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

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- Integritee is adapting its request strategy after receiving feedback on a previous proposal.
- They aim to improve privacy transactions for DOT, KSM, USDT, and USDC in the "Test Emergency Interventions on Paseo" project.
- The proposal includes a budget of around 208,841 USDT for their work in Q3'24.
- Integritee offers privacy features like easy shielding and unshielding, fast transaction times, and scalable systems.
- They want to make privacy technology available to everyone and comply with regulations.
- Their financial plan includes paying back a soft-loan to the treasury from their earnings. 
- There are resources available to learn more about their presentations and talks on privacy.

Rejected

Integritee proposes to work on productive privacy sidechains for Polkadot chains and others for 187,050 CHF (~208,841 USDT) in Q3'24. They aim to offer private transactions of DOT, KSM, USDT, USDC, etc., with a one-click shielding and unshielding feature, 1s confirmation time, and scalability to >1M tps through sharding of L2. They will pay back the soft-loan with a 10% premium and 30% of their gross fee revenue until repayment.

Incognitee: Privacy Sidechains (Soft Loan Q3'24)

- Integritee is a company that works with privacy technology on a special platform called a sidechain.
- They have made changes to their request for money after getting feedback.
- Integritee is asking for about 39,680 CHF (which is about 44,302.72 USD) for their project.
- They plan to repay this amount by sending back 30% of the money they earn from fees.
- Their technology is already working and can be tried out by anyone.
- The company’s leaders have given talks about why privacy is important in technology.
- They have made videos explaining their work and past proposals.

Executed

Integritee proposes a retroactive funding of 39,680 CHF (≃ 44,302.72 USD/USDT) as a soft-loan, to be repaid with 30% of gross fee revenue until the loan plus a one-off premium of 10% is paid back. This is for the development of their privacy sidechain technology on Paseo.

Incognitee: Privacy Sidechain on Paseo (Retroactive)

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Subsquid Lab is requesting funds to cover the ongoing development and maintenance costs for public Subsquid Archives and the Giant Squid API. Subsquid Archives provide on-chain data in GraphQL format for all major parachains on Kusama and Polkadot. They are used as a data source for Squids and efficient data exploration. The Giant Squid API is a set of open-source GraphQL APIs built with Squid SDK and maintained by Subsquid Labs. The proposal requests a total of 49,257.65 DOT, which is equivalent to $288,157.30. The funds will be used to cover the combined costs for running Giant Squid and Archives for Polkadot, Kusama, and their Parachains.

Subsquid Lab Official proposes ongoing development and maintenance costs for public Subsquid Archives and the Giant Squid API, requesting 49,257.65 DOT ($288,157.30) from the Polkadot treasury. The Archives provide access to on-chain data in GraphQL format for all major parachains on Kusama and Polkadot, while the Giant Squid API covers commonly used data for Polkadot, Kusama, and major parachains. The proposal includes raw data for the costs of running both services.

Subsquid - Public data indexing Infrastructure for Polkadot and Kusama (Q4 2023)

- UniversalDot Foundation is creating a new freelancing app.
- The app is built using a technology called Substrate.
- They have already made a simple version of the app with help from WEB3 Foundation.
- Now, they need more money (31,532 DOT) to keep developing the app.
- You can learn more about the app and discussions online.
- There are extra documents explaining the project and its details.

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UniversalDot Foundation requests 31,532 DOT to continue developing a decentralized freelancing application using Substrate. The application's MVP has been built, and the funds will be used to launch and further develop the platform.

Proposal: Freelancing Platform Development 

- Asset Hub is a special part of the Polkadot system that will hold important digital money like DOT, USDT, and USDC.
- Dotswap.org is a website to help people swap and manage their digital assets easily.
- There are two versions of Dotswap: version 1 (v1) and version 2 (v2), with v2 having more features.
- v1 allows users to see their assets and swap them, while v2 will let users show more asset types and provide helpful tips for beginners.
- The creators of Dotswap are seeking $468,200 in funding for improvements and support through 2024.
- Their goal is to make Dotswap user-friendly so everyone, even new users, can use it.
- The plan includes adding more places for users to send their digital assets in the future.

