- AngelHack wants to hold two hackathons in Europe and APAC in 2023 to help people understand Web3 better.
- They hope to connect more people in the Polkadot community and invite developers from different backgrounds.
- They recently held the Polkadot Hackathon Global Series in Europe and an event called dotSocial in Paris.
- The proposal includes a summary of these events and asks for $55,234.38 to pay for the next steps.
- This is part of their plan to keep people engaged with the community and make it easier for developers to join.

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Tribe/AngelHack proposed to run two Polkadot Global Series hackathons in Europe and APAC regions for 2023. They are requesting USD$55,234.38 for their second payment milestone, in accordance with the milestones set out in their initial proposal. The proposal serves two objectives: providing a detailed recap of the recently concluded virtual Polkadot Hackathon Global Series: Europe Edition and providing a budget breakdown and metrics report.

Milestone 2: Polkadot Hackathon Global Series 2023: Europe Edition

- Graeme Fox is the CEO of Societal, a platform that helps manage online communities.
- Societal is asking for about $187,000 to develop tools for community operations on Polkadot.
- The Polkadot ecosystem lacks tools for management, so Societal wants to fill this gap.
- They plan to add features like governance and treasury management for these communities.
- Societal has made progress and is seeking funding to finish their product and welcome new users.
- They have attended various Polkadot events and received multiple grants to support their work.
- Societal aims to create a better experience for community management in the Polkadot ecosystem.

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WHO: Societal, a parachain that provides community management services.

WHAT: Societal is requesting $187,342.47 USD / 38,249 DOT to complete the final features of their product, including token import, governance, and proposal features, along with the management UI to support them.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The funding will be used to conduct final testing and start onboarding users. Societal has already completed most of the work required to be the homebase for decentralized communities in the Polkadot ecosystem.

Societal - A Homebase for Decentralized Communities

- OpenZeppelin did a security review of the ink! smart contract language and Substrate’s smart contracts.
- They found 11 issues in the code.
- The Parity team worked well with OpenZeppelin during the process.
- Some problems have already been fixed: 2 from ink! and 7 suggestions from cargo-contract implemented.
- The ink! team is working on fixing the rest of the issues.
- You can read the full report and proposal online.

OpenZeppelin proposes to support the ink! smart contract language & Substrate’s smart contracts pallet for the second time. 11 issues were identified and 7 suggestions have been implemented. The proposal does not mention the price, timeframe, or resources.

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

- This is a proposal to get money back for Subscan's costs from July to December 2022.
- Subscan helps people see what's happening in the Polkadot network.
- It needs a lot of resources like servers and security to work well.
- The last proposal had a problem because of a recent system upgrade.
- They want to get back $190,244 to keep Subscan running smoothly.
- The amount of money needed will be based on the current exchange rate.
- They are asking for support and feedback from the Polkadot community.

WHO: Subscan team

WHAT: Propose reimbursement of operation and maintenance fee for Subscan from July to December 2022 from Polkadot treasury, totaling 190,244 USD.

TIMEFRAME: July to December 2022

RESOURCES: Polkadot treasury

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

- A proposal is being made for a new app to help use Ledger wallets with Polkadot and Kusama.
- The app aims to make it easier for users to manage their assets across different networks.
- Currently, users have to deal with many different solutions, which can be complicated.
- The new app will reduce the need for updates whenever new networks are added.
- Several projects have shown interest in using this app, including Astar and Acala.
- A group has been formed to work with teams on this app’s development.
- The proposal seeks funding to help finish making the app.

WHO: Polkadot community and Parity.

WHAT: Proposal for creating a common hardware (Ledger) wallet app unified to connect with all Polkadot and Kusama parachains.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Retroactive funding is sought to complete the app's development. No specific price or timeframe mentioned.

A Common Ledger App Compatible With All Polkadot And Kusama Parachains [ retroactive funding for development ]

- Subsquid Labs is requesting money to help with ongoing costs for their projects, specifically for Subsquid Archives and the Giant Squid API.
- They need about 49,880 DOT, which is roughly $224,460.03.
- Subsquid Archives allow people to access important data from the Polkadot and Kusama networks. 
- The Giant Squid API helps by providing data for various projects and wallets.
- In the first part of 2023, Subsquid supported 94 different blockchain projects.
- They served over 162 million queries to these projects in just the first quarter of 2023.
- The proposal aims to keep improving and expanding these services for more users.
- For more details, their contact is Subsquid Labs GmbH in Switzerland.

Subsquid Lab Official proposes ongoing development and maintenance costs for public Subsquid Archives and the Giant Squid API for a total of 49880.0 DOT ($224,460.03). The Archives provide access to on-chain data in GraphQL format for all major parachains on Kusama and Polkadot, while the Giant Squid is a set of open-source GraphQL APIs built with Squid SDK and maintained by Subsquid Labs.

Subsquid - Public data indexing Infrastructure for Polkadot and Kusama (Q1 2023)

We are asking for money (called tranches 2 and 3) to pay for two events: an online hackathon and the Decoded hackathon. We need £95,000 in DOT to cover these events. Here's what the money will be used for:

1. Paying for the first online hackathon prizes (£10,000 in DOT)
2. Running the second online hackathon (£15,000 in DOT)
3. Running an in-person hackathon at Decoded (£60,000 in DOT)
4. Paying for the in-person hackathon prizes (£10,000 in DOT)

We need this money earlier than planned because the in-person hackathon is happening sooner than we thought.

