OpenGov Dashboard Treasury Proposal
Hello all,
The Proof of Chaos project aims to incentivise governance participation.
In order to track the effectiveness of our efforts, we built a Kusama Governance Dashboard. With the launch of OpenGov we are now looking to extend the dashboard to also include all relevant data from this new governance system.
We are asking for a total of 31.889 € for the undertaking.
Through our last proposal we have been overpaid 4.160 € (due to KSM price increasing during voting period) which we discounted in this proposal. We will only be asking for 70% of the funds up front and 30% after completion to ensure accountability on our part.
31.889 € - 4.160 € = 27.729 €
Asking amounts of each proposal:
Up-front payment through proposal 1: 27.729 € * 0,7 = 19.410 € => 733 KSM (10% price buffer)
Post-delivery payment through proposal 2: 27.729 € * 0,3 = 8.319 €
Any excess funds (due to a KSM price increase between referenda creation and payout) will be paid back to the treasury! This includes the price buffer of course.
You can find the full proposal here.
Comments (2)
Thanks for sharing this proposal, Gabriel.
I like the GovDash data analysis dash board and look forward to seeing it available for OpenGov. Not voting is a form of vote delegation from those that don't care to those that do. I don't vote about things I don't care about. Why is incentivizing people to vote about things that they don't care about by bribing them with NFTs a good thing? Won't this just lead to vote herding, (voting along with whatever side is winning at the time) by lazy NFT seekers, as a heuristic short-cut to get free ape jpegs? I don't understand why this is a good thing. I feel like you could drop the NFT part of the project.