Ethereum Mexico is a driving force for Ethereum growth in Mexico, educating individuals on blockchain technology and promoting Ethereum values. Serving as a link between the Ethereum community, the Ethereum Foundation, and Mexico’s local communities. Our organization offers IRL Meetups, Twitter Spaces, Workshops, and educational content. One of their major 2023 initiatives is a large event in Mexico City, set for October 21st, expecting over 800 attendees. This event aims to foster education and innovation within the Ethereum community. Having engaged in events like, ETHMexico, #RoadToDevcon and EthLATAM since June 2022, Ethereum Mexico wants to move beyond just market talk and truly display Ethereum’s transformative power.
To gain insights into our previous achievements, please review our metrics here: Ethereum México comunidad - Google Slides
The project is fueled by a pressing need to fill the educational and resource gap in Mexico concerning Ethereum and blockchain technology. It aims to create a more inclusive and diverse Ethereum community in Mexico, thereby contributing to the global Ethereum ecosystem. Ethereum Mexico is not just another crypto initiative; it’s a mission-driven project that focuses on real-world impact. Far from falling into speculative conversations, it aims to educate people about the transformative power of Ethereum as public infrastructure.
Our one-day event will feature a diverse range of talks, workshops, and community showcases. With its significance in the local Web3 scene, we anticipate the event will generate substantial activity in Mexico City, including various side events. Leading up to the main event, we will also host multiple gatherings in different cities to foster networking among local communities.
We will open applications for scholarships to individuals within the national territory, covering accommodation and transportation expenses. Selection will be based on applicants’ interest in building, prior contributions, and background.
This post-event IRL gathering in Mexico City will provide a platform for Arbitrum to engage with the community, including talks, panels, or workshops, accompanied by a coffee station.
We aim to keep ticket prices for the core event below $12 to ensure accessibility. A limited amount of merchandise will be available for purchase through pre-orders only, with around 200 tickets provided for free to select communities and students.
Engagement at Arbitrum booth: Minimum: 30-49 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Expected: 50-99 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Exceeded: +100 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Source: Tracking of POAP received by individuals after engaging with Arbitrum.
Attendance at Arbitrum workshop: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Expected: 30-39 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Exceeded: +40 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Source: POAP to participants after they complete the Arbitrum workshop.
Streaming views during Arbitrum talk: Minimum: 700-999 views/streams during the talk. Expected: 1,000-2,999 views/streams during the talk. Exceeded: +3,000 views/streams during the talk. Source: View counts will be monitored on our YouTube channel.
Attendance at in-person (IRL) event about Arbitrum: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at IRL events. Expected: 30-49 attendees at IRL events. Exceeded: +50 attendees at IRL events. Source: Attendance data will be collected and verified through the issuance of POAP to event attendees.
Testimonial from scholarships Source: 1-3 min. recording of scholars sharing their experiences.
Budget: 9483 ARB Breakdown: Registration area branding: 415 Logo in event artwork: 415 Press release mention: 237 Social Media Announcements: 355 Metallic Stickers of Arbitrum Logo: 237 Talk & Logo during Streaming Breaks: 1781 Booth / On-site activation: 1781 Workshop focused on the Arbitrum Ecosystem: 1184 1 Follow-up Support Virtual Session: 592 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum: 1184 2 Scholarships: 1184 (592 each) Twitter Post: 118
Milestone 1: Pre-Event Activation (Depending on Governance Process) Contract finalization Preparation of marketing materials, including press releases, social media announcements, and branding materials Milestone 2: Event Execution (Q4 2023) On-site activation, including Registration area branding, booth set-up, and social media promotions Workshops, Talks, and other Interactive Sessions Collect metrics for reporting and tracking Milestone 3: Post-Event Follow-up (within 1 month after the event) 1 follow-up support virtual session 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum in México City Final report and metrics evaluation Testimonial collections
Bricia Guzman: Bachelor in Public Accounting, Project Manager at General Magic, Co-Founder of Ethereum México, and Optimism Delegate. AnaTech_eth: Community Manager Arbitrum Foundation. Co Founder and volunteer to Ethereum Mexico in free time. Ariiellus: Bachelor in Mechanical and Electric Engineering, Project Management Specialist by Platzi, Token Engineer by TEA, Game Theory Course by Stanford University. Founder of Kairos Research and Co-Founder of Ethereum Mexico. Facunar97: Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, Researcher/Analyst at Espacio Cripto, and Co-founder and Content Lead for Ethereum Mexico. Acidlazzer: Animation and Visual Effects Engineer at the Universidad Politecnica de Sinaloa, visual artist specialized in the musical area, graphic designer, and project manager for multiple Web3 organizations. Dmars300: Founder & CEO @Cryptoversidad, Sponsors relations @Ethereum Mexico. 0xyNaMu: Experienced impact evaluation specialist with a background in public policy consulting and FinTech. She co-founded IEF and WAGMI LATAM, and is a Governor at HER LATAM. LauNaMu has been active in the web3 space since 2021, advising emerging projects on on-chain data strategies for effective impact measurement and ecosystem positioning. Chuy García: Film and music industries in México, event planning and community building. Karen84.crypto: Master’s degree in law, blockchain consultant and regulator, personal finance coach, Web3 educator, writer, and speaker, member of Nación Bankless committee, Ethereum México core team member, and founder of Búho Financiero.
We believe that together, we can propel Ethereum to new heights in Mexico. Your support is invaluable, and we look forward to realizing our shared vision. Thank you so much.
Ethereum Mexico is a driving force for Ethereum growth in Mexico, educating individuals on blockchain technology and promoting Ethereum values. Serving as a link between the Ethereum community, the Ethereum Foundation, and Mexico’s local communities. Our organization offers IRL Meetups, Twitter Spaces, Workshops, and educational content. One of their major 2023 initiatives is a large event in Mexico City, set for October 21st, expecting over 800 attendees. This event aims to foster education and innovation within the Ethereum community. Having engaged in events like, ETHMexico, #RoadToDevcon and EthLATAM since June 2022, Ethereum Mexico wants to move beyond just market talk and truly display Ethereum’s transformative power.
To gain insights into our previous achievements, please review our metrics here: Ethereum México comunidad - Google Slides
The project is fueled by a pressing need to fill the educational and resource gap in Mexico concerning Ethereum and blockchain technology. It aims to create a more inclusive and diverse Ethereum community in Mexico, thereby contributing to the global Ethereum ecosystem. Ethereum Mexico is not just another crypto initiative; it’s a mission-driven project that focuses on real-world impact. Far from falling into speculative conversations, it aims to educate people about the transformative power of Ethereum as public infrastructure.
