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Asset Decentralized Identifier Communication (AssetDIDcomm) is a project that aims to create a secure, encrypted, and decentralized data storage and messaging system for digital assets. It uses DID verifiable credentials to allow digital asset owners to store and retrieve encrypted data and messages throughout the asset's lifetime. The system will use the Kilt Protocol and Crust for digital identity and decentralized storage, respectively.

Xcavate, a foundational protocol built on Polkadot, focuses on tokenizing real estate assets for community investment and decentralized governance. They plan to launch their blockchain through Agile Core Time on Polkadot and have been accepted into the UK's FCA sandbox for regulatory compliance.

Traditionally, tokenizing real-world assets like real estate involves many third parties and can lead to issues such as data breaches, data manipulation, and lack of accountability. AssetDIDcomm aims to solve these problems by providing a decentralized and secure method for data storage and communication related to digital assets.

The project has gathered support and use cases from various members of the Polkadot ecosystem, including Archisinal, Aventus, and Mandala Chain. They believe that AssetDIDcomm can improve data security, transparency, and efficiency in various industries, including planning, construction, and government projects.

The main problems AssetDIDcomm aims to address are centralized storage, security and access, and data manipulation. By providing a decentralized solution, the project hopes to increase investor confidence, improve accountability, and reduce costs associated with data breaches and forensic investigations.

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Creation of an AssetDIDcomm System with AssetDID Credential Verification

EasyA is excited to announce the next phase of their collaboration with Polkadot, called #360DaysOfPolkadot. After a successful 2024, they plan to upgrade the in-app EasyA Polkadot course to Polkadot 2.0 and host two hackathons at Harvard University and in London. The timeline for this project is from November 2024 to April 2025, with a requested allocation of USD $392,500. The target metrics include 120,000 developers starting the crash course, 100,000 completing it, 600 in-person hackathon attendees, 100 hackathon projects, and over 10 million social media impressions. The proposal is available for review, and feedback from the community has been incorporated into the final proposal.

Milestone 1: EasyA x Polkadot: In-person hackathons and in-app Polkadot 2.0 crash course (#360DaysOfPolkadot)

We had a successful 2024 program and now we are moving to the next step, called Tranche 2. This will help people who learned in our classes and bootcamp to join a big event called the Polkadot Hackathon. There, they can use their new skills to work on cool projects and help make the Polkadot system better.

So far, we had over 350 people join our classes and bootcamp, and they learned a lot. We want to keep this going by having them join the Hackathon.

For Tranche 2, we need some money to help make the Hackathon happen. We are asking for $385,000, which will be given to us in three parts. We already got the first part in July, and we are waiting for the second part in November, and the last part in early 2025.

You can find more information about our plans in these documents:

- [Proposal for Tranche 2](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KP9f9Xjjcj1TN-p48dVkf2SHWq49zdeSSh5e8Omk-h4/edit?usp=sharing)
- [Original presentation](https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Xfg_WM6BDqY2JRdYxaboqdGpebTzZYcTEWwRjG5-cuE/edit#slide=id.g2822edb8ffc_0_6)
- [Original proposal that was approved](https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/703)

With Tranche 2, we will help people who finished our classes and bootcamp to join the Hackathon and use their new skills on real projects. This is important to help people grow and make the Polkadot system better.

Encode x Polkadot 2024: Tranche 1 update and discussion ahead of request for Tranche 2

- A request for $4,533.88 is made to cover travel and stay costs for attending the WebSummit in Lisbon from November 11-14.
- The event is very big, with over 70,000 people and 3,000 startups attending.
- The meeting aims to see if Web2 companies want to use blockchain to solve their problems.
- Polkadot hopes to help these businesses with their needs.
- At the event, they found interest from 2 government organizations and 2 IT companies in working with Polkadot.
- The request is based on an earlier discussion from October 10.

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Web Summit: Targeting Web2 companies to explore Polkadot's solutions to solve their problems. 

Mimir 2.0 is an upgraded multisig product designed to improve asset management and governance within the Polkadot ecosystem. It offers features like 1/N multisig, batch transactions, staking, and proxy accounts, enhancing flexibility and security. Mimir has onboarded over 230 multisig accounts and served more than 1,400 addresses, supporting 22 networks, including those in the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems. The proposal requests 134,500 UDST for the development and optimization of Mimir 2.0, which aims to introduce new features and improve existing ones to support the growth of the Polkadot ecosystem.

[Retroactive]Treasury Proposal- Mimir 2.0 - Multisig Optimization And Proxy

Subcoin, a Bitcoin full node project, received a grant from Web3 Foundation to create a decentralized Bitcoin fast sync mechanism using the Polkadot SDK framework. However, they faced issues with Substrate's inability to import large states during state sync, leading to Out-of-Memory errors. This problem affects other Substrate-based projects as well. The main issues are:

1. Out-of-Memory issue when importing large states.
2. Lack of persistent state sync support.

To address these problems, a follow-up grant proposal was submitted to Web3 Foundation, but they recommended treasury funding instead. The goal is to improve Substrate's state sync capabilities by resolving the OOM issue and implementing persistent state sync, allowing Substrate-based projects to use advanced sync strategies regardless of chain state size. Some fast sync-related bugs have also been identified and fixed to improve Substrate's sync mechanisms.

