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This is a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a project to create a shielded Kusama Hub transfer system. The prize pool is $43,000, with a $2,000 finder's fee and $5,000 for supervisors. The project timeline starts on March 17 and ends on July 31, pending the Kusama Hub launch. The project scope includes smart contract development, user interface, anti-correlation attack mitigations, and open-source delivery. There are three milestones with specific tasks and deadlines. The project aims to create a private and secure way to deposit, withdraw, and transfer assets on the Kusama network.

Deciding

treasurer

<img src="https://i.ibb.co/chKdpcvh/image-1-copy.jpg" alt width="692" height="389" />
This RFP was adapted over several weeks on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/LlgUGCeF_KI?si=jsTdRVIvEcz4mGrU&amp;t=542">AAG</a> to turn a treasury proposal in <a href="https://kusama.polkassembly.io/post/2659">discussion</a> to an <a href="https://forum.polkadot.network/t/ksm-rfp-1-shielded-kusama-hub-transfers/12147">RFP</a> with refined scope and oversight. To apply for the prize pls fill out <a href="https://forms.gle/wDnK6oKhzsQbzVjK9">this form</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<hr />
Prize Pool: $43,000 Finder&rsquo;s Fee: $2,000 ** Supervisors: $5,000
<h3>Supervisors (Bounty Curators)</h3>
<ul>
<li>Flipchan</li>
<li>Byte (Erin)</li>
<li>James Slusser</li>
</ul>
Excess or unused funds will be returned to the treasury by Bounty Curators.
<h3>Timeline</h3>
Monday, March 17 - AAG Discussion &amp; this forum post! ✅ Monday, March 24 - Single-ref Bounty + Curators&nbsp;✅ 4 Weeks after Bounty Funding - Submission Deadline Thursday July 31 - Project Completion (Pending Kusama Hub Launch)
<h3>Project Scope</h3>
Smart Contract Development
<ul>
<li>A Solidity-based smart contract deployed on Kusama Hub</li>
<li>ZK enabled for private deposits &amp; withdrawals</li>
<li>Compatibility with all Kusama Hub assets</li>
</ul>
User Interface
<ul>
<li>Browser-based, mobile-ready UI hosted on IPFS</li>
<li>Support for: Deposits, Withdrawals, Transfers, XCM Transfers</li>
<li>Compatible with popular ecosystem wallets (Nova Wallet, Talisman, Subwallet)</li>
</ul>
Anti-correlation Attack Mitigations:
<ul>
<li>Fixed deposit amounts (e.g. 1, 10, 100, 1000 units)</li>
<li>Batch payouts for withdrawals to multiple users Interoperability</li>
<li>Ability to receive assets via XCM from any Kusama-connected parachain and transfer them to Kusama Hub for use in shielded pool.</li>
</ul>
Open-Source Delivery
<ul>
<li>All code (smart contracts and UI) published under the MIT license</li>
<li>Publicly accessible repositories Project updates shared transparently via Polkassembly, Subsquare, or Polkadot Forum from Team with Milestone deliveries</li>
<li>Developer &amp; User documentation</li>
</ul>
<h3>Milestones</h3>
Milestone 1, Initial Pools &amp; Basic UI: $16,200 USD 1 month
<ol>
<li>Tests - Smart contract test</li>
<li>Smart contract - ZK shielded smart contract with KSM and multi asset support on Westend or Paseo</li>
<li>Basic UI - A basic UI for interacting with the smart contract</li>
</ol>
Milestone 2, UI + XCM: $9,900 1 month
<ol>
<li>Tests - tests for all features</li>
<li>User interface design - UI design</li>
<li>XCM transfers - XCM transfer assets in UI</li>
<li>Fixed amount transfer only - Allow fixed amount transfers in the UI</li>
</ol>
Milestone 3, Mainnet Deployment: $16,900 1 - 1.5 months
<ol>
<li>Contract Migration to Kusama Assethub - Migrate contract from Testnet to Kusama Hub</li>
<li>Public documentation - Documentation for using Kusama shield and developer integration documentation</li>
<li>Test - tests for contract</li>
<li>V1 UI - User tested &amp; something we can be proud of</li>
</ol>
<hr />
** re: Finder&rsquo;s Fee: this payment is set aside to incentivize a broad search for the right implementor. Finder&rsquo;s Fees are paid out at time of team engagement. Teams that submit themselves can collect their own Finder&rsquo;s Fee at completion of project.

KSM RFP #1 - Shielded Kusama Hub Transfers - $50k Total Prize!

Reducing Inflation is a proposal to adjust Kusama's inflation parameters. The proposal suggests reducing the annual inflation rate from 10% to 5%, as the ecosystem has matured enough for long-term sustainability. The changed parameters include setting MaxInflation to 5% and changing UseAuctionSlots from true to false. The proposal also discusses reducing ideal bulk coretime sales to increase demand for KSM and adjust the core business model. The ideal bulk proportion is suggested to be changed from 100% to 40%. The proposer, a Kusama enthusiast, hopes the proposal will be well-received and contribute to the ecosystem's growth.

root

Reducing inflation and setting a realistic target for coretime sales

The Fellowship Collective is a group that works on projects related to Polkadot. They have rules that members must follow. If someone breaks these rules, they might be removed from the group. A person named Invarch did not follow the rules, so Gabe, who is an important member, thinks Invarch should not be part of the group anymore. The rules are called "tenets" and they are:

1. Always support Polkadot and not do things that hurt it.
2. Understand and follow the ideas and beliefs of Polkadot.
3. Follow the group's rules, habits, and ways of voting.
4. Be nice to other members and the people in the community.