Our one-day event will feature a diverse range of talks, workshops, and community showcases. With its significance in the local Web3 scene, we anticipate the event will generate substantial activity in Mexico City, including various side events. Leading up to the main event, we will also host multiple gatherings in different cities to foster networking among local communities.
We will open applications for scholarships to individuals within the national territory, covering accommodation and transportation expenses. Selection will be based on applicants’ interest in building, prior contributions, and background.
This post-event IRL gathering in Mexico City will provide a platform for Arbitrum to engage with the community, including talks, panels, or workshops, accompanied by a coffee station.
We aim to keep ticket prices for the core event below $12 to ensure accessibility. A limited amount of merchandise will be available for purchase through pre-orders only, with around 200 tickets provided for free to select communities and students.
Engagement at Arbitrum booth: Minimum: 30-49 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Expected: 50-99 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Exceeded: +100 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Source: Tracking of POAP received by individuals after engaging with Arbitrum.
Attendance at Arbitrum workshop: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Expected: 30-39 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Exceeded: +40 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Source: POAP to participants after they complete the Arbitrum workshop.
Streaming views during Arbitrum talk: Minimum: 700-999 views/streams during the talk. Expected: 1,000-2,999 views/streams during the talk. Exceeded: +3,000 views/streams during the talk. Source: View counts will be monitored on our YouTube channel.
Attendance at in-person (IRL) event about Arbitrum: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at IRL events. Expected: 30-49 attendees at IRL events. Exceeded: +50 attendees at IRL events. Source: Attendance data will be collected and verified through the issuance of POAP to event attendees.
Testimonial from scholarships Source: 1-3 min. recording of scholars sharing their experiences.
Budget: 9483 ARB Breakdown: Registration area branding: 415 Logo in event artwork: 415 Press release mention: 237 Social Media Announcements: 355 Metallic Stickers of Arbitrum Logo: 237 Talk & Logo during Streaming Breaks: 1781 Booth / On-site activation: 1781 Workshop focused on the Arbitrum Ecosystem: 1184 1 Follow-up Support Virtual Session: 592 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum: 1184 2 Scholarships: 1184 (592 each) Twitter Post: 118
Milestone 1: Pre-Event Activation (Depending on Governance Process) Contract finalization Preparation of marketing materials, including press releases, social media announcements, and branding materials Milestone 2: Event Execution (Q4 2023) On-site activation, including Registration area branding, booth set-up, and social media promotions Workshops, Talks, and other Interactive Sessions Collect metrics for reporting and tracking Milestone 3: Post-Event Follow-up (within 1 month after the event) 1 follow-up support virtual session 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum in México City Final report and metrics evaluation Testimonial collections
Bricia Guzman: Bachelor in Public Accounting, Project Manager at General Magic, Co-Founder of Ethereum México, and Optimism Delegate. AnaTech_eth: Community Manager Arbitrum Foundation. Co Founder and volunteer to Ethereum Mexico in free time. Ariiellus: Bachelor in Mechanical and Electric Engineering, Project Management Specialist by Platzi, Token Engineer by TEA, Game Theory Course by Stanford University. Founder of Kairos Research and Co-Founder of Ethereum Mexico. Facunar97: Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, Researcher/Analyst at Espacio Cripto, and Co-founder and Content Lead for Ethereum Mexico. Acidlazzer: Animation and Visual Effects Engineer at the Universidad Politecnica de Sinaloa, visual artist specialized in the musical area, graphic designer, and project manager for multiple Web3 organizations. Dmars300: Founder & CEO @Cryptoversidad, Sponsors relations @Ethereum Mexico. 0xyNaMu: Experienced impact evaluation specialist with a background in public policy consulting and FinTech. She co-founded IEF and WAGMI LATAM, and is a Governor at HER LATAM. LauNaMu has been active in the web3 space since 2021, advising emerging projects on on-chain data strategies for effective impact measurement and ecosystem positioning. Chuy García: Film and music industries in México, event planning and community building. Karen84.crypto: Master’s degree in law, blockchain consultant and regulator, personal finance coach, Web3 educator, writer, and speaker, member of Nación Bankless committee, Ethereum México core team member, and founder of Búho Financiero.
We believe that together, we can propel Ethereum to new heights in Mexico. Your support is invaluable, and we look forward to realizing our shared vision. Thank you so much.
https://forum.arbitrum.foundation/t/proposal-arbitrum-as-official-sponsor-of-ethereum-mexico-2023/16279/22?u=krst
https://forum.arbitrum.foundation/t/proposal-arbitrum-as-official-sponsor-of-ethereum-mexico-2023/16279/22?u=krst
DAOStewards are all in for education and with a good look at the team putting all this together, we give this proposal a solid yes vote.
Good sponsorship proposal! (Although timing is a concern, as EthMexico is less than a month away)
DAOStewards are all in for education and with a good look at the team putting all this together, we give this proposal a solid yes vote.
Good sponsorship proposal! (Although timing is a concern, as EthMexico is less than a month away)
Thank you for addressing my concerns. I have been a little concerned about the price of Arb. I am holding on to all my tokens in the hope that we will see some positive price movement. Hopefully, this sponsorship will be a positive step in increasing investment in our blockchain.
Thank you for addressing my concerns. I have been a little concerned about the price of Arb. I am holding on to all my tokens in the hope that we will see some positive price movement. Hopefully, this sponsorship will be a positive step in increasing investment in our blockchain.
GM Arbitrum community! We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your invaluable feedback and unwavering support. Thanks to your input, we've refined and enhanced our proposal to better serve our shared vision for Ethereum's growth in Mexico.
Abstract: Ethereum Mexico is a driving force for Ethereum growth in Mexico, educating individuals on blockchain technology and promoting Ethereum values. Serving as a link between the Ethereum community, the Ethereum Foundation, and Mexico's local communities. Our organization offers IRL Meetups, Twitter Spaces, Workshops, and educational content. One of their major 2023 initiatives is a large event in Mexico City, set for October 21st, expecting over 800 attendees. This event aims to foster education and innovation within the Ethereum community. Having engaged in events like, ETHMexico, #RoadToDevcon and EthLATAM since June 2022, Ethereum Mexico wants to move beyond just market talk and truly display Ethereum's transformative power.
GM Arbitrum community! We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your invaluable feedback and unwavering support. Thanks to your input, we've refined and enhanced our proposal to better serve our shared vision for Ethereum's growth in Mexico.
