### Motion 339 Re-Submission

- **Purpose**: To reward high-quality nomination pools in Polkadot.
- **Previous Issue**: Motion 339 was rejected due to technical problems with treasury spending.
- **Criteria for Rewards**:
  - Has metadata
  - Pool creator has verified identity
  - Has nominees
  - Is open
  - Has more than 10 members
- **Incentive Program**: Completed analysis of pools before expansion.
- **Rewards**: 22 pools will receive 250 DOT each.
- **Tool Development**: Polkagate developed an open-source tool for analysis.
- **Polkagate Reward**: Polkagate will also receive 250 DOT for the tool.
- **Reward Distribution**: Rewards are shared among all pool members, not just the creator.

Awarded

small_spender

WHO: Polkadot community

WHAT: Reward 22 high-quality nomination pools with 250 DOT each and issue a payout of 250 DOT to PolkaGate for developing an open-source tool for evaluating the pools.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified.

Nomination Pool Incentives - Fixing an issue with Motion 339

### Summary of Polkassembly Discussion Post

- **BOTLabs GmbH** is requesting funds from the **Polkadot Treasury** for work on the **Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP)**.
- **DIP** is an **OpenID**-like authentication flow for **Web3**, enabling an open cross-chain identity ecosystem.
- The protocol allows any chain to become an identity provider, promoting a free market for identity.
- **KILT** will be the first to use DIP, but it is open to other identity projects.
- The proposal document is digitally signed by BOTLabs GmbH for integrity verification.
- Questions or feedback can be posted in the comments, on the Polkadot Direction Element channel, or via contacts in the proposal document.

medium_spender

BOTLabs GmbH requests funds from Polkadot Treasury for KILT Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP) development. DIP allows any chain to become an identity provider, with other parachains able to choose the identity providers they want to cooperate with. The proposal document can be verified using DID signature. Further discussions can be done in the comments section, Polkadot Direction Element channel, or through the contacts provided in the proposal document.

KILT Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP) - Polkadot Medium Spender Proposal

### Summary of Web3.Online YouTube Channel

- **Purpose**: Encourage Rust developers to join the Polkadot ecosystem and Substrate/ink! development.
- **Audience**: Mostly Rust developers interested in blockchain.
- **Statistics**:
  - Total views: 233,435
  - Subscribers: 3.26k+
  - Rust-related videos: 72
  - Polkadot-related videos: 40
  - Substrate framework videos: 7
  - Interviews with Gavin Wood: 5
  - Sub0 2022 Gavin Talks: 1 (41 mins)
  - Ink! framework videos: 4
- **Polkadot Address**: Available at [about.web3.online](http://about.web3.online)

small_tipper

The proposal is to give a small tip of 234 DOT to the technical content creator of the web3.online YouTube channel, which aims to attract Rust developers to the Polkadot ecosystem and Substrate/ink! development. The timeframe, resources, and price are not specified. The channel has over 233,000 views, 3.26k+ subscribers, and has posted 72 Rust-related videos, 40 Polkadot-related videos, 7 Substrate videos, and 4 ink! videos.

Rust, Substrate, ink! technical content for rust developers.

- Proposal to tip 40 DOT (worth $200) for a 25-minute video summarizing Gavin Wood's speech on Polkadot 2.0.
- The video covers the key changes and new features of Polkadot 2.0, including Core Rental and Accord.
- The goal is to make this information more accessible to the crypto community.
- Polkadot 2.0 is a current and relevant topic, especially after Gavin Wood's presentation at Decoded 2023.
- The video aims to explain the perspective shift in Polkadot 2.0.
- The requested tip is based on a DOT value of $5.
- The video is intended to help the community understand the updates in Polkadot 2.0.

WHO: Proposal submitter
WHAT: Tip 40 DOT for a 25-minute debrief video on Gavin Wood's speech on Polkadot 2.0
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 40 DOT @ 5 USD -> 200 USD. No specific timeframe or resources mentioned.

25-minute contextual primer on Polkadot 2.0

- This request is part two of a two-part effort to get back 1,100 DOT that are currently locked in Treasury proposals.
- The DOT is locked in three Treasury proposals, which have been asked to be rejected.
- Two proposals (#248 and #251) have 500 DOT each locked, and one (#247) has 100 DOT locked.
- A big tipper track proposal aims to recover the 1,000 DOT from proposals #248 and #251.
- A small tipper track proposal aims to recover the remaining 100 DOT from proposal #247.
- The original request for the full 1,100 DOT was closed because Open Gov replaced it.
- This is a request to get back existing funds, not to ask for new funds.

big_tipper

WHO: The proposal is made by a group seeking reimbursement of their locked DOT deposits in Gov 1 Treasury proposals.