Preparing

fellowship_admin

Members of the Fellowship Collective involved in projects flagged by the <a href="https://app.ogtracker.io/mediumSpender/6">OG tracker </a>should provide a proper explanation, return the funds to the Treasury, or face expulsion.
Invarch failed to provide the first two, so Gabe, a founding member of the team, does not meet the ethical standards required to have a voice in the Fellowship. TENETS (extract from the<a href="https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/manifesto/blob/main/manifesto.pdf"> fellowship manifesto</a>) 
"Members are expected to faithfully uphold the following tenets. Clarifications to the rules should be in agreement with these tenets. Acting in clear breach of these tenets may be considered by voters as grounds for non-promotion, demotion or, in extreme cases, exclusion from the Fellowship.
 (1) Sincerely uphold the interests of Polkadot and avoid actions which clearly work against it. (2) Respect the philosophy and principles of Polkadot. (3) Respect the operational procedures, norms and voting conventions of the Fellowship. (4) Respect your fellow Members and the wider community"

Remove Gabe from the fellowship

Approved

whitelisted_caller

[Whitelisted Caller] Referendum #297: Upgrade Kusama v1,000,000

small_tipper

WHO: Proponent 16JVrgg7t6m5UXAtDBM7jYp9XjAxALRVFP6GuKVFmi9HLw8d (Batman, Polkadot)

WHAT: Funding for further development of the dotappstore, including Dynamic App Pages with user authentication, upvote feature, claim feature, and report feature.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: 1,800 DOT (~$6,500) requested on 13 Oct 2023. Codebase is open-source and available on Github.

WHO: The proposer.

WHAT: Develop a UI for tracking weight consumption over all Polkadot and Kusama parachains.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Requesting a tip for the developed code. Will register a custom domain for the website if approved. No specific price, timeframe, or resources mentioned.

- This proposal is part of a series to improve Kusama OpenGov.
- It builds on two earlier milestones: Milestone 0 and Milestone 0.5.
- So far, 54 audits have been completed, with 19 done by new auditors.
- A new challenge is the lack of feedback during proposal discussions.
- Milestone 1 focuses on more audits, expanding auditor roles, and using post-paid tips for transparency.
- The goal is to audit 60 treasury proposals in 2 months.
- Milestone 1.5 continues educating and onboarding new auditors.
- More details are in the full proposal linked above.

small_spender

Kusama OpenGov proposes to continue on-chain proposal audits, expand auditor tasks, and introduce auditor and reviewer roles in Milestone 1. The goal is to deliver audit reports for 60 treasury proposals over two months, with all work being post-paid through self-submitted tips. The proposal aims to ensure transparency and community involvement by transferring the audit process to the Kusama community. The proposal also includes a continuation of Referenda #67 - Proposal Extension to onboard additional community auditors.

OpenCommunity Governance - Proposal Audit Reports

### Substrate-API-Client

- **Purpose**: Connects to a Substrate-based node via RPC.
- **Alternative**: Alternative to `subxt`.
- **Importance**: Essential for Rust developers working with Substrate parachains.
- **Features**:
  - Supports `no_std` environments.
  - Facilitates extrinsic creation in trusted hardware (e.g., Intel SGX).
  - Potential for IoT applications.
- **Interface**: Easy-to-use with practical examples.
- **Proposal**:
  - Maintenance and support for 3 months (Nov-22 to Jan-23).
  - Evaluation and design of two new features:
    - CLI wallet implementation.
    - Full `no_std` compatibility.

For more details, see the [discussion](https://kusama.polkassembly.io/post/1923) and [full proposal](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1miIIMyHsNzdoZejVdBiV_u3NLyj7CHsr9uWBdKonrtQ/edit?usp=sharing).

big_spender

WHO: The proposal is made by the substrate-api-client team.

WHAT: The proposal aims to fund maintenance and support for the substrate api client over 3 months, along with the evaluation and design of two new features: CLI-wallet implementation and full no_std-compatibility.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: The funding is required for 3 months (Nov-22 until Jan-23). The cost is not mentioned in the summary.

Treasury Proposal: Maintenance for the substrate-api-client Nov-22 to Jan-23

- The post requests a top-up for the Moderation Team Bounty.
- The top-up is needed due to current market conditions.
- Changes have been made to the initial proposal.
- Details and spending analysis are available in a linked document.
- The original bounty top-up post is also linked for reference.
- The community is thanked for their attention.

WHO: The community.

WHAT: Requesting a top-up to the Moderation Team Bounty to continue funding their contributions and support.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Details can be found in the proposal linked.