Abstract: Ethereum Mexico is a driving force for Ethereum growth in Mexico, educating individuals on blockchain technology and promoting Ethereum values. Serving as a link between the Ethereum community, the Ethereum Foundation, and Mexico's local communities. Our organization offers IRL Meetups, Twitter Spaces, Workshops, and educational content. One of their major 2023 initiatives is a large event in Mexico City, set for October 21st, expecting over 800 attendees. This event aims to foster education and innovation within the Ethereum community. Having engaged in events like, ETHMexico, #RoadToDevcon and EthLATAM since June 2022, Ethereum Mexico wants to move beyond just market talk and truly display Ethereum's transformative power.
To gain insights into our previous achievements, please review our metrics here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dZMfscIjI2z48pGkG3Lr_IyqpX-ONcfqUy7f7ddPbf4/edit?usp=sharing
Motivation: The project is fueled by a pressing need to fill the educational and resource gap in Mexico concerning Ethereum and blockchain technology. It aims to create a more inclusive and diverse Ethereum community in Mexico, thereby contributing to the global Ethereum ecosystem. Ethereum Mexico is not just another crypto initiative; it's a mission-driven project that focuses on real-world impact. Far from falling into speculative conversations, it aims to educate people about the transformative power of Ethereum as public infrastructure.
Primary Objectives:
Format of the event: Our one-day event will feature a diverse range of talks, workshops, and community showcases. With its significance in the local Web3 scene, we anticipate the event will generate substantial activity in Mexico City, including various side events. Leading up to the main event, we will also host multiple gatherings in different cities to foster networking among local communities.
Expected Audience:
Confirmed Sponsors:
Deliverables:
Details about Scholarships: We will open applications for scholarships to individuals within the national territory, covering accommodation and transportation expenses. Selection will be based on applicants' interest in building, prior contributions, and background.
Details about IRL Event in Mexico City: This post-event IRL gathering in Mexico City will provide a platform for Arbitrum to engage with the community, including talks, panels, or workshops, accompanied by a coffee station.
Ticket Pricing and Courtesies: We aim to keep ticket prices for the core event below $12 to ensure accessibility. A limited amount of merchandise will be available for purchase through pre-orders only, with around 200 tickets provided for free to select communities and students.
Reporting and Metrics:
Engagement at Arbitrum booth: Minimum: 30-49 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Expected: 50-99 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Exceeded: +100 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Source: Tracking of POAP received by individuals after engaging with Arbitrum.
Attendance at Arbitrum workshop: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Expected: 30-39 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Exceeded: +40 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Source: POAP to participants after they complete the Arbitrum workshop.
Streaming views during Arbitrum talk: Minimum: 700-999 views/streams during the talk. Expected: 1,000-2,999 views/streams during the talk. Exceeded: +3,000 views/streams during the talk. Source: View counts will be monitored on our YouTube channel.
Attendance at in-person (IRL) event about Arbitrum: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at IRL events. Expected: 30-49 attendees at IRL events. Exceeded: +50 attendees at IRL events. Source: Attendance data will be collected and verified through the issuance of POAP to event attendees.
Testimonial from scholarships Source: 1-3 min. recording of scholars sharing their experiences. Budget and Timeline:
Budget: 9483 ARB Breakdown: Registration area branding: 415 Logo in event artwork: 415 Press release mention: 237 Social Media Announcements: 355 Metallic Stickers of Arbitrum Logo: 237 Talk & Logo during Streaming Breaks: 1781 Booth / On-site activation: 1781 Workshop focused on the Arbitrum Ecosystem: 1184 1 Follow-up Support Virtual Session: 592 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum: 1184 2 Scholarships: 1184 (592 each) Twitter Post: 118
Timeline: Milestone 1: Pre-Event Activation (Depending on Governance Process) Contract finalization Preparation of marketing materials, including press releases, social media announcements, and branding materials Milestone 2: Event Execution (Q4 2023) On-site activation, including Registration area branding, booth set-up, and social media promotions Workshops, Talks, and other Interactive Sessions Collect metrics for reporting and tracking Milestone 3: Post-Event Follow-up (within 1 month after the event) 1 follow-up support virtual session 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum in México City Final report and metrics evaluation Testimonial collections
Team: Bricia Guzman: Bachelor in Public Accounting, Project Manager at General Magic, Co-Founder of Ethereum México, and Optimism Delegate. AnaTech_eth: Community Manager Arbitrum Foundation. Co Founder and volunteer to Ethereum Mexico in free time. Ariiellus: Bachelor in Mechanical and Electric Engineering, Project Management Specialist by Platzi, Token Engineer by TEA, Game Theory Course by Stanford University. Founder of Kairos Research and Co-Founder of Ethereum Mexico. Facunar97: Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, Researcher/Analyst at Espacio Cripto, and Co-founder and Content Lead for Ethereum Mexico. Acidlazzer: Animation and Visual Effects Engineer at the Universidad Politecnica de Sinaloa, visual artist specialized in the musical area, graphic designer, and project manager for multiple Web3 organizations. Dmars300: Founder & CEO @Cryptoversidad, Sponsors relations @Ethereum Mexico. 0xyNaMu: Experienced impact evaluation specialist with a background in public policy consulting and FinTech. She co-founded IEF and WAGMI LATAM, and is a Governor at HER LATAM. LauNaMu has been active in the web3 space since 2021, advising emerging projects on on-chain data strategies for effective impact measurement and ecosystem positioning. Chuy García: Film and music industries in México, event planning and community building. Karen84.crypto: Master’s degree in law, blockchain consultant and regulator, personal finance coach, Web3 educator, writer, and speaker, member of Nación Bankless committee, Ethereum México core team member, and founder of Búho Financiero.
We believe that together, we can propel Ethereum to new heights in Mexico. Your support is invaluable, and we look forward to realizing our shared vision. Thank you so much.
Hi @khadati! We appreciate your time in reviewing our proposal. We're excited to let you know that we can have two community members at the booth who are well-versed in Arbitrum.
This is highly empowering for our community, as they will be fully prepared to represent Arbitrum. They will proactively engage with the Arbitrum Foundation and the Arbitrum DAO to address any queries before the event and provide attendees with the most up-to-date information about the Arbitrum Ecosystem.
A lots of Opportuanity here thanks Arb Ecosystem :ok_hand:
GM @Goodo!
I wholeheartedly agree that improving this process is essential for accountability. However, I'd like to bring up a specific consideration regarding our current situation.