MVP Workshop and Colorful Notion propose retroactive funding for dotswap v1 for Q1/Q2 2024, and support for v2 development and hosting dotswap.org for Q3/Q4 2024. They request 77,903 DOT (est $468.2K) for Dotswap v1.x + v2.x through OpenGov with utility.batch in 3 payments. Dotswap.org aims to be a full-fledged interface for users to manage Asset Hub-related assets, with key functionality of swapping assets using a new assetConversion pallet on Asset Hub.

Dotswap.org: Asset Hub DEX UI v1+v2 2024 Development+Hosting by MVP Workshop+Colorful Notion

dAppForge is a planned AI-powered plugin for Polkadot developers that aims to reduce development time. It is designed to address the difficulty of learning Substrate and Ink! frameworks, which are major challenges for developers in the Polkadot ecosystem. The project has received $100,000 in funding from an angel investor to build the first iteration of the AI model and the alpha version of the plugin, which is available for download from the VS code extension marketplace.

The development of dAppForge is divided into four milestones:
1. The first iteration of the AI model and the alpha version of the plugin have been completed.
2. The beta version of the product, which includes fine-tuning the AI model, integrating Ink!, and building a chat feature, is the next phase. The team is seeking treasury funding for this milestone.
3. And 4. Future milestones involve integrating the Pop network to improve the developer experience for Ink! developers and implementing features like reference documentation and pre-written prompts for runtime templates. The main task will be releasing a freemium API model with a free tier for basic code suggestions and a premium subscription-based API offering enhanced AI, personalized learning, and an up-to-date knowledge graph.

Neurons Lab, which developed the initial AI, has been commissioned again and can leverage AWS AI Production Ready Funding Program to obtain $75,000 in co-funding from AWS, resulting in a total AI development budget of $150,000. The comprehensive cost for milestone 2 is $105,000 and is expected to take 12 weeks to complete. After milestone 2, the core of dAppForge will be open-source, and the team plans to ask the treasury for funds for milestones 3 and 4, which will each take about 12 weeks and cost around $100,000 to $115,000 each. The monetization strategy includes a subscription-based premium API to support ongoing development and improvement of the free, open-source version.

dAppForge, an AI-powered plug-in for Polkadot developers, received $100,000 in funding to build Milestone 1. They are now seeking treasury funding of $105,000 to complete Milestone 2, which will fund the product's beta version. Milestones 3 and 4 will each cost around $100,000 to $115,000 and will take about 12 weeks to complete. The comprehensive cost for the entire project is $420,000. The core of dAppForge will be open-source, and the beta version will be free to everyone. The subscription-based premium API is part of their monetization strategy.

dAppForge - AI powered plug-in for Polkadot developers that reduces development time. 

Please vote nay, thank you!

Project Magnet submitted a proposal on April 7, 2024, for 33,956.17 DOT worth $294,400. The proposal was approved, but due to a decrease in DOT's EMA-7 price, the project received only $248,354.20, resulting in a shortfall of $46,045.80. The project has made progress in Execution Layer Modules, Coretime Layer Modules, and Profit Layer Modules. The front-end design is complete, and development is ongoing. The Magnet Testnet is online in Rococo, using DOT as gas fee. The project requests a top-up of $46,045.80 to align with the original budget and ensure successful execution.

Project Magnet requests a top-up of $46,045.8 to align funding with the original budget. The project has completed the EVM, WASM, and MoveVM abstractions, front-end UI and application redesign for AssetBridge, and the integration of Proxy and Multisig modules. Coretime and Profit Layer Modules are in progress, and the front-end page development is ongoing. The first Magnet Testnet is online in Rococo.

Proposal: Request for DOT Top-Up to Cover Price Difference

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- A group wants to create 210 pieces of helpful information for Spanish-speaking users about Polkadot.
- They will work for 7-8 months and need $56,840 in USDT.
- The goal is to help users understand complex ideas and how to use the Polkadot network through easy tutorials.
- They plan to expand their content and include tutorials for developers by two people named Carlos and Isabel.
- The content will also feature highlights from English to Spanish.
- They focus on supporting the community and will use a single YouTube channel for sharing.
- If they don’t use all the money, it will be returned to the Treasury.