Treasury Proposal: Moderation Team Bounty Top-up

### Summary of Math Crypto's Batch Delegation Guide

- **Purpose**: Provides a guide and tool for delegating all Gov2 tracks on Kusama to a single account in one transaction.
- **Resources**: Includes a [steps guide](https://www.math-crypto.com/opengov/batch-delegate/) and a [web page](https://backend-opengov.math-crypto.com/) with a delegation hash generator.
- **Benefit**: Simplifies the process for users who want to delegate multiple votes at once.
- **Proponent's Action**: The guide's proponent plans to use the new Gov2 system for a tip in an unused track.
- **Status**: Gov2 is operational and ready for use on Kusama.

big_tipper

WHO: Math Crypto

WHAT: Provides a batch delegation guide and web page with a delegation hash generator for OpenGov/Gov2 on Kusama.

PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified.

Gov2 - Batch delegation step guide

### Summary of OpenGov Referendums

1. **Referendum 1 and 2**: Initially proposed but found to be unsuccessful due to the use of `treasury.ApproveProposal`, which requires root origin.

2. **Resubmitted Proposals**: The teams resubmitted their proposals using the `Treasurer` and `Big spender` tracks with the call `treasury.Spend`.

3. **New Referendums**:
   - **Referendum 3**: Funds the development of **Snowbridge**.
   - **Referendum 5**: Supports **Polkawatch**'s decentralization analytics and Parachain operations.

4. **Cancellation Service**: Uses the Referenda Canceller track to cancel Referendums 1 and 2, replaced by Referendums 5 and 6.

referendum_canceller

WHO: OpenGov
WHAT: Resubmitted Referendum 3 and 5 to fund Snowbridge and Polkawatch's operations respectively, using treasury.Spend call. Also cancelling Referendum 1 and 2.
PRICE/TIMEFRAME/RESOURCES: Not specified.

Referendum aiming to cancel two invalid Referendums (1 & 2)

### Polkawatch Proposal Summary

- Polkawatch recently launched decentralization analytics on Kusama and added Nomination Pools support.
- The community is increasingly aware of the importance of decentralization, sparked by a recent deplatforming event of Solana nodes.
- Other teams, including wallets, parachains, and data scientists, are interested in accessing Polkawatch data to raise awareness in the ecosystem.
- Parachains, while secured by the relay chain, are still vulnerable to censorship from dishonest collators, network operators, or regulatory changes.
- This proposal aims to extend Polkawatch support to parachains, continue service operations, and make minor improvements.
- The proposal has been discussed and feedback has been incorporated.
- A detailed version of the proposal is available [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ljvYDuazbNBgjf94yFUbUEdeyBN5ixG6BXAEKxuxmL4/edit?usp=sharing).
- An extraordinary fee for re-submission costs has been included.

Polkawatch proposes to bring parachain support to their decentralization analytics service, following interest from other teams in the ecosystem. The proposal includes continued operation of the service and minor improvements, with an extraordinary fee included for re-submission costs. No specific price, timeframe, or resources are mentioned.

[Replacement for Referenda #2] Polkawatch Decentralization Analytics Parachain Support and Continued Operation. 

### Ordum: Public Good Grants Aggregator

- **Purpose**: Ordum aims to create a public good grants aggregator for the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems, focusing on R&D funding.
- **Current Issue**: Existing grant management tools like Gitcoin are insufficient for the needs of web3 ecosystems, leading to scattered information and difficulties in tracking funding.
- **Problem**: Treasuries and foundations have excess funds due to a lack of projects, and grant information is hard to find and manage.
- **Solution**: Ordum proposes a decentralized application (dapp) to index and manage grants, including features like custom APIs, light clients, and integration with Github.
- **Milestone Certificates**: Non-transferable NFTs will be minted to certify completed milestones, enhancing transparency and accountability.
- **Transparency**: Grant applications, funding, and milestones will be displayed on team profiles for public viewing.
- **User Experience**: Surveys and feedback will be used to optimize the UX for managing treasury grants.
- **Funding Request**: Ordum seeks $78,804 for development, with a Kusama rate of 25.24 as of November 24, 2022.

Ordum proposes to build a public goods grant aggregator for the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems to solve the scattered information and lack of software for managing grants. They plan to create a dapp, mint non-transferable NFTs, display milestones and funding on a team's profile, and issue surveys for optimal grant management. They request funding of 78,804 USD and aim to deliver a V1 POC of the aggregator.