GM @Goodo!
I wholeheartedly agree that improving this process is essential for accountability. However, I'd like to bring up a specific consideration regarding our current situation.
We're currently exploring various ways to fund our upcoming event, with a strong emphasis on transparency. Traditionally, these types of agreements tend to be private, but I firmly believe that when it comes to DAOs, transparency should be a priority.
That said, the proposal I'm presenting here involves a one-time payment, and the amount is less than 10k ARB. Given these factors, I kindly request your consideration for this proposal.
In the future, we'd be more than willing to share our organizational insights when you're developing processes for events. On the flip side, it's crucial to emphasize that this event holds immense importance for the Mexican communities. In-person events provide invaluable opportunities to connect with the Arbitrum Mexican community, onboard new users, and engage developers interested in building on Arbitrum but unsure of where to begin.
Considering the timing, our event is just around the corner. Therefore, I kindly ask for your extra consideration when voting on our Snapshot proposal. Our team is well-known in our country, and we would be truly honored to have Arbitrum's presence at our event, given what it represents within the Ethereum ecosystem.
Thank you for your time and consideration :pray:
Is there enough time left to organize and contribute to this event? Seems a little late, especially to get through the approval process and organize a team to participate.
GM @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth Great questions! Here are the details:
The workshop, what is it going to be about? or who is it going to be oriented to, devs? companies?
GM @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth Great questions! Here are the details:
The workshop, what is it going to be about? or who is it going to be oriented to, devs? companies?
Topic: The workshop will focus on the Arbitrum Ecosystem, covering its technology, use-cases, and how to build on it or How to Start using it.
Audience: We have 3 main audiences: 1) developers, 2) end users and 3) possible contributors
The booth, what does it include? just the space? or do you come with the complete booth? do you have a description?
Approximate space size: 2x1.5 meters.
A table and two chairs will be provided, but if there’s a need of additional furniture, we would be happy to support with this.
The scholarships, can you elaborate more on this point? how are you going to select the people? what is the objective?
We will open a call for applications to all individuals within the national territory. A committee will be formed to choose the recipients of these scholarships, which cover accommodation and transportation only. The aim is to enable individuals to attend their first web3 events without financial constraints. Their interest in building, any prior contributions, and their background will be taken into consideration during the selection process.
The talks, what topics are going to be covered, is someone from the Arbitrum Foundation going to be there, or who is going to give the talk and what are they going to talk about?
Topics: Will cover Arbitrum’s technology, roadmap, and real-world applications.
Speakers: We’re in talks with contributors from the Arbitrum Foundation to be part of the session.
This is a real-life event in Mexico City after Ethereum México as a follow up for Arbitrum’s participation with a program that places Arbitrum at the forefront, alongside local communities.
An event for 40-80 people with 1 talk and 1 panel with people from the community or a workshop for 35 people. Including coffee station.
Is the value of 8K USD the value of the main sponsors? Or is it an Arbitrum-only event? If there are other sponsors, can you tell us who they are?
Yes, The $8,000 USD is the value for main sponsors. We do have other sponsors onboard as well, and we would like to share their names in 2-3 weeks in our website.
Rest assured, we have only included organizations that are in alignment with Ethereum's principles and goals.
Is the event 100% free? do you charge admission? do you sell merchandise?
The core event is designed to be budget-friendly, with tickets priced at less than $12 each. Our aim is to make it highly accessible while ensuring attendees truly appreciate the value of their ticket. We will offer a limited amount of merchandise, but it will be available for purchase through pre-orders only; there won't be any on-site sales points.
We’ll be giving away around 200 tickets for free for some communities and students.
GM @krst! I want to extend my appreciation for dedicating your time to assess and provide feedback on our proposal, as well as for your support. We acknowledge and accept your suggestion, and we will explore the Questbook Domain option.
Furthermore, I'd like to extend an invitation: If you or Sinkas have the opportunity to join us for our celebration, please do let us know. Your presence would be most welcome! Have a great week!
GM @cryptopia! Absolutely, we're on the same page regarding the need for fiscal discipline and transparency. Our proposal aims for a net positive impact on the Arbitrum ecosystem by not only raising awareness but also educating potential users and developers. Metrics like meaningful conversations at the Arbitrum booth and attendance at workshops are designed to quantify this impact. We believe that by reaching our "Expected" or "Exceeded" performance indicators, the sponsorship will significantly contribute to the growth of the DAO and Arbitrum as a whole.
I will be in favour of this proposal as long as it can clearly be shown how this sponsorship will help grow this DAO and Arbitrum as a whole.
The foundation needs to show fiscal discipline and transparency in every proposal that they present to us to vote on. This sounds like a good idea, but I would like to be assured that doing this would be a definite net positive for all of us.
We're incredibly grateful for your support, @Romina and @seedlatam. Your backing means a lot to us. Thank you!
GM @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth! We're expecting 800 on-site attendees + online viewers.
Hello everyone!
Since we've had the opportunity to collaborate, meet, and establish connections, both online and in-person encounters with certain members of the Ethereum Mexico organizing team, we want to share our experiences.
Hello everyone!
Since we've had the opportunity to collaborate, meet, and establish connections, both online and in-person encounters with certain members of the Ethereum Mexico organizing team, we want to share our experiences.
Our relationship with part of the organizing team has been nurtured for some years now. It was significantly strengthened thanks to the ETH Latam Bogotá event, where we had the chance to meet and connect in various ways.
We would like to highlight our relationship with @dmars300, who facilitated the connection between ETH Global and SEED Latam, enabling us to collaborate on the Bogotá hackathon.
Furthermore, we have witnessed that the communities they are involved in provide education in a responsible manner, with a curated focus and a high level of commitment and professionalism.
On one hand, Laura is connected with Mujeres en Crypto (a community closely associated with SEED Latam). During ETH Latam Bogotá, she offered her assistance, collaboration, and jointly organized events. On the other hand, Ariielus actively shares and participates in some of the activities of our communitity and interacts with SEED Latam members.
We want to mention Ana in particular, who took the time at Ethereum Argentina to get to know the Arbitrum delegation team from SEED Latam in order to exchange ideas during the SEED Latam co-work.
Welcome to the Arbitrum forum, and good luck with your proposal :slight_smile:
Nadie nos va a regalar la historia.
I should like to make a personal comment (not as a member of @seedlatam team)
I like seeing this trend in the events field, where organizers come to DAO forums instead of pursuing sponsorship through DMs. As someone who has organized several events over the years, chasing multiple sponsors via email, Telegram, Signal, etc., can be exhausting. Sometimes a good event proposal goes unnoticed, lost in a crowded email inbox. I believe that bringing it to a public forum also helps improve the proposal.