WHO: BRA_16-D
WHAT: Produce 210 pieces of content for Spanish-speaking community, amplify dev area, bring highlights and work on content from English to Spanish, and provide community support.
PRICE: $56,840 in USDT
TIMEFRAME: 7-8 months
RESOURCES: Not specified.

Educational Content in Spanish by long time active members at the Ecosystem

Kylix Finance is a new project proposed to help the Polkadot blockchain. Here are some key points:

- Kylix Finance will be an advanced lending platform for DeFi (Decentralized Finance).
- It aims to improve DeFi services by allowing people to lend and borrow crypto assets more efficiently.
- The project is asking for $544,800 to develop over six months.
- Kylix will help people make money from their crypto without letting it sit unused.
- It will have built-in systems to support lenders and borrowers like interest rates and liquidity incentives.
- The proposal includes features like automated treasury allocations and community-driven decisions through a DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization).
- All parts of Kylix Finance will be open-source, which means anyone can use and improve them.

Kylix Finance proposes to build an open-source parachain for composable advanced lending and collateral liquidation platform within the Polkadot ecosystem. The proposal requests $544,800 as a token swap for a 6-month development timeline. The funding will be used for the development and maintenance of the Kylix substrate node and application frontend. The proposal aims to enrich the Polkadot DeFi ecosystem and grow its capital efficiency by introducing an advanced lending platform with features such as dynamic borrower and lender interest rates, built-in treasury and incentive mechanism, cross-chain capabilities with XCM, and more. The founding team is made up of a group of graduates from Polkadot Blockchain Academy Hong Kong and BlockDeep Labs development team.

Kylix Finance - The Lending Parachain | Funding Proposal

### Reactive DOT Library Proposal Summary

- **Purpose**: Continue funding for the Reactive DOT library, which simplifies Substrate chain interactions for developers.
- **Goals**: Enhance developer experience, promote Polkadot adoption, and provide intuitive front-end tools.
- **Achievements**:
  - Simplified chain data reading, multichain support, and comprehensive documentation.
  - Transaction submission and wallet management features.
  - Utility for handling planck units and account management.
- **Next Steps**:
  - Refine existing features based on user feedback.
  - Add support for React 19, Vue, Angular, and Svelte.
  - Research server-side rendering (SSR) for Substrate DApps.
- **Budget**: Request for 4 months of funding, totaling 15,378 DOT, to cover development and improvements.

This proposal requests funding for the continued development of Reactive DOT library, which simplifies the development of Substrate DApps, enhances developer experience, and promotes Polkadot adoption. The proposal highlights the achievements of the library, including multichain support, transaction submission, wallet and account management, and utility to handle planck units. The proposal outlines the next steps, including refining existing features, adding new features such as React 19 support and support for additional frameworks, research on server-side rendering, and community-driven features. The proposal requests a budget of 15,378 DOT for a period of 4 months.

Reactive DOT: funding request for continuation of development

**Phink, the Ink! Fuzzer**

- Phink is a free tool that helps make ink! smart contracts safer in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- It uses advanced techniques to find problems in smart contracts, making them more secure.
- Phink checks for specific rules to make sure contracts work correctly and don’t have bugs.
- It is flexible and works well with different versions of ink! smart contracts.
- The tool is easy to use, with a friendly interface that shows how the contract is performing.
- The team, SRLabs, is asking for money to help build Phink and improve smart contract security.
- They want feedback from the Polkadot community to make sure Phink meets everyone's needs.

SRLabs proposes to develop an open-source fuzzing tool, Phink, for ink! smart contracts in the Polkadot ecosystem. The tool aims to enhance security testing, comprehensive invariant testing, broad compatibility, and user-friendliness. SRLabs seeks funding for the development of the tool, including a fuzzing harness, custom instrumentation, user-friendly interface, and documentation. The proposal invites feedback from the Polkadot community.

Phink – ink! fuzzer for security and robustness  

- The Editorial Board for Polkadot en Español needs funding to keep their team working for the next six months.
- They have greatly increased their activity on social media, going from 6 posts in January to 63 in June.
- Their posts have reached 169,000 people in June, a huge jump from 14,000 in January.
- The team includes MacZam from Chile, Janko from Mexico, and Gabriel from Argentina, each with special skills.
- They want $46,000 to pay the salaries of these three team members and help the account continue to grow.
- This funding will help keep spreading the message about Polkadot in Spanish-speaking countries.