 Treasury Proposal: Ordum | Public Good Grants Aggregator for Polkadot and Kusama 

Wish for Change is a proposal to establish Birdbrain, a leaderless Krievo-based collective, as Kusama's on-chain innovation agency. Birdbrain aims to coordinate the 10M DOT pledged by the Web3 Foundation to drive tangible progress, uniting KSM holders, ecosystem stakeholders, and new talent under a banner of bold innovation underpinned by real commercial impact. Birdbrain addresses Kusama's fragmented efforts, unclear coordination, and erratic funding by uniting talent, coordinating chaos, and turning Kusama's cutting-edge tech into resonant ideas, experiments, and initiatives. Birdbrain's coordinating idea is to evolve the passive "expect chaos" into an active call to arms: create chaOS. Birdbrain will be an emergent experiment that can evolve into a multi-faceted face of the network, including a collective, brand, bounty, agency, bridge, product, template, and platform. Birdbrain is driven by principles of sustainability, regeneration, optimism, leaderlessness, equity, diversity, support, scalability, and experimentation. Membership in Birdbrain is based on the submission of original ideas, visuals, concepts, or artifacts as tribute to the network, with the first artifact being the iconic canary and the second artifact being the create chaOS idea. The objectives of Birdbrain include activating funds, redefining Kusama, and reminding the bird how to fly. If approved, Birdbrain will work with the Web3 Foundation and Kusama community to structure the deployment of some of the 10M DOT, ensuring alignment with the network's new independent positioning.

TimedOut

wish_for_change

# Wish for Change: Establish Birdbrain as Kusama’s on-chain innovation agency
_(note image uploads to subsquare not working, please check links)._

https://postimg.cc/23WWsc39
## TL;DR

Following the passing of Kusama’s brand evolution ([ref 492](https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/492)) and the Web3 Foundation’s commitment to an independent Kusama ([ref 498](https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/498)), this proposal seeks a mandate to establish **[Birdbrain](https://postimg.cc/23WWsc39)**, a leaderless Krievo-based collective, as Kusama’s _on-chain innovation agency_. 

Birdbrain aims to coordinate some of the 10M DOT pledged by the W3F to drive tangible progress, uniting KSM holders, ecosystem stakeholders and new talent under a banner of bold innovation underpinned by real commercial impact. 

## Why Birdbrain?

Kusama was born with an experimental, chaotic ethos that first attracted artists, hackers and builders - but it has been hampered by fragmented efforts, unclear coordination and erratic funding. 

Birdbrain addresses this by:

- **Uniting talent:** Bringing together a fluid collective of existing and emerging Kusama contributors to structure development and communications through the [full innovation cycle](https://forum.polkadot.network/t/structuring-support-across-a-full-innovation-cycle/3170), from curiosity-driven experiments, through directed and applied research, into product development and commercialisation.

- **Coordinating chaos:** Unlike Polkadot’s _domain_ specific bounties, Birdbrain offers Kusama a simple, adaptable and always open on-chain agency that nudges diverse talent towards a coherent _direction_. 

## Flipping the Bird

Polkadot targets enterprises with its [Cloud and Hub](https://forum.polkadot.network/t/the-polkadot-cloud/10670) narratives. 

Kusama, through Birdbrain, takes a different approach:

- **A cultural symbol:** Just as Nike’s Swoosh became a universal mark of athletic performance through a decades long relationship with agency [Wieden+Kennedy](https://www.wk.com/), Birdbrain will reforge the Kusama bird into an emblem of hacker ingenuity, attitude and resourcefulness.
- **A creative hub:** With people desperate for alternatives to broken systems, Birdbrain will turn Kusama’s cutting-edge tech into resonant ideas, experiments, and initiatives—bridging crypto and the wider world.

## Birdbrain’s coordinating idea

We’re evolving the passive “expect chaos” into an active call to arms: **[create chaOS.](https://postimg.cc/mtBfHypp)**

Kusama isn’t just a network, it’s an _operating system_ for challenging the status quo. 

With the bird as our badge, Birdbrain will empower creators, hackers and visionaries to challenge conventions through bold, disruptive experiments.

## What Birdbrain can become

Birdbrain will be an emergent experiment that can evolve into a multi-faceted face of the network:

- **Collective**: A [Krievo](https://forum.polkadot.network/t/kusama-2025-private-daos-regional-chains-lip-and-more/11394)-organised entity driving Kusama adoption.

- **Brand**: A unifying voice for Kusama’s diverse ecosystem.

- **Bounty**: Seeded with Kusama's native stablecoin [dUSD](https://taniko.soda.zone/assets/urn:ocn:kusama:1000/50000002) from W3F and/or other sources.

- **Agency**: Setting and executing a clear network strategy.

- **Bridge**: Making Kusama stand apart in crypto and stand out in the _real world_.

- **Product**: Simplifying onboarding for contributors and users.

- **Template**: A replicable model for others to adopt.

- **Platform**: An open-source destination for developers to create experimental decentralised applications, with an emphasis on privacy, freedom and programmable cryptography.

## Principles of Birdbrain

Birdbrain is driven by the following principles and aims. It is…

- **Sustainable**: Generating real income from its endeavours.

- **Regenerative**: It requests funding from the W3F or Kusama treasury not as a grant but as an _advance_ that is repaid to the treasury with yield generated by dUSD ([ref 471](https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/471)), incentivising the collective to drive native stablecoin adoption. 

- **Optimistic**: Using lean governance, proposals pass unless opposed, fostering shared responsibility.

- **Leaderless**: Whoever knows the next step leads, relying on collective intelligence over fixed roles.

- **Equitable**: Sharing value transparently among members.

- **Diverse**: Supporting talent and projects across the stack and through the innovation process.

- **Supportive**: Prioritising consistent collaboration over short term projects.