I should like to make a personal comment (not as a member of @seedlatam team)
I like seeing this trend in the events field, where organizers come to DAO forums instead of pursuing sponsorship through DMs. As someone who has organized several events over the years, chasing multiple sponsors via email, Telegram, Signal, etc., can be exhausting. Sometimes a good event proposal goes unnoticed, lost in a crowded email inbox. I believe that bringing it to a public forum also helps improve the proposal.
I just wanted to say that I personally know Ariiellus and @dmars300, and they are great guys. They have done a lot to promote education not only in Mexico but throughout the region. Well, I also have a very positive opinion of @AnaTech.eth, but I don't think it's necessary to reinforce it; she is a trustworthy figure simply because she is part of the Foundation.
Good luck :blue_heart: :orange_heart:
GM Arbitrum community! We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your invaluable feedback and unwavering support. Thanks to your input, we've refined and enhanced our proposal to better serve our shared vision for Ethereum's growth in Mexico.
Abstract: Ethereum Mexico is a driving force for Ethereum growth in Mexico, educating individuals on blockchain technology and promoting Ethereum values. Serving as a link between the Ethereum community, the Ethereum Foundation, and Mexico's local communities. Our organization offers IRL Meetups, Twitter Spaces, Workshops, and educational content. One of their major 2023 initiatives is a large event in Mexico City, set for October 21st, expecting over 800 attendees. This event aims to foster education and innovation within the Ethereum community. Having engaged in events like, ETHMexico, #RoadToDevcon and EthLATAM since June 2022, Ethereum Mexico wants to move beyond just market talk and truly display Ethereum's transformative power.
GM Arbitrum community! We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude for your invaluable feedback and unwavering support. Thanks to your input, we've refined and enhanced our proposal to better serve our shared vision for Ethereum's growth in Mexico.
Abstract: Ethereum Mexico is a driving force for Ethereum growth in Mexico, educating individuals on blockchain technology and promoting Ethereum values. Serving as a link between the Ethereum community, the Ethereum Foundation, and Mexico's local communities. Our organization offers IRL Meetups, Twitter Spaces, Workshops, and educational content. One of their major 2023 initiatives is a large event in Mexico City, set for October 21st, expecting over 800 attendees. This event aims to foster education and innovation within the Ethereum community. Having engaged in events like, ETHMexico, #RoadToDevcon and EthLATAM since June 2022, Ethereum Mexico wants to move beyond just market talk and truly display Ethereum's transformative power.
To gain insights into our previous achievements, please review our metrics here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dZMfscIjI2z48pGkG3Lr_IyqpX-ONcfqUy7f7ddPbf4/edit?usp=sharing
Motivation: The project is fueled by a pressing need to fill the educational and resource gap in Mexico concerning Ethereum and blockchain technology. It aims to create a more inclusive and diverse Ethereum community in Mexico, thereby contributing to the global Ethereum ecosystem. Ethereum Mexico is not just another crypto initiative; it's a mission-driven project that focuses on real-world impact. Far from falling into speculative conversations, it aims to educate people about the transformative power of Ethereum as public infrastructure.
Primary Objectives:
Format of the event: Our one-day event will feature a diverse range of talks, workshops, and community showcases. With its significance in the local Web3 scene, we anticipate the event will generate substantial activity in Mexico City, including various side events. Leading up to the main event, we will also host multiple gatherings in different cities to foster networking among local communities.
Expected Audience:
Confirmed Sponsors:
Deliverables:
Details about Scholarships: We will open applications for scholarships to individuals within the national territory, covering accommodation and transportation expenses. Selection will be based on applicants' interest in building, prior contributions, and background.
Details about IRL Event in Mexico City: This post-event IRL gathering in Mexico City will provide a platform for Arbitrum to engage with the community, including talks, panels, or workshops, accompanied by a coffee station.
Ticket Pricing and Courtesies: We aim to keep ticket prices for the core event below $12 to ensure accessibility. A limited amount of merchandise will be available for purchase through pre-orders only, with around 200 tickets provided for free to select communities and students.
Reporting and Metrics:
Engagement at Arbitrum booth: Minimum: 30-49 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Expected: 50-99 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Exceeded: +100 meaningful conversations about Arbitrum. Source: Tracking of POAP received by individuals after engaging with Arbitrum.
Attendance at Arbitrum workshop: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Expected: 30-39 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Exceeded: +40 attendees at Arbitrum workshop. Source: POAP to participants after they complete the Arbitrum workshop.
Streaming views during Arbitrum talk: Minimum: 700-999 views/streams during the talk. Expected: 1,000-2,999 views/streams during the talk. Exceeded: +3,000 views/streams during the talk. Source: View counts will be monitored on our YouTube channel.
Attendance at in-person (IRL) event about Arbitrum: Minimum: 15-29 attendees at IRL events. Expected: 30-49 attendees at IRL events. Exceeded: +50 attendees at IRL events. Source: Attendance data will be collected and verified through the issuance of POAP to event attendees.
Testimonial from scholarships Source: 1-3 min. recording of scholars sharing their experiences. Budget and Timeline:
Budget: 9483 ARB Breakdown: Registration area branding: 415 Logo in event artwork: 415 Press release mention: 237 Social Media Announcements: 355 Metallic Stickers of Arbitrum Logo: 237 Talk & Logo during Streaming Breaks: 1781 Booth / On-site activation: 1781 Workshop focused on the Arbitrum Ecosystem: 1184 1 Follow-up Support Virtual Session: 592 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum: 1184 2 Scholarships: 1184 (592 each) Twitter Post: 118
Timeline: Milestone 1: Pre-Event Activation (Depending on Governance Process) Contract finalization Preparation of marketing materials, including press releases, social media announcements, and branding materials Milestone 2: Event Execution (Q4 2023) On-site activation, including Registration area branding, booth set-up, and social media promotions Workshops, Talks, and other Interactive Sessions Collect metrics for reporting and tracking Milestone 3: Post-Event Follow-up (within 1 month after the event) 1 follow-up support virtual session 1 dedicated IRL event about Arbitrum in México City Final report and metrics evaluation Testimonial collections
Team: Bricia Guzman: Bachelor in Public Accounting, Project Manager at General Magic, Co-Founder of Ethereum México, and Optimism Delegate. AnaTech_eth: Community Manager Arbitrum Foundation. Co Founder and volunteer to Ethereum Mexico in free time. Ariiellus: Bachelor in Mechanical and Electric Engineering, Project Management Specialist by Platzi, Token Engineer by TEA, Game Theory Course by Stanford University. Founder of Kairos Research and Co-Founder of Ethereum Mexico. Facunar97: Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, Researcher/Analyst at Espacio Cripto, and Co-founder and Content Lead for Ethereum Mexico. Acidlazzer: Animation and Visual Effects Engineer at the Universidad Politecnica de Sinaloa, visual artist specialized in the musical area, graphic designer, and project manager for multiple Web3 organizations. Dmars300: Founder & CEO @Cryptoversidad, Sponsors relations @Ethereum Mexico. 0xyNaMu: Experienced impact evaluation specialist with a background in public policy consulting and FinTech. She co-founded IEF and WAGMI LATAM, and is a Governor at HER LATAM. LauNaMu has been active in the web3 space since 2021, advising emerging projects on on-chain data strategies for effective impact measurement and ecosystem positioning. Chuy García: Film and music industries in México, event planning and community building. Karen84.crypto: Master’s degree in law, blockchain consultant and regulator, personal finance coach, Web3 educator, writer, and speaker, member of Nación Bankless committee, Ethereum México core team member, and founder of Búho Financiero.