WHO: The Editorial Board for Polkadot en Español X account.

WHAT: Requesting funding for the salaries of three key members for six months to continue their mission of enhancing Polkadot's presence in the LATAM region.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The total amount requested is 46k USDT, which includes 45k USDT for the salaries of the three members and 1k USDT for external signatories' tips for six months.

Continuation and Salary Request for Editorial Board in Spanish Members

### Summary of Polkadot Anti-Scam Team's Top-Up Proposal

- **Original Request**: The team requested $868,578 at an EMA7 price of $10.282/DOT on 11/03/2024, which equals 84,476 DOT.
- **Funds Received**: The funds were received on 18/04/2024 when the DOT price was $6.671/DOT, resulting in $563,540.
- **Difference**: There is a difference of $305,038 between the requested amount and the received amount due to the price change.
- **Proposal**: The team suggests that future requests should be made in USDT to avoid price fluctuations and should be made only once.
- **Acknowledgment**: The team thanks the community for their understanding and support.
- **Team**: The Polkadot Anti-Scam Team is responsible for managing this proposal and ensuring the funds are used appropriately.
- **Links**: The original top-up proposal and the document detailing the proposal can be found via the provided links.

WHO: Polkadot Anti-Scam Team
WHAT: Requesting top-up proposal funds in USDT and only once, based on the difference in price between the proposal and the day the funds came into their account.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified.

Polkadot Anti-Scam Team refill due to price volatility

Polkasafe Summary

- Polkasafe is a tool for managing assets securely on the Polkadot network. 
- It has reached all its project goals over the past 8 months, getting feedback from users.
- The tool is built using strong security features and offers many helpful functions.
- Some completed features include dashboards, accounting software integration, and NFT support.
- Polkasafe plans to keep improving, with open-source technology and ongoing user support.
- Future improvements include faster performance and better user experience.
- Users can visit the app at app.polkasafe.xyz for more information.

Polkasafe completed all milestone tasks to become a complete solution for asset management using multisig on Polkadot networks. They offer a comprehensive set of tools and features for managing assets on the Polkadot network. They completed all milestones and plan to improve the product performance further. The entire tech stack for the product is open source. Read the complete proposal for more details.

Polkasafe - The 360° multisig solution for Polkadot | Last Retroactive Funding Proposal

A group asked for $1,337,000 to sponsor HEROIC esports on a blockchain. They started working with Polkadot community members on a marketing campaign and will have a keynote and stand at Decoded. But because the price of DOT dropped, they only got $1,231,427 and need an extra $105,573 to cover all the marketing plans they agreed to.

HEROIC esports requested a top-up of 105,573 USDT to cover the difference caused by the price drop of DOT. The original requested amount was 199,260 DOT at 6.987 USD, and they received 1,231,427 USD at 6.18 USD per DOT.

Top up | HEROIC x Polkadot sponsorship due to DOT price drop

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- Tokenguard is creating a special tool to help wallets and apps grow better by tracking and measuring users.
- The Polkadot Community has spent over 3 million $DOT on getting new users, but they didn't have a way to see if it was working.
- Previous tools focused on data but didn't help in understanding how to turn people into users.
- Tokenguard will use available data and respect user privacy, helping apps understand their users and improve features.
- It can track how users come in and out of different parts of Polkadot and who the best users are.
- The tool will be free for everyone in the Polkadot Community.
- Support from various companies shows that there is interest in this tool to improve user engagement and retention.
- Tokenguard aims to help wallets and apps build better connections and grow their use in the Polkadot ecosystem.

Tokenguard proposes to build a free public good wallet segmentation & conversion growth tool for Polkadot community. The tool will allow DeFi, Wallets and Parachains to engage users more to increase revenue and maximize TVL. The proposal is supported by more than 3M $DOT and will be based only on publicly available on-chain data. The tool will enable tracking of $DOT user inflow and outflow from the ecosystem, analyze cross-parachain activity, determine user interests in XCM, CeXes and bridges, and identify attractive parachains for users.