- **Scalable**: When needed Birdbrain will spin out subsidiary organisations that can also do the same in a waterfalling structure, whilst maintaining coherence between entities.  

- **Experimental**: Embracing risk by testing novel ideas, talent and mechanisms on-chain.

## Membership and onboarding

Birdbrain is developing an experimental _initiative based governance structure_, with membership contingent not on reputation or on votes from token holders, but on the submission of original ideas, visuals, concepts or artifacts as tribute to the network.

This _cultural collateral_ is minted as 1 of 1 NFTs and held in a network reserve by the organisation on behalf of Kusama and represents the emerging creative soul of the collective and its contributing members.

The first artifact will be the iconic canary, with the broad church of Kusama token holders taking the first seat in the Krievo collective and receiving 1 vote. 

The second artifact will be the create chaOS idea, which will be submitted by [Decent Partners](https://decent.partners).

If this artifact is accepted by KSM holders, Decent Partners will be added as the second member of the collective, giving the initiative its founding impetus.  

## Objectives

1. **Activate Funds:** Receive some of 10M DOT from the W3F commitment.
2. **Redefine Kusama:** Shift communications from a canary network to a peer network.
3. **Remind the bird how to fly:** (Re)ignite Kusama’s potential as a cultural force.

## Next Steps

If approved, Birdbrain will work with the Web3 Foundation and Kusama community to structure the deployment of some of the 10M DOT, ensuring alignment with the network’s new independent positioning.


[Wish For Change] Referendum #506

Executed

[Runtime 1.4.2] Upgrade Asset Hub

This message is about a proposal to give money to help Public RPC Providers for 7 months. RPC Providers help with a computer system called Kusama. The proposal will cost $107,237.98 in total. The money will be given to the best service providers who follow the rules. If the service is not good, the providers can lose money or not get any. This plan has helped to reduce other funding requests and make providers charge a fair price. More information can be found in a link provided.

Dear community,
I present this proposal on the authorization of the curators of bounty 25.
This proposal seeks to continue funding of Public RPC Providers for the period of six months plus an additional month's contingency. Funding is issued to bounty 25 which awards vendors for RPC services on the Kusama relay-chain as well as its system parachains. The total cost for such provision is USD$107,237.98, which represents $12,397.21 per month without contingency and administrative fees.
Bounty 25 adopts an tender based procurement model in which service providers bid on requirements as set-out by the curators. The tender requirements are aligned to ecosystem needs and can scale up/down depending on usage. Tenders are scored and the highest scoring providers receive funding. Attention is also being placed on quality of service and should service providers fail to meet said quality-standards they will be penalized or lose funding altogether.
This approach has seen a reduction with independent funding proposals for such services and steering of providers to a "market rate".
Further details can be found <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WV7n5HVKtO5s0ub6g4uEQAN4Y7SRNcu56QYFXPgN15I/edit?tab=t.0">here</a>
Kind Regards, Will | Paradox | ParaNodes.io

Funding for Public RPC Providers via Bounty 25

KSM trading has started on Hydration after referendum #490 approved 33,333 KSM in Treasury LP, allowing liquidity between Kusama and Polkadot chains. When transferring assets between the two chains, if a user doesn't have enough KSM/DOT, a portion of the asset is swapped for the native token to pay fees. However, the current liquidity is not enough, causing users to lose more assets to fees than expected. A new proposal aims to provide 333 KSM to a 2/2 multisig with signers Leemo & lolmcshizz. This will be split between Kusama AssetHub and Polkadot AssetHub to provide a base level of liquidity on each network, ensuring users only pay expected fees when making transfers. Any extra tokens will be returned to their respective treasuries.

KSM trading recently went live on Hydration after referendum #490 (<a href="https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/490)">https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/490)</a> approved 33,333 KSM in Treasury LP. This has finally opened up liquidity flows between the two chains.
When transfers are made between the two using the Kusama &lt;&gt; Polkadot bridge, if a user does not have sufficient KSM/ DOT (depending on the chain) on the receiving network then a portion of the asset they&rsquo;re sending (e.g. KSM from KAH to PAH) is swapped for the native token to pay for fees. This is excellent UX and prevents user frustration with having to collect fees before bridging assets - however, unfortunately the current liquidity leaves much to be desired and as a result users can get rekt by slippage and lose much larger amounts of their assets to fees than expected.
This proposal, if approved, will supply 333 KSM to a 2/2 multisig with signers Leemo &amp; lolmcshizz - which combined with referendum (<a href="https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1479">https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1479</a>) on Polkadot, will be split between Kusama AssetHub and Polkadot AssetHub 50/50 to provide a base level of liquidity on each network. This will ensure that there is sufficient liquidity for these small swaps and users will only pay the fees they are expecting to when making transfers.
Any excess tokens will be returned to their respective treasuries.

Polkadot/Kusama Asset Hub Liquidity for Bridge Fee Swaps

This is a tip created by the [tip-bot](https://github.com/paritytech/substrate-tip-bot/).