We believe that together, we can propel Ethereum to new heights in Mexico. Your support is invaluable, and we look forward to realizing our shared vision. Thank you so much.
Hi @khadati! We appreciate your time in reviewing our proposal. We're excited to let you know that we can have two community members at the booth who are well-versed in Arbitrum.
This is highly empowering for our community, as they will be fully prepared to represent Arbitrum. They will proactively engage with the Arbitrum Foundation and the Arbitrum DAO to address any queries before the event and provide attendees with the most up-to-date information about the Arbitrum Ecosystem.
A lots of Opportuanity here thanks Arb Ecosystem :ok_hand:
GM @Goodo!
I wholeheartedly agree that improving this process is essential for accountability. However, I'd like to bring up a specific consideration regarding our current situation.
GM @Goodo!
I wholeheartedly agree that improving this process is essential for accountability. However, I'd like to bring up a specific consideration regarding our current situation.
We're currently exploring various ways to fund our upcoming event, with a strong emphasis on transparency. Traditionally, these types of agreements tend to be private, but I firmly believe that when it comes to DAOs, transparency should be a priority.
That said, the proposal I'm presenting here involves a one-time payment, and the amount is less than 10k ARB. Given these factors, I kindly request your consideration for this proposal.
In the future, we'd be more than willing to share our organizational insights when you're developing processes for events. On the flip side, it's crucial to emphasize that this event holds immense importance for the Mexican communities. In-person events provide invaluable opportunities to connect with the Arbitrum Mexican community, onboard new users, and engage developers interested in building on Arbitrum but unsure of where to begin.
Considering the timing, our event is just around the corner. Therefore, I kindly ask for your extra consideration when voting on our Snapshot proposal. Our team is well-known in our country, and we would be truly honored to have Arbitrum's presence at our event, given what it represents within the Ethereum ecosystem.
Thank you for your time and consideration :pray:
Is there enough time left to organize and contribute to this event? Seems a little late, especially to get through the approval process and organize a team to participate.
GM @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth Great questions! Here are the details:
The workshop, what is it going to be about? or who is it going to be oriented to, devs? companies?
GM @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth Great questions! Here are the details:
The workshop, what is it going to be about? or who is it going to be oriented to, devs? companies?
Topic: The workshop will focus on the Arbitrum Ecosystem, covering its technology, use-cases, and how to build on it or How to Start using it.
Audience: We have 3 main audiences: 1) developers, 2) end users and 3) possible contributors
The booth, what does it include? just the space? or do you come with the complete booth? do you have a description?
Approximate space size: 2x1.5 meters.
A table and two chairs will be provided, but if there’s a need of additional furniture, we would be happy to support with this.
The scholarships, can you elaborate more on this point? how are you going to select the people? what is the objective?
We will open a call for applications to all individuals within the national territory. A committee will be formed to choose the recipients of these scholarships, which cover accommodation and transportation only. The aim is to enable individuals to attend their first web3 events without financial constraints. Their interest in building, any prior contributions, and their background will be taken into consideration during the selection process.
The talks, what topics are going to be covered, is someone from the Arbitrum Foundation going to be there, or who is going to give the talk and what are they going to talk about?
Topics: Will cover Arbitrum’s technology, roadmap, and real-world applications.
Speakers: We’re in talks with contributors from the Arbitrum Foundation to be part of the session.
This is a real-life event in Mexico City after Ethereum México as a follow up for Arbitrum’s participation with a program that places Arbitrum at the forefront, alongside local communities.
An event for 40-80 people with 1 talk and 1 panel with people from the community or a workshop for 35 people. Including coffee station.
Is the value of 8K USD the value of the main sponsors? Or is it an Arbitrum-only event? If there are other sponsors, can you tell us who they are?
Yes, The $8,000 USD is the value for main sponsors. We do have other sponsors onboard as well, and we would like to share their names in 2-3 weeks in our website.
Rest assured, we have only included organizations that are in alignment with Ethereum's principles and goals.
Is the event 100% free? do you charge admission? do you sell merchandise?
The core event is designed to be budget-friendly, with tickets priced at less than $12 each. Our aim is to make it highly accessible while ensuring attendees truly appreciate the value of their ticket. We will offer a limited amount of merchandise, but it will be available for purchase through pre-orders only; there won't be any on-site sales points.
We’ll be giving away around 200 tickets for free for some communities and students.
GM @krst! I want to extend my appreciation for dedicating your time to assess and provide feedback on our proposal, as well as for your support. We acknowledge and accept your suggestion, and we will explore the Questbook Domain option.
Furthermore, I'd like to extend an invitation: If you or Sinkas have the opportunity to join us for our celebration, please do let us know. Your presence would be most welcome! Have a great week!
GM @cryptopia! Absolutely, we're on the same page regarding the need for fiscal discipline and transparency. Our proposal aims for a net positive impact on the Arbitrum ecosystem by not only raising awareness but also educating potential users and developers. Metrics like meaningful conversations at the Arbitrum booth and attendance at workshops are designed to quantify this impact. We believe that by reaching our "Expected" or "Exceeded" performance indicators, the sponsorship will significantly contribute to the growth of the DAO and Arbitrum as a whole.