Polkadot User Segments & Conversions 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 for Ink!, Pallets & XCM 

- The FHE-WASM project wants to use Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) in the Polkadot system to keep data private and secure.
- FHE allows people to work with encrypted data without needing to unlock it, enhancing privacy for sensitive information.
- The team plans to develop tools that help other developers use FHE easily, focusing on making it work with the WASM programming language.
- Key benefits of FHE include better data privacy, compliance with rules about data protection, and enabling innovative new applications like secure payments and voting systems.
- The project team is made up of four researchers from different cities with expertise in cryptography.
- They aim to create a reliable system for sharing keys safely and to ensure that different parts can work together well.
- The project seeks funding of $189,750 to support their research and development efforts.

WHO: FHEWASM Team, a group of 4 Ph.D researchers and developers.

WHAT: Develop an FHE-WASM module that accepts compiled .wasm files, public key 'pk', and specified input data as inputs, and outputs encrypted output data.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Requested allocation of $189,750 (33,884 DOT) with a timeline of 6 months for completion.

PROPOSAL -  FHE-WASM Research and Development for the Polkadot Ecosystem

JobStash is proposing a new initiative called PolkaDotJobs, a job platform for the Polkadot ecosystem. They aim to provide a free service for distributing, discovering, and applying to job opportunities while prioritizing quality applicants. JobStash is a crypto-native job site that has indexed data for over 6,500 organizations and tracked approximately 3,000 live jobs across the crypto ecosystem. They do not charge job posting fees, placement fees, or interview fees and only allow organizations to feature their job posts for extra visibility if desired.

The PolkaDotJobs platform will bridge the gap between talent and opportunity in the crypto space by providing a comprehensive, safe, and data-complete dataset of all job opportunities within the Polkadot ecosystem. The platform will offer visibility, transparency, and safety by vetting all organizations and providing APIs for job data.

The requested budget for this project is $98,900 in USD and 17081 DOT. The estimated duration of the project is 6 months, with the initial delivery of the launched portal 3 months after engineering kickoff. The team behind JobStash has experience in web development, data infrastructure, and design. They are committed to open-source principles and will make the PolkaDotJobs platform open-source from the beginning of its development.

JobStash proposes to create PolkaDotJobs, a specialized job platform for the Polkadot ecosystem, indexing every hiring organization, project, and available job. They request $98,900 or 17081 DOT for a 6-month project, including implementation, design, testing, marketing, and organization and project data acquisition. The platform will offer visibility, transparency, and safety, with no fees for job postings or placement. PolkaDotJobs will be a fee-free, crypto-native job board provided as a public good, with open APIs and distribution of new job opportunities across dedicated and generic distribution channels.

Referendum for PolkaDotJobs.xyz: A Polkadot Native Job Board Provided as a Public Good

- A request was made for $165,000 to develop a Coretime Marketplace for Polkadot.
- The team reached their first milestone and is close to finishing the second.
- They launched the parachain on Rococo and will soon support Coretime trading.
- The payment received was less than expected due to a drop in the price of DOT.
- They received $116,446 instead of the full amount.
- They are asking for an extra $48,554 to cover the price difference.

WHO: The proposal was made by the Coretime team.

WHAT: The team is requesting a top-up of $48,554 USDT to cover the price difference for the development of a Coretime Marketplace for Polkadot.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The initial request was for $165,000 at 9.478$ per DOT. The team received $116,446 at 6.69$ per DOT. The top-up request is for $48,554 USDT. No timeframe or additional resources were mentioned.

Top Up | RegionX Coretime Marketplace for Polkadot

Galaniprojects GmbH, a Berlin-based company, has proposed developing a user-friendly interface for interacting with Polkadot Bounties. This interface aims to simplify processes for curators, proposers, and beneficiaries, making it easier for non-technical users to manage bounties. The company is seeking funding for the first milestone of the project and plans to request additional funds for the second milestone after completing the first. Updates on the project's progress can be found in their reports from December 8, 2024, and September 20, 2024.

WHO: Galaniprojects GmbH

WHAT: Develop a user-friendly interface to interact with Polkadot Bounties without the need to use the developer-oriented polkadot.js apps.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Funding for the implementation of the 1st milestone initially requested, with a request for funds for the second milestone after implementing and reporting on the first. Full proposal available in the attached document.

Treasury Proposal: Polkadot Bounty Manager UI Development

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

[33] Origin: MediumSpender