- AngelHack wants $55,234.38 to run two hackathons in Europe and Asia for Web3.
- They aim to connect with the Polkadot community to help more developers join.
- The proposal recaps a virtual hackathon and an in-person event in Paris.
- They are asking for money to pay for their second milestone as promised in an earlier proposal.
- More details about their plans and budget can be found in linked documents.

Rejected

Milestone 2: Polkadot Hackathon Global Series 2023: Europe Edition

- OpenZeppelin reviewed the ink! smart contract language and found 11 issues.
- This proposal is for more support for OpenZeppelin’s work.
- The Parity team worked well with OpenZeppelin during the review.
- The final report is available on OpenZeppelin’s blog.
- The ink! team has acknowledged all the issues found.
- Two issues have been fixed, and seven suggestions have been put into action.
- The remaining issues are still being worked on.

ink! design security review by OpenZeppelin (treasury proposal 2/2)

- A proposal is made to get money for the 2023 Polkadot Summer Hackathon in China.
- OneBlock, a group that organizes hackathons, has done this before and wants to continue.
- They had four successful hackathons from 2021 to 2022.
- The hackathon helps teach and encourage people to use Substrate, a tool for developers.
- The aim is to turn students of Substrate courses into builders who create projects.
- OneBlock is excited about the positive feedback from developers.
- They want financial help to make the summer hackathon happen.

OneBlock The 2023 Polkadot Summer Hackathon proposal

- Zeeve provides infrastructure for Polkadot's parachains to help developers build applications.
- The project aims to offer free, secure, and high-performing RPC endpoints for developers.
- There are challenges, such as high costs for running these APIs, which can make it hard for new developers to join.
- Zeeve plans to monitor and support these APIs 24 hours a day to keep everything running smoothly.
- They will also ensure that the infrastructure can handle many requests quickly.
- The funding needed for this project is about 21025 DOT (around $105,336) for six months.
- Zeeve is committed to helping the Polkadot community grow by providing tools and resources for developers.

Zeeve | Infrastructure Costs of Zeeve RPC APIs for 22 Polkadot Parachains - A Treasury Proposal

An error occurred during submission. Please reject.

- GenesisDAO is a special blockchain for creating and managing groups called DAOs.
- It got $100,000 to help build its main features.
- The team finished the back-end and is working on the front end for better user experience.
- GenesisDAO is currently running on a test network.
- The team's code is open for everyone to see and use.
- They are also making tools that allow other developers to customize their blockchain.
- Deep Ink Ventures is the group behind GenesisDAO, focused on helping blockchain startups.

Genesis DAO Ecosystem Integration

- This proposal is about Subscan, a tool that helps people understand the Polkadot network.
- Subscan needs money to keep running, which includes costs for servers, security, and staff.
- The proposal suggests using funds from the Polkadot treasury to pay for these costs from July to December 2022.
- They are asking for a total of $190,244 to help keep Subscan operating.
- This money will be converted to DOT, a cryptocurrency, based on a specific price on submission day.
- The proposal aims to support the growth of the Polkadot network.

Subscan | Infrastructure Costs of Subscan for Polkadot & Westend & Rococo & Statemint & Rockmine  Networks (from July to December 2022)

Duplicate of #292 (Please reject)

- A proposal is being rejected.
- The funds will be returned.
- The project will be moved to OpenGov.
- There is a discussion related to the project.
- More details can be found in a detailed proposal document.
- There is a video about Polkadot Hub in Denpasar.
- People can join the conversation on Matrix, Discord, and Telegram.

Polkadot Hubs - Initiative case-study - Please reject, we are posting this to OpenGov!

- The proposal is called “Boosting Developer Adoption for Polkadot Ecosystem Projects.”
- It is made by Missing Link, a company that helps find workers for blockchain jobs in Europe.
- The goal is to help the Polkadot ecosystem by placing 15 Rust developers in various companies.
- They want to use funds from a treasury to pay for recruiting services.
- They are asking for a total of $360,000 to help with this project.
- The funds will be given in three parts, or tranches, as the project progresses.
- They believe this will help the Polkadot ecosystem grow by providing skilled developers. 
- The proposal is open for community feedback before it is officially submitted.