I will be in favour of this proposal as long as it can clearly be shown how this sponsorship will help grow this DAO and Arbitrum as a whole.
The foundation needs to show fiscal discipline and transparency in every proposal that they present to us to vote on. This sounds like a good idea, but I would like to be assured that doing this would be a definite net positive for all of us.
We're incredibly grateful for your support, @Romina and @seedlatam. Your backing means a lot to us. Thank you!
GM @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth! We're expecting 800 on-site attendees + online viewers.
Hello everyone!
Since we've had the opportunity to collaborate, meet, and establish connections, both online and in-person encounters with certain members of the Ethereum Mexico organizing team, we want to share our experiences.
Hello everyone!
Since we've had the opportunity to collaborate, meet, and establish connections, both online and in-person encounters with certain members of the Ethereum Mexico organizing team, we want to share our experiences.
Our relationship with part of the organizing team has been nurtured for some years now. It was significantly strengthened thanks to the ETH Latam Bogotá event, where we had the chance to meet and connect in various ways.
We would like to highlight our relationship with @dmars300, who facilitated the connection between ETH Global and SEED Latam, enabling us to collaborate on the Bogotá hackathon.
Furthermore, we have witnessed that the communities they are involved in provide education in a responsible manner, with a curated focus and a high level of commitment and professionalism.
On one hand, Laura is connected with Mujeres en Crypto (a community closely associated with SEED Latam). During ETH Latam Bogotá, she offered her assistance, collaboration, and jointly organized events. On the other hand, Ariielus actively shares and participates in some of the activities of our communitity and interacts with SEED Latam members.
We want to mention Ana in particular, who took the time at Ethereum Argentina to get to know the Arbitrum delegation team from SEED Latam in order to exchange ideas during the SEED Latam co-work.
Welcome to the Arbitrum forum, and good luck with your proposal :slight_smile:
Nadie nos va a regalar la historia.
I should like to make a personal comment (not as a member of @seedlatam team)
I like seeing this trend in the events field, where organizers come to DAO forums instead of pursuing sponsorship through DMs. As someone who has organized several events over the years, chasing multiple sponsors via email, Telegram, Signal, etc., can be exhausting. Sometimes a good event proposal goes unnoticed, lost in a crowded email inbox. I believe that bringing it to a public forum also helps improve the proposal.
I should like to make a personal comment (not as a member of @seedlatam team)
I like seeing this trend in the events field, where organizers come to DAO forums instead of pursuing sponsorship through DMs. As someone who has organized several events over the years, chasing multiple sponsors via email, Telegram, Signal, etc., can be exhausting. Sometimes a good event proposal goes unnoticed, lost in a crowded email inbox. I believe that bringing it to a public forum also helps improve the proposal.
I just wanted to say that I personally know Ariiellus and @dmars300, and they are great guys. They have done a lot to promote education not only in Mexico but throughout the region. Well, I also have a very positive opinion of @AnaTech.eth, but I don't think it's necessary to reinforce it; she is a trustworthy figure simply because she is part of the Foundation.
Good luck :blue_heart: :orange_heart:
Hey @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth! :smiling_face: The pleasure is mine!
On what date do you plan to launch the event?
Hey @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth! :smiling_face: The pleasure is mine!
Ethereum Mexico is set for October 21st in Mexico City.
This event marks a significant milestone for Ethereum México, it's the bigger event that we had organized as Ethereum México Community. You can find some metrics from our previous events here: Presentation We've also received commendations after working together:
"I've had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with the Ethereum Mexico team for over a year now, and I must say, I'm truly impressed by their exceptional ability to onboard, educate, connect, and foster the growth of their vibrant web3 community. This journey has been nothing short of inspiring, revealing countless insights and possibilities that have shaped our collective vision for the future. Their level of organization and professionalism is unparalleled, and I've witnessed firsthand their commitment to transparency and collaboration through the comprehensive reports they deliver, which are enriched with valuable community feedback. Their events, too, are a testament to their passion for the space, filled with captivating stories that have deeply inspired both myself and my team, igniting our drive to continually craft better web3 products and services. Working with the Ethereum Mexico team has not only been an enriching experience, but it has also helped us forge meaningful connections within the web3 ecosystem. Their dedication to cultivating a supportive and inclusive environment has been instrumental in our growth and success. I'm genuinely grateful for the opportunity to be part of this remarkable journey, and I'm excited about what the future holds as we continue to build together towards a decentralized and interconnected world." - Rodrigo Carraresi, Head of Developer Relations at Ledger.
It's a one-day event featuring talks, workshops, and community showcases. Given its importance in the local Web3 scene, it's anticipated to generate a flurry of activity in Mexico City, including side events. We're also hosting multiple events in different cities leading up to the main event, fostering networking among local communities.
We've already secured partnerships with Liquity and Metapool, and discussions are underway with other prominent Ethereum players.
Can you give a description of the skills and where the team currently works? I know them all and can attest that they are great builders. But I think it is necessary for the entire DAO to know who is behind this great event.
I understand that it cannot be denominated in USD and must be denominated in ARB tokens. Here I ask for help from @cliffton.eth
Please feel free to ask any further questions or provide feedback. Thank you for your time in reviewing and commenting on our proposal!
I didn't realize we could post this type of proposal here? Good Luck
I gone vote yes for this one
@brichis I agree, the cost is low, but the same can be said by crypto organizations from 195 countries in the World. Everyone is important and everyone wants to do something, that's why I think a global budget is important. I personally abstained from voting and I am not against it, but I only think that it should be from the global budget and distributed fairly
An annual budget for marketing and sponsorship activities should be established and voted on, not a vote for each event.
Hey @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth! :smiling_face: The pleasure is mine!
On what date do you plan to launch the event?
Hey @axlvaz_SEEDLATAM.eth! :smiling_face: The pleasure is mine!
Ethereum Mexico is set for October 21st in Mexico City.
This event marks a significant milestone for Ethereum México, it's the bigger event that we had organized as Ethereum México Community. You can find some metrics from our previous events here: Presentation We've also received commendations after working together:
"I've had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with the Ethereum Mexico team for over a year now, and I must say, I'm truly impressed by their exceptional ability to onboard, educate, connect, and foster the growth of their vibrant web3 community. This journey has been nothing short of inspiring, revealing countless insights and possibilities that have shaped our collective vision for the future. Their level of organization and professionalism is unparalleled, and I've witnessed firsthand their commitment to transparency and collaboration through the comprehensive reports they deliver, which are enriched with valuable community feedback. Their events, too, are a testament to their passion for the space, filled with captivating stories that have deeply inspired both myself and my team, igniting our drive to continually craft better web3 products and services. Working with the Ethereum Mexico team has not only been an enriching experience, but it has also helped us forge meaningful connections within the web3 ecosystem. Their dedication to cultivating a supportive and inclusive environment has been instrumental in our growth and success. I'm genuinely grateful for the opportunity to be part of this remarkable journey, and I'm excited about what the future holds as we continue to build together towards a decentralized and interconnected world." - Rodrigo Carraresi, Head of Developer Relations at Ledger.