### Details

- **Repository:** [polkadot-sdk](https://github.com/paritytech/polkadot-sdk)
- **PR:** [#7234](https://github.com/paritytech/polkadot-sdk/pull/7234)
- **Contributor:** [jpserrat](https://github.com/jpserrat)
- **Tip Size:** small (4 KSM)


SmallTipper

The Kusama DAO Academy (KDA) is an educational program that aims to teach companies, institutions, and organizations about blockchain technology, with a focus on the Kusama/Polkadot ecosystem. The program's objectives include educating businesses and institutions on blockchain technology, promoting the adoption of Kusama/Polkadot, creating a self-sustaining model, and making educational materials open source for other DAOs and communities to use.

The KDA requests 1,050 KSM (~$21,000 USD) to develop and launch the program in Latin America for the next six months. The funds will be used for educational content, adoption strategy and partnerships, infrastructure and development, and funding and sustainability. The program plans to generate revenue through paid certifications and partnerships with universities and companies.

The benefits of the Kusama DAO Academy for the Kusama/Polkadot ecosystem include increased adoption of decentralized tools, positioning the ecosystem in Latin America, creating an open-source repository with educational content, and generating new use cases for Kusama/Polkadot. The success metrics for the program include certifying 100 students in the first six months, forming strategic partnerships with at least two universities and three companies, documenting use cases, and achieving a course completion rate of at least 70%.

Rejected

medium_spender

GM Kusama Community, thanks for all the DVs and Communities providing feedback, on these failed proposal attempts:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://../referenda/481" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/481</a></li>
<li><a href="https://../referenda/478">https://kusama.polkassembly.io/referenda/478</a></li>
</ul>
Learnings:&nbsp;
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>&mdash; Non-speculative fund asking, use the EMA right&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
<li>&mdash; This program is different from the PBA because it's focused on LATAM, the UX part that is for the interest of decision-makers at operational, transparency, and regulatory level.</li>
</ul>
Acknowledgments:&nbsp;
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>&mdash; The time between proposals is too long. Why? Familiar medical issues and operational alliances were not confirmed.&nbsp; We keep prospecting and closing as we reach organizations.&nbsp;</li>
<li>&mdash; At some AAG Jay asked me "Why on Kusama?" and yes not only because of fast approvals, but because Kusama represents chaos, represents non-orthodox methods, continue testing and developing, like any new organization or project, and Kusama is getting mature and taking a new path from their cousin, a path on which we need people to explore the chaos and possibilities of working with true permissionless technology, only ruled by consensus. New countries could born over the decades on top of Kusama, and ghost countries or organizations could also develop for the greater good or for evil, who knows, tech should be neutral, right? But people, professionals, and decision-makers need information, and education, to get their thoughts out of the box.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
The Kusama DAO Academy, or DotSama ecosystem learning through e-learning platform and institutional alliances.
Kusama DAO Academy (KDA) is an educational program designed to train companies, institutions, and organizations in blockchain technology, with a special focus on the Kusama/Polkadot ecosystem. The initiative aims to promote the adoption of decentralized tools such as multisig, DIDs, NFTs, and decentralized financial mechanisms.
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We request 1,050 KSM (~$21,000 USD) 1 KSM = 20 USD EMA= 30 days to develop and launch the program, ensuring its sustainability and expansion in Latin America, for the next 6 months.&nbsp;
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GrowDAO the team behind this project, successfully provided education to professionals of big corporations and Universities in Mexico and Colombia such as Grupo Salinas, Banco Agrario de Colombia, Certi C&aacute;mara, Tecnol&oacute;gico de Monterrey and Universidad Aut&oacute;noma Metropolitana.&nbsp;
We acknowledge that if we leave the ecosystem for any reason the community will be affected, that's why we must accomplish this so the community can have it open source and, other Hispanic DAOs or the Ambassadors Programme can benefit from it. (I love this ecosystem, and do better every day to stay with it)
Project Objectives
&mdash; Blockchain Education for Companies and Institutions: Teach organizations how to use blockchain technology for fund management, transparency, and operational efficiency.
&mdash; Adoption of Kusama/Polkadot: Integrate native ecosystem tools into teaching and certification processes.
&mdash; Self-Sustaining Model: Generate revenue through paid certifications and partnerships with universities and companies. (on the mid-run)&nbsp;
&mdash; Open Source Content: Publish educational materials for other DAOs and communities to use and expand upon.
Structure and Implementation Plan
Educational Content
<ul>
<li>6 structured modules on Moodle, accessible via web and mobile devices.</li>
<li>Key topics: Blockchain security, DIDs, smart contracts, decentralized governance, multisig usage, and more.</li>
<li>Video lessons, PDFs, case studies, and interactive assessments.</li>
<li>1st iteration videos (currently we are updating them to be suitable for Moodle, and zooming into the ecosystem)&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXZqxlHO4Jc&amp;list=PLUFb_0vDG6JlkpLyLNhqeg3kVxGgNouts&amp;index=11" target="_blank" rel="noopener">First iteration playlist</a>
Adoption Strategy and Partnerships
&mdash; FintechU Mx: Official certification recognized by the fintech sector in Mexico, national and international curricular value for the students. FintechU Mx has a specialized curriculum about fintech and blockchain in LATAM, they have graduated more than 1000 students from many C-Level positions at many startups and corporates in LATAM.&nbsp;
<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jxuOKdAZ5KxHrcey6BZ8A5zV24jbmF-o/view?usp=sharing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Collaboration Letter:&nbsp;&nbsp;</a>
This collaboration will take the course of DAO School to their enrolled students and alumni, and it will be an administration cost covered by the student to get certificated nationally and internationally (50 USD) this is an administrative pay for FintechU we as GrowDAO not charge for this. The asked funds cover all our work for the next 6 months.&nbsp;
<a href="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16ZoS2BqhKa0bRuyCAQh78pOpYVqUFA0e/edit?usp=sharing&amp;ouid=104299030626080428246&amp;rtpof=true&amp;sd=true" target="_blank" rel="noopener">FintechU Mx Presentation</a>
&mdash; Universities: Exploring integration with UAM Cuajimalpa and other institutions.
&mdash; Podcast "GM Crypto News": Content dissemination through YouTube and Spotify.
Infrastructure and Development
&mdash; Moodle-based platform hosted on a dedicated server. (Currently a home web server 2500U Ryzen 5, 12 GB RAM) Our plan for the next 6 months is to consolidate an alliance with a public college willing to host and offer the course to the students, and professors.&nbsp;
&mdash; Production of audiovisual content and creation of educational materials in accessible formats. (Podcast and video material for Moodle)
&mdash; Open Source the Moodle Content so any DAO can use it.&nbsp;
Funding and Sustainability
Estimated cost: 1,050 KSM (~$21,000 USD) 1 KSM = 20 USD EMA=30 days
Future revenue sources:
&mdash; Certifications: $50 USD per student. (Academic institution register future 12 months)
&mdash; Partnerships with companies and universities.
&mdash; Expansion of the model to other regions.
Benefits for the Kusama/Polkadot Ecosystem
✅ Increased adoption of DIDs, multisig, and NFTs in business environments.
✅ Positioning the ecosystem in Latin America through certified education.
✅ Creation of an Open Source repository with educational content accessible to other DAOs and communities.
✅ Generation of new use cases that drive the real-world utility of Kusama/Polkadot.
Success Metrics and Evaluation
🚀 Initial Goal: 100 certified students in the first 6 months.
🔗 Strategic Partnerships: At least 2 universities and 3 companies adopting decentralized tools.
💡 Documented Use Cases: Companies implementing solutions based on Kusama/Polkadot.
📈 Course Completion Rate: At least 70% of enrolled students complete certification.
Here's the <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iHpatwk6R7y59-TRQpMYYgPKbDg1xZI-XUcoJkX5ufw/edit?usp=sharing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">full proposal</a>, which is still changing due to community feedback. Please, reach me at:
<ul>
<li>Discord: j3rga</li>
<li>Telegram: j3rga</li>
<li>email: <a href="mailto:edoga.salinas@gmail.com">edoga.salinas@gmail.com</a></li>
</ul>
Kusama DAO Academy represents a strategic opportunity to strengthen the adoption of Kusama/Polkadot in Latin America through quality education and applicable use cases. With the requested funding, we will ensure the program's development, implementation, and future sustainability, impacting hundreds of students and organizations.
We invite the Kusama community to support this initiative and contribute to building a stronger, globally adopted ecosystem. 🚀🌎
Please reach me, comment, share, let me know what you need, how we can collaborate, etc, no one can go further without help, thank you all. We also want to connect with other initiatives, I'll be connecting with them, if you know of any project not well-known please share.&nbsp;
Future on-chain proposal: Online Educational Program for C-Levels&nbsp;