WHAT: The proposal aims to recover 1000 DOT locked in two Gov 1 Treasury proposals.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: No specific price or timeframe mentioned. No new funds requested, only a refund of existing funds.

Part 2 of 2 request for 1100 DOT deposit reimbursement

- A request has been made to reimburse 1,100 DOT locked in three Treasury proposals.
- The DOT is currently locked in proposals #247 (100 DOT), #248 (500 DOT), and #251 (500 DOT).
- A small tipper track proposal aims to recover the 100 DOT locked in proposal #247.
- Another proposal aims to recover the remaining 1,000 DOT locked in proposals #248 and #251.
- The original request for the full 1,100 DOT was closed due to Open Gov superseding it.
- This is a refund request, not a request for new funds.

WHO: The proposal is not specific about who is making the request. 

WHAT: The proposal aims to recover 100 DOT locked in Treasury Proposal #247.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The proposal does not mention any specific price, timeframe, or resources required for the recovery.

Part 1 of 2 request for 1100 DOT deposit reimbursement

- Claudio is a Polkadot Ambassador and runs the KryptosChain media brand on YouTube and Twitter.
- He started his YouTube channel in 2018 to share Web3 research and tech tutorials.
- In 2020, he began covering the Polkadot ecosystem through his media brand.
- In January 2023, he successfully delivered a proposal (Ref.46) to grow the Romanian Polkadot community.
- This new proposal requests treasury funding for 25 videos over 2 months, including comparison videos, ecosystem news, governance updates, and interviews.
- The requested amount is 932.45 DOT, worth approximately $4,625 at current prices.
- Claudio plans to return any excess DOT if the price appreciates and may request a top-up if the price drops significantly.

Polkadot Ambassador Claudio is proposing to produce 25 videos over 2 months, including comparison videos, ecosystem news, open governance news, and interviews with founders. The requested amount is 932.45 DOT, worth approximately $4,625 at today's market price.

(Big Tipper) Small Funding for KryptosChain Media

Requesting a return of the submission deposit

**Motion 377 Summary**

- Motion 377 aimed to fund the development of a cross-platform tip-as-you-go feature by Anagolay.
- The goal was to support verified creators and builders.
- The motion did not receive enough votes from the Council.
- The team decided not to pursue Treasury funding for now.
- They are focusing on other ways to achieve their goals.
- The team is requesting the return of a 500 DOTS deposit for a previous proposal.
- The project is self-funded and grassroots, so recovering the deposit would help.

WHO: Anagolay team
WHAT: Return 500 DOTS deposit for proposal #256
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified

Returning submission deposit for Anagolay proposal, related to rejecting proposal #256 (more info in the desc.)

Requesting a return of the submission deposit related to Motion #405.

[OpenGov] Return of the bond for the rejection of (Gov1) Treasury Proposal #244 (MVP Workshop)

Requesting a return of the submission deposit related to Motion #406.

**EasyA Progress Update**

- EasyA has successfully completed Milestones 1 and 2.
- They expanded educational opportunities to more parachains/projects.
- Created new content and design for Polkadot challenges.
- Finalized dates and locations for IRL hackathons.
- Invited developer groups and parachains to participate.
- Working on a social media strategy for the hackathons.
- Requesting funds to proceed to Milestone 3, hosting the hackathons.

Milestone 2 Proposal: Polkadot Developer Hackathons and Crash Course for 1,000 Developers (#60DaysOfPolkadot)

- **Event**: Polkadot Decoded 2023
- **Location**: Øksnehallen, Copenhagen (main event)
- **Date**: End of June 2023 (main event)
- **Focus**: Polkadot ecosystem, web3, and DOT holders
- **Satellite Event**: Asia-focused, July 15-16, Shanghai (location TBD)
- **Audience**: Business leaders, developers, DOT holders, and enthusiasts
- **Features**: Presentations, panels, workshops, demos, and networking
- **Organizer**: Aitijia’er, a Chinese event agency

Polkadot Decoded 2023 China (Satellite Event) July 15-16, 2023 in Shanghai China

### Open Runtime Module Library (ORML) Proposal Summary

- **Purpose**: Request for funding to develop and maintain ORML from Nov 2022 to Apr 2023.
- **ORML**: A collection of modules created by Acala's co-founders in 2019.
- **Goal**: Solve common issues and add features for the Polkadot/Kusama community.
- **Community Involvement**: Members are invited to review and ask questions before the next step.
- **Link**: [Proposal Document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ENh6IHUbcFjNR6Js0I7VzWV5xFQeepmqS4Eipz7gVio/edit)

Treasury Proposals