They are asking for funding to support these changes, totaling approximately 999,999 DOT.
- The proposal has been updated based on community feedback to make it more transparent and effective.
- People can share their thoughts or questions in comments or specific forums.

Rejected

Apillon proposes to transition to an open-source infrastructure solution with permanent freemium access, governed by the community, and become a common good project. They request a bounty of 999,999 DOT for this transition. The payout structure is detailed in the proposal.

Bounty to back Apillon Web3 development platform as a common good infrastructure

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- This proposal is about re-submitting a bounty to support WebAssembly smart contracts on parachains.
- The community had previously approved this bounty, but it needs to be approved again to get funding.
- The goal is to encourage the use of WebAssembly smart contracts, as they are seen as important for the future.
- The bounty will fund projects called canary dApps and tools to help developers using WebAssembly.
- The proposal includes creating examples of smart contracts, an incubation program, and a library for building DApps.
- Several experienced individuals are suggested as curators for this bounty, each with a strong background in technology and blockchain development.

The proposal aims to fund the development of WebAssembly smart contracts on parachains by creating showcases, an incubation program, and a front-end library. The goal is to bootstrap Wasm dApps in the ecosystem. The proposal includes curators candidates from Parity Technologies, Astar Foundation, 727 Ventures, Phala Network, and Aleph Zero. No specific price/timeframe/resources are mentioned.

Wasm Smart Contracts Bounty #19

- The project aims to create a new metadata protocol for offline devices like Ledger and Kampela.
- It wants to improve transaction security and user experience by reducing large metadata sizes and ensuring authenticity.
- The proposal is from Alzymologist Oy and Zondax, working together.
- They plan to create a secure application for various networks without frequent updates.
- There are four main milestones: setting requirements, creating a prototype, documenting specifications, and implementing in devices.
- The total project cost is €537,744, requested to be paid in DOT cryptocurrency.
- Risks include the project potentially not being included in Substrate's code or issues during audit processes.
- Goals include enhancing the ecosystem's offline device security and usability for all users.

Metadata for offline signers

- A bounty of 540,000 DOT is proposed to help Polkadot parachains with audits.
- The goal is to make the Polkadot ecosystem safer and more secure.
- The plan will also create a group of good auditing companies that know Rust.
- This will help make audits easier for parachains and attract new builders.
- The proposal is by the Polkadot Assurance Legion, a group of different parachain teams.
- Payouts from the bounty will be available to any Polkadot parachain that qualifies.
- Seven experts will manage the bounty and make decisions on audits.

Polkadot Assurance Legion proposes a bounty of 540,000 DOT to help selected Polkadot parachains undergo rigorous audit procedures, with the primary goal of contributing to greater security in the ecosystem. The bounty will be managed by 7 curators and is open to any Polkadot parachain, subject to eligibility criteria and priority determination. The secondary goal is to establish a pool of high-quality auditing companies specialized in Rust. Full proposal: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I1vXSG6mjeeulKmRbG4lrERtqVGwHNyDR9pVE4wSQvI/edit#heading=h.30vpm6dndo0i](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I1vXSG6mjeeulKmRbG4lrERtqVGwHNyDR9pVE4wSQvI/edit#heading=h.30vpm6dndo0i)

Approve Polkadot Assurance Legion Bounty

- A motion called "motion 420" is being shared to help the Matrix.org foundation get funds.
- The motion was proposed by a council member named Wei.
- It was submitted after the launch of OpenGov, which led to fewer people voting.
- Wei explained why funding is important in a written argument.
- The write-up includes other people's positive comments about the funding need.
- There are links provided for more information on this topic.
- Wei will update the community on any discussions that happen next.

WHO: OpenGov, Wei, Matrix.org foundation
WHAT: Proposal to provide upstream funding to Matrix.org foundation
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified

OpenGov submission of Motion 420 - Upstream funding Matrix.org Foundation

Ledger Apps Maintenance Proposal (Polkadot, Kusama, Statemine, Statemint)

- Nova Wallet has a proposal for new features including a multistaking dashboard, staking pools, and a new asset tab design.
- It is a popular mobile app for the Polkadot and Kusama networks with over 50,000 active users.
- The app supports many cryptocurrencies and has features for staking and governance.
- The team behind Nova Wallet aims to improve the app based on community feedback.
- They will provide public demos and keep updating the app regularly.
- The proposal is part of the plan to expand the wallet's features and enhance user experience.

Nova Wallet proposes to develop a multistaking dashboard, staking nomination pools, WalletConnect v2, new assets tab UI, community requested features, and reimbursements for delivered features. The proposal aims to expand the features of Nova Wallet for the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems, with a 6-month implementation period, public demos, and updates to the AppStore/Google Play. The cost and details of the proposal can be found in the provided link.

Nova Wallet 4th Proposal: Multistaking dashboard, Staking Nomination Pools, WalletConnect v2, New Assets tab UI, Community Requested Features, Reimbursement for delivered features

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Referenda Big Spender

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.

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