Online Educational Program for C-Levels : A future Kusama DAOs Academy proposal. 

A new update, version 1.4.1, is being voted on for the relay chain. This update fixes a bug in the staking system that affects staking and nomination pools. The changes come from a custom Polkadot-SDK branch and can be reviewed on the release page. The proposal is on the Whitelisted Caller track, and the Fellowship is voting on a whitelist.

A new upgrade of the relay chain to v1.4.1 is now up for vote: there was a bug found in the staking system which needs to be fixed &mdash; this fixes an issue related to staking in combination with nomination pools. This release pulls in changes directly from a custom Polkadot-SDK branch. The changes can be reviewed on <a href="https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v1.4.1">the release</a>.&nbsp;
The proposal is submitted on Whitelisted Caller track and Fellowship is voting on a whitelist.
Please review and vote at your convenience.&nbsp;

Kusama Runtime Upgrade to v1.4.1

Bloque is a company that helps other businesses add prepaid debit card services to their platforms. They use a special type of computer system called Kusama's blockchain to keep track of the money safely. Bloque wants to help people in Latin America who don't have bank accounts, which is about 25% of the people there. They make it easy for businesses to give their customers debit cards that can be used with special money called stablecoins. These cards can be used on phones or as plastic cards, and people can even take out cash from them anywhere in the world.

Bloque works with other companies like Pomelo and Visa to make debit cards, and they have a partnership with a big bank in Colombia called Bancolombia. They also work with a company called Truora to make sure people are who they say they are when they sign up for a card.