It's a one-day event featuring talks, workshops, and community showcases. Given its importance in the local Web3 scene, it's anticipated to generate a flurry of activity in Mexico City, including side events. We're also hosting multiple events in different cities leading up to the main event, fostering networking among local communities.
We've already secured partnerships with Liquity and Metapool, and discussions are underway with other prominent Ethereum players.
Can you give a description of the skills and where the team currently works? I know them all and can attest that they are great builders. But I think it is necessary for the entire DAO to know who is behind this great event.
I understand that it cannot be denominated in USD and must be denominated in ARB tokens. Here I ask for help from @cliffton.eth
Please feel free to ask any further questions or provide feedback. Thank you for your time in reviewing and commenting on our proposal!
I didn't realize we could post this type of proposal here? Good Luck
I gone vote yes for this one
@brichis I agree, the cost is low, but the same can be said by crypto organizations from 195 countries in the World. Everyone is important and everyone wants to do something, that's why I think a global budget is important. I personally abstained from voting and I am not against it, but I only think that it should be from the global budget and distributed fairly
An annual budget for marketing and sponsorship activities should be established and voted on, not a vote for each event.
The below response reflects the views of L2BEAT’s governance team, composed of @krst and @Sinkas, and it’s based on the combined research, fact-checking and ideation of the two.
We’ll be voting against the proposal at the temp-check, even though we’re in favor of sponsoring such an initiative. The reason for voting against doesn’t have to do with the proposal itself, but rather with the channel through which it’s being pursued.
The below response reflects the views of L2BEAT’s governance team, composed of @krst and @Sinkas, and it’s based on the combined research, fact-checking and ideation of the two.
We’ll be voting against the proposal at the temp-check, even though we’re in favor of sponsoring such an initiative. The reason for voting against doesn’t have to do with the proposal itself, but rather with the channel through which it’s being pursued.
Since Questbook’s proposal passed and domain allocators were elected, we believe such a proposal would be a perfect fit for the “Education, Community Growth & Events” domain, given the proposal’s scope and grant size. Afterall, the entire purpose of the domain allocators is to avoid having the entire DAO vote on such proposals.
Another reason for choosing to vote against the proposal is the fact that through the current DAO framework, the funding wouldn’t make it on time for the event which is on 21st of October, considering the voting takes 3 weeks in total, if you account for the 3 days delay before and after the voting.
We suggest the proposer to reach out to @cattin, the Domain Allocator for “Education, Community Growth & Events” domain directly and figure out a way to have this proposal funded within the grants program.
I was able to detail these points:
Is the value of 8K USD the value of the main sponsors? Or is it an Arbitrum-only event? If there are other sponsors, can you tell us who they are?
Is the event 100% free? do you charge admission? do you sell merchandise?
What is the capacity of the venue where the event will be held? According to the slides, the events have had less than 100 attendees.
Hey @brichis what a pleasure to have you here!
Ethereum Mexico is one of the biggest events in Latin America!
I have a few questions:
Hey @brichis what a pleasure to have you here!
Ethereum Mexico is one of the biggest events in Latin America!
I have a few questions:
I also have some questions:
This question is more for the DAO. Very good proposals are coming to the forum like this one and Atoma one. How should we manage these proposals while the Questbook grants are in comino which gives a framework for this kind of proposals?
Should we send everyone out to apply for Questbook grants?
Do we require them to fit the framework or are there proposals that can be applied for in different ways?
How do we evaluate each proposal?
At what point should we consider them ready for a vote?
This is a personal message, it does not represent the thoughts of the @seedlatam delegation.
The below response reflects the views of L2BEAT’s governance team, composed of @krst and @Sinkas, and it’s based on the combined research, fact-checking and ideation of the two.
We’ll be voting against the proposal at the temp-check, even though we’re in favor of sponsoring such an initiative. The reason for voting against doesn’t have to do with the proposal itself, but rather with the channel through which it’s being pursued.
The below response reflects the views of L2BEAT’s governance team, composed of @krst and @Sinkas, and it’s based on the combined research, fact-checking and ideation of the two.
We’ll be voting against the proposal at the temp-check, even though we’re in favor of sponsoring such an initiative. The reason for voting against doesn’t have to do with the proposal itself, but rather with the channel through which it’s being pursued.
Since Questbook’s proposal passed and domain allocators were elected, we believe such a proposal would be a perfect fit for the “Education, Community Growth & Events” domain, given the proposal’s scope and grant size. Afterall, the entire purpose of the domain allocators is to avoid having the entire DAO vote on such proposals.
Another reason for choosing to vote against the proposal is the fact that through the current DAO framework, the funding wouldn’t make it on time for the event which is on 21st of October, considering the voting takes 3 weeks in total, if you account for the 3 days delay before and after the voting.
We suggest the proposer to reach out to @cattin, the Domain Allocator for “Education, Community Growth & Events” domain directly and figure out a way to have this proposal funded within the grants program.
I was able to detail these points:
Is the value of 8K USD the value of the main sponsors? Or is it an Arbitrum-only event? If there are other sponsors, can you tell us who they are?
Is the event 100% free? do you charge admission? do you sell merchandise?
What is the capacity of the venue where the event will be held? According to the slides, the events have had less than 100 attendees.
Hey @brichis what a pleasure to have you here!
Ethereum Mexico is one of the biggest events in Latin America!
I have a few questions:
Hey @brichis what a pleasure to have you here!
Ethereum Mexico is one of the biggest events in Latin America!
I have a few questions:
I also have some questions:
This question is more for the DAO. Very good proposals are coming to the forum like this one and Atoma one. How should we manage these proposals while the Questbook grants are in comino which gives a framework for this kind of proposals?
Should we send everyone out to apply for Questbook grants?
Do we require them to fit the framework or are there proposals that can be applied for in different ways?
How do we evaluate each proposal?
At what point should we consider them ready for a vote?
This is a personal message, it does not represent the thoughts of the @seedlatam delegation.