Treasury Proposal for Missing Link: Boosting Developer Adoption

- This is a proposal for the Polkadot community about getting money back for costs from the DotsamaPrague conference in June 2022.
- The person asking for the money is Damsky, who works for KodaDot.
- They want 4099 DOT, which is about $25,798.
- The conference helped people learn and connect with others in the Polkadot group.
- The proposal was submitted late because the team was busy organizing other events with a small team.
- Damsky promises to submit future proposals on time. 
- They have organized other events like DOTBrno 2022 and a networking event in Lisboa.

Proposal: DotsamaPrague 07.06.2022 Retrospective Costs Reimbursement

- The RadiumBlock team helps provide services for the Polkadot/Substrate community.
- They want to be paid back for their work in late 2022 and early 2023.
- Their goal is to create reliable and secure services for customers.
- They made improvements to their infrastructure, like using both on-premises and cloud computing.
- They expanded their services to more locations worldwide.
- In late 2022, their Polkadot RPC nodes handled a lot of requests each day.
- In early 2023, the number of daily requests dropped but they still served many.

RadiumBlock seeks reimbursement for Polkadot Endpoint Service (Q4 2022 and Q1 2023)

- KusaMint is a tool for artists to create and manage NFTs easily.
- The proposal is asking for money to add new features and reach more NFT creators in the Dotsama community.
- They successfully completed all tasks from their first proposal.
- KusaMint will allow users to create NFTs on mobile devices.
- They want to add advanced tools to manage NFTs better including sales tracking.
- The proposal includes support for different types of NFTs from Ethereum.
- They are asking for about 17,488 DOT (which is about 91,987 dollars) to support their work.

KusaMint - Extension and Further Funding Q2-3 2023

**Dot.alert() Funding Request**

- **Proponent:** 12uokSRn2hmEWPZuzHK1xqnFxRgyoApLtXRBd4jFan2x2T1P
- **Date:** May 13, 2023
- **Amount Requested:** 7,654 DOT (equivalent to $41,402)
- **Purpose:** Funding for Q2 and Q3 2023 operations
- **Description:** Dot.alert() is a knowledgebase for safe asset management in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- **Previous Funding:** Received funding in Q4 2022 and Q1 2023
- **Discussion:** Available on Polkassembly (Post #1743)
- **Full Proposal:** Detailed plan includes milestones, tasks, and costs for April-September 2023

Treasury proposal: Dot.alert() operational costs – Q2-Q3 2023

- The proposal is about a partnership between the Thomson Reuters Foundation (TRF) and Every.org.
- TRF is a charity that works to support media freedom, economies, and human rights.
- The project aims to help more people understand blockchain technology and Web3, especially journalists.
- The goal is to educate those who think blockchain is only used for bad things or pollution.
- They want to create a pilot training program to teach these concepts effectively.
- This program will look at important events like the FTX collapse to help journalists report better.
- The partnership will work together to make sure the training fits the needs of the audience.
- The project will plan growth for future phases after the pilot is successful.

Building a better understanding of blockchain across mainstream global media

- Integritee wants to create private transaction sidechains.
- These sidechains will work on Statemine and Statemint.
- The proposal includes two main phases of development.
- They aim to deliver a beta version of these sidechains.
- More information can be found in their blog.
- There is a discussion thread for talking about this proposal.
- A detailed proposal document is available for people to read.

Privacy Sidechains on Statemin*

- Cervera is the creator of a YouTube channel called Cryptonitas.
- He started making educational videos for Polkadot and Kusama since April 19, 2021.
- Cervera helps the community by answering questions online and joining events.
- He organized a special event called Decoded 2022 in Valencia.
- The main goal of his work is to create a knowledgeable and helpful community.
- His new proposal aims to continue making over 85 pieces of content.
- He encourages everyone to read more details in his complete proposal.

Polkadot education content production extension by Cryptonitas

- Polkashots.io is asking for funding for January to April 2023.
- The service will end after this period.
- They created Polkashots as a tool for their own use but opened it to everyone in 2021.
- They provide daily snapshots for the Polkadot and Kusama networks.
- Snapshots help validators quickly set up or fix their systems.
- Their website offers download links and helpful information.
- They also manage problems and ensure their service runs smoothly.

Polkashots.io maintenance January-April 2023

- The proposal aims to improve blockchain by adding privacy and scaling features using special techniques called zero-knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption.
- It uses Polkadot, a blockchain that can easily upgrade and add new features.
- With new libraries, developers can create projects that keep transactions private and cheap.
- Users can hide how much money they send, making transfers safer.
- The project helps make Polkadot a popular choice for new projects focused on privacy.
- The team wants to work with the Polkadot community to improve their libraries and ideas.
- They hope to create a strong infrastructure together to further enhance blockchain technology.