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Treasury Proposal: Funding for Enhancing Substrate Fast Sync for Large Chain States

Daniel, also known as Polkadot Agent, is an active community member and agent. He works as a lawyer for the Czech Digital and Information Agency, focusing on AI, interoperability, data, EUDIW, and DLT. Daniel is planning to pitch for Czechia's membership in the Europeum-EDIC, a body focused on blockchain use in public services. He aims to introduce Polkadot Cloud and Hub in Czechia.

Daniel is also pursuing a doctorate at University Palackého in Olomouc, researching how Web3 will influence the role of nation-states in the information age. His long-term goal, within two years, is to create an EU-compliant open-source framework for building Polkadot native mobile applications using the Pluto Framework.

He plans to form a DAO called Bohemia Fam, which he has been working on for almost three years on Solana. Daniel aims to use it as a bridge between Solana and Polkadot, focusing on Prague and its independent entrepreneurs and businesses.

Daniel is offering 500 DOT for onboarding people into the DAO, with 5 DOT per open account. He will work with the Polkadot Roots initiative to monitor the spending of these DOTs. He also seeks 500 DOT as a reward for his ongoing contributions and initial funding for his university research.

Daniel is associated with the Deruged NFT Collection, which has a strong identity and is run by community members with web3 experience. The collection tells the story of their derug during the FTX crash and is now managed by a few strong community members. The artwork is created by artist Gringograss, who is also working on the females.

Bohemia Fam and reimbursement for my time

There is a discussion about closing a bounty called BD bounty 39 because it has not been active and has not delivered anything in 8 months. Some people think it should be closed, while others have proposed a new plan to change the people in charge and try again. There is also a vote happening at the same time to decide if the bounty should be closed or not. Saxemberg, a group involved in this, thinks that the bounty should be closed and does not support the new plan because they believe it will not work well. They also think that different teams working on different things should not be combined. In the end, Cris Nguyen, one of the people involved, decided not to change the people in charge but to create a new bounty in the future. People are asked to vote on this new bounty when it happens.

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Closing Bounty 39. BD (Business Development) Bounty.

OpenZeppelin has submitted a proposal to help develop secure parachains in the Polkadot ecosystem. They have made progress since their last approval, including launching an EVM Runtime Template for Solidity smart contracts, creating a developer guide for migrating contracts, and collaborating with R0gue to integrate Pop CLI. In this fourth phase, they are requesting funding for:

1. Creating "meta pallets" to simplify development and speed up time-to-market.
2. Making their templates compatible with Tanssi to improve the developer experience and launch time.
3. Improving zombienet-sdk for easier local chain testing.
4. Including support for Snowbridge, a bridge between Polkadot and Ethereum.
5. Developing guides for using meta pallets and new features.

OpenZeppelin aims to maintain transparency and welcome community feedback to strengthen the Polkadot network.

OpenZeppelin x Polkadot Ecosystem Growth Phase M4

The GM Future Polkadot Ambassador Fellowship is a new program with two main goals. First, it will create a group of 13 people called the Ambassador Fellowship Advisory Board. This group will help make decisions for token holders during a temporary time. Second, it will get 640,000 USDT to help the program for four months. The money will be used for important things and to test how the program works. 9 out of the 13 people in the Advisory Board will be in charge of the money. You can read more about the proposal by clicking on this link.

Polkadot Ambassador Fellowship: Initial Funding Request and Validation of the Advisory Board

- A person wants to get recognized for their work on making Bounties information easier to find for everyone in the Polkadot community.
- They created a dashboard on Dune to help track Bounty data better.
- They also made a landing page and opened a profile on X for sharing updates and news.
- They believe OpenGov is the best way to reward their work since it helps the whole community.
- This isn't just marketing; it's about continuous improvement and transparency.
- They want to help newcomers learn about Bounties and avoid repeating ideas.
- They are asking for 1250 USDT to support their efforts.

Tip Request for Work Related to Bounties on Polkadot

Curator Resubmission for POLKADOT <> KUSAMA BRIDGE SECURITY BOUNTY

Hello there! We're asking for more money to help with our Polkadot Meetups Bounty #43. Small meetups are important for the Polkadot community because they help people learn, connect, and grow together. We want to use this extra money to reach more places and help people share their knowledge about Polkadot.

We also want to make some changes to the bounty, like giving different rewards to meetup organizers and people who help plan the events. We've looked at the rules for bounties and will make our public documents better and more clear.

Here are some useful links to learn more:
- [Our public page](https://dotmeetup.notion.site/Meetups-bounty-cd57b5990ba443559413dec3b339ab4a)
- [Our Twitter page](https://x.com/DOTmeetups)
- [The bounty on Subsquare](https://polkadot.subsquare.io/treasury/bounties/43)
- [Our public Telegram chat](https://t.me/dotmeetups)

Remember to check out the full proposal [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/13R73Cbk6Edu4aeemhTPKWLJz0EMDfbdBhWBu2fdT5iY/edit?usp=sharing).

Proposal: Meetups Bounty #43 top-up & changes

- A group in Mexico, including six people, is promoting Polkadot in Web3 communities.
- They are hosting events to connect with developers and tech fans.
- In 2024, they attended different tech events to grow the Polkadot community.
- They are asking for $12,000 to support their team's work and community growth.
- The money will be shared among the members for their efforts.
- They are dedicated to expanding Polkadot professionally and effectively in Mexico.

TIP for the activities made by the Polkadot Mexican Collective

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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.

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