The proposal requests funding of £95k in DOT for two completed events - an online hackathon and the Decoded hackathon. The funding covers prizes and running costs for both events, with £25k requested in April 2023 and £70k in July 2023. The in-person hackathon has been moved to an earlier date, hence the request for funding at this earlier stage.

Encode Club Tranches 2 and 3

### OpenSquare Proposal Summary

- **Beneficiary:** OpenSquare (12sNU8BXivMj1xQmcd4T39ugCyHjmhir8jkPqfAw5ZDESrx4)
- **Date:** 04/24/2022
- **Requested Allocation:** $168,320 (36,969 DOT)

#### Retroactive Work
- **Collectives Support:** Developed features for Subsquare to support Polkadot Alliance business, including announcements, motions, voting, and member roles.
- **Dotreasury:** Implemented a pie chart to show OpenGov spent proposals by different tracks.
- **Subsquare Enhancements:** Added features like batch seconding of public proposals, nested comments, and collective motion closing.

#### New Features Plan
- **Subsquare:**
  - **Governance Statistics:** Planned to add detailed statistics for OpenGov and democracy referenda, including delegation rankings and turnout trends.
  - **User Governance Participation:** Planned to track user voting activities and manage vote records.
  - **New Design:** Proposed a redesign with improved UI/UX, including a left sidebar navigation and customizable elements.
  - **Other Enhancements:** Planned features like democracy vote extrinsics, image uploads, and scam reporting.
- **Dotreasury:**
  - **Dark Mode:** Proposed to add a dark theme for better night viewing.
  - **Treasury Spend Statistics:** Planned to add charts showing treasury spend trends by periods.
  - **More Filters:** Planned to add sorting and filtering options for easier data access.

#### Budget
- **Total Estimated Hours:** 2,104
- **Fiat Cost:** $168,320

Subsquare and dotreasury new features development plan including governance statistics, dotreasury dark mode, etc

**Aibot Proposal Summary**

- Aibot is a tool designed to help users interact with the Polkadot system using AI technology.
- The proposal aims to improve user experience and knowledge about Polkadot from June to August 2023 with a budget of about $216,700.
- Aibot can automatically answer questions and provide support for different users like developers and Polkadot holders.
- It uses advanced AI technology to give quick and accurate answers to many Polkadot-related questions.
- The goal is to make learning about Polkadot easier and faster for new users.
- Aibot can be integrated by other developers into their applications through open APIs.
- The team behind Aibot has experience with AI tools and has worked with many businesses to provide better services.

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WHO: Aibot team
WHAT: Proposing to provide AI-based customer support and Q&A for Polkadot ecosystem, improving user experience and reducing learning costs. They aim to adapt to the GPT application scheme, provide 7x24 service, and integrate with other AI models. They also plan to establish dedicated databases for different participant identities and open APIs for other developers to integrate aiBot into their applications.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Requesting USD 216,700 approx 43663.107 DOT total allocation for June 2023 - August 2023.

Aibot proposal：June 2023 - August 2023

Dakota Barnett and Gabriel Facco de Arruda are the founders of the InvArch Network. They are proposing a new web application called Saturn Gateway for the Polkadot ecosystem.

- Saturn Gateway will help users manage their digital assets across multiple networks using a single tool.
- It is designed for security and ease of use, focusing on multichain multisig management.
- This project is different from other tools in that it will work with any chain, not just those that fit certain requirements.
- They are asking for $350,400 in DOT tokens to complete the development.
- The team previously received funding to create a multichain multisig SDK for a similar project.
- They have discussed their proposal with the community and have made their code open-source.
- The project aims to enhance the experience of managing and protecting digital assets in the Polkadot ecosystem.

WHO: Dakota Barnett and Gabriel Facco de Arruda, founders of InvArch Network

WHAT: Proposal to create a web application called Saturn Gateway for managing multichain multisigs throughout the Polkadot ecosystem.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Seeking $350,400 equivalent in DOT to continue development. All code is open-source.

Saturn Gateway - A Multichain Multisig Application for the Polkadot Ecosystem

- BOTLabs GmbH is asking for money from the Polkadot Treasury for their work on a project called the Decentralized Identity Provider (DIP).
- The DIP helps people use a special way to log in on the internet, similar to OpenID, but for Web3.
- It allows different blockchains (chains that keep records) to work together in identifying people and organizations.
- KILT Project, created by BOTLabs, is the first to use this system, but it lets others join in and create their own identity projects.
- The proposal for funding includes information about past changes and can be found online.
- To check if the proposal is safe and real, there are steps to verify its digital signature. 
- Questions or feedback can be shared in the comments or through specific online channels.

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

- PolkaWorld is asking for funds to support their work for June to August 2023.
- They help educate people about the Polkadot ecosystem.
- In 2022, they wrote 576 articles and made 35 videos.
- They hosted 42 online broadcasts and 14 meetups.
- They interviewed 23 teams in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- PolkaWorld has been funded by the Polkadot Treasury since 2021.
- They want to continue their work in 2023 and need community feedback.

PolkaWorld proposes to cover the next three months (June 2023 to August 2023) of ops and maintenance costs to promote and support community education for the Polkadot ecosystem. They have a track record of high-quality work and have published articles, hosted online broadcasts, made education videos, and hosted online meetups. The proposal details the milestones, tasks, and budget, which can be found in the provided link.

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