Privacy Transfer and Zk Rollup Pallet with Modern Blockchain Structure

- A new research tool called Motif aims to help developers understand how users behave on the Polkadot blockchain.
- This tool looks at existing data to help improve apps and create better experiences for users.
- Motif has three main features: a summary of user activity, individual wallet analysis, and batch scoring of user groups.
- The tool can identify active users and help developers reward them appropriately.
- Understanding user behavior is important because it helps ecosystems grow and reduces issues with fraud.
- Motif uses a method called event-based extraction to gather useful information about user actions.
- This research can lead to better engagement and incentives for users in the Polkadot community.
- Feedback from the community is welcomed to improve the tool further.

Motif: Web3 user research platform

Polkadot India is a group focused on teaching people about Polkadot and web3 technology. Here are some key points about their activities:

- They started in September 2021 with two events: DotFriday (webinars) and Substrate Saturdays (bootcamps).
- They organize in-person events called PolkaDays in different cities in India.
- They have community game nights to make learning fun and keep everyone engaged.
- Polkadot India shares educational content about Polkadot and web3 on their community channels.
- They have received funding from Polkadot's treasury to support their activities.
- The community has been growing, and they want to keep hosting events to help developers, students, and crypto fans learn more.
- They are seeking additional funding through a proposal to continue their educational programs.

Polkadot India Follow-Up Proposal for 6 Months Webinar Series

- A proposal was made to improve trading for a project called Statemint by allowing fast and safe swaps for large amounts of money.
- The proposal asks for 74,785 DOT, which is about $495,000.
- It aims to help with payment processes, like giving out money for projects and salaries and managing funds for special needs.
- The current trading systems called Automated Market Makers (AMMs) can be slow and make it easy for others to interfere with trades.
- A new method called TWAMM (Time Weighted Automated Market Maker) is suggested to make it safer to trade large amounts without interference.
- The proposal includes plans for new tools, research, and security checks to ensure everything works well.
- The contact person for this proposal is William Freudenberger, and there’s a link to a discussion about it online.

Treasury Proposal by Centrifuge: On-Chain Automated Treasury Management (with TWAMM)

- The proposal is to create a special version of Ethereum 2.0 called a "light client."
- This light client will work with a technology called Substrate.
- It will be useful for different blockchains connected to Polkadot, known as Dotsama Parachains.
- The new light client will allow Ethereum information to connect with Polkadot easily.
- t3rn is the organization planning and developing this project.
- The proposal document explains how they will make the light client safe and ready to use.
- People can read more details by following a link to the document.

Development of a trustless Ethereum 2.0 Light Client as a Substrate pallet

### AIWeb3 中文社区提案概述

1. **提案人**: DrCAO，曾任 Parallel Finance 和 Para Space 社区经理，现任 WagMedia 中文社区负责人。
2. **目标**: 建立 AIWeb3 中文社区，支持中文内容创作者在 Dotsama 生态系统中创作内容。
3. **使命**: 促进 Dotsama 社区发展，连接不同平行链项目，提供最新信息。
4. **内容创作**: 鼓励高质量内容创作，包括配音、翻译和原创内容。
5. **资源支持**: 重点支持早期内容创作者，帮助他们建立受众和品牌。
6. **社区反馈**: 提案已根据社区反馈进行修改，讨论链接 [在此](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/post/2095)。
7. **积极回应**: 提案发布后获得 13 个赞，0 个反对，社区反应积极。
8. **开放态度**: 欢迎社区反馈，愿意根据意见调整提案。

AIWeb3 Chinese Unit proposal (爱Web3 中文社区提案)

- Quidli connects web apps with web3 assets to help communities share token rewards. 
- It works on browsers, Slack, Discord, and Twitter, mainly for remote teams.
- The app is used for recognizing team members and rewarding community engagement.
- There is a plan to add Polkadot tokens (DOT and KSM) to Quidli.
- This will help more people use Polkadot technology and assets.
- Currently, there are 574 organizations using Quidli, and they sent $2.8 million in incentives last year.
- Quidli also collaborates with other blockchain networks like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Treasury Proposals