Bloque's first customer is a company called Coco Wallet, which is helping people in Colombia who don't have bank accounts. They plan to get more than 3,000 new customers in the next few months by using Bloque's services on Kusama's system. This will help more people use a special type of money called KSM, and it will also make the Kusama system more active because every time someone uses their card, it creates a small transaction on the system.

Bloque has a lot of questions and answers on their website if you want to learn more about how they work and why they are doing this. They are a team with experience in making things work on the internet and they want to use Kusama to help people use this special type of money in their everyday lives.

<h2>Summary</h2>
Bloque offers an open API infrastructure that allows developers to easily integrate prepaid debit card functionality into their platforms, with balances securely stored on Kusama&rsquo;s blockchain. Targeting financial exclusion in Latin America&mdash;where 25% of the population is unbanked&mdash;Bloque eliminates the costly barriers, regulatory challenges, and technical difficulties typically associated with issuing debit cards. Unlike standalone wallets, Bloque serves as infrastructure for businesses, enabling them to provide branded, non-custodial debit cards that users can load with stablecoins, use via mobile wallets or physical cards, and even withdraw cash worldwide. This approach not only promotes financial inclusion but also increases Kusama&rsquo;s blockchain activity, as each transaction generates on-chain fees in KSM. 
<h3>We're different</h3>
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/1w1JCRb/Bloque-Pitch-deck-6.png" alt />
<h2>TL; DR;</h2>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/kBX1RXwROy8?si=G1T9ymPBgJIUZ7Tf&amp;t=454"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/nMLC54XG/Screenshot-2025-02-17-at-15-15-39.png" alt /></a> 
<h2>Resources</h2>
<ul>
<li>Full proposal <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J98P2-shkrODJEnFinJkDoVEN-JviygWfIocRo7l7ag/edit?tab=t.0">document.</a></li>
<li><a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J98P2-shkrODJEnFinJkDoVEN-JviygWfIocRo7l7ag/edit?tab=t.0">Website.</a></li>
<li>First customer <a href="https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/coco-wallet">Coco Wallet YCS19</a> and <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yOyvpNZvc043MvF61o6oppkY9rJ0gsqB/view?usp=sharing">letter of intent for 450K and 3,500 Users.</a></li>
<li>Contract with Visa &amp; Pomelo to issue debit cards, bank statements, please request via DM in @david:bloque.team in Element.</li>
<li>Preview <a href="https://api.bloque.app/docs/accounts">API Documentation.</a></li>
</ul>
<h3>How it works</h3>
<img src="https://i.ibb.co/CKsh6Y4F/diagram-export-2-17-2025-2-58-28-PM.png" alt />
<h3>Partners</h3>
<ul>
<li>Pomelo + Visa (Debit card issuer): Pomelo is a pioneering fintech transforming card issuance in Latin America. Its cloud-native, API-driven platform lets banks and fintechs launch secure, scalable cards rapidly. Partnering with Mastercard and Coastal Community Bank, Pomelo modernizes payments and drives financial inclusion.</li>
<li>Truora (KYC/KYB): Truora is a Latin American startup simplifying user verification and fraud prevention. Its API-driven platform offers background checks, digital identity, and KYC tools to help businesses onboard customers securely, reduce fraud, and boost conversion</li>
<li>Bancolombia (Our Bank): Bancolombia is Colombia&rsquo;s largest bank, boasting 146+ years of trusted service. With 30M+ customers, extensive branch and ATM networks, and innovative digital solutions, it drives financial inclusion, supports sustainable growth, and champions economic progress across Latin America.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Meet our first customer</h3>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzP1vXJq7zQ&amp;t=2714s&amp;ab_channel=TheKus"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/sd0gp7sF/Screenshot-2025-02-25-at-17-02-55.png" alt /></a>
we introduced CocoWallet, building on the success of <a href="https://www.cocomercado.com/landing/">CocoMercado</a>, a remittance-based food service that&rsquo;s supported Venezuela&rsquo;s elderly through 7,000,000 expats. Now, CocoWallet is tackling financial exclusion in Colombia by launching debit cards with Bloque for the unbanked&mdash;and we&rsquo;re bringing this to Kusama.
Our goal is to onboard 3,000+ unbanked Colombians in the next few months. Here&rsquo;s how we&rsquo;ll do it on Kusama:
<ul>
<li>Decentralized Design: Funds will be held in non-custodial wallets on Kusama&rsquo;s Asset-Hub, with all debit card transactions pay fees in KSM. No banks, no centralized control&mdash;just user-owned value.</li>
<li>Kusama Benefits: These 3,000 new users will become KSM holders, boosting adoption. Each card swipe will generate on-chain micro-transactions, increasing network activity and rewarding validators.</li>
<li>Scalability: After this pilot, we&rsquo;ll scale to 10,000 users across Latin America by 2025, funded by transaction fees but no endless treasury asks. Banks are obsolete. We want to drive a transformation that enables every organization to provide financial services&mdash;starting with a debit card. We aim to free finances for people, and to do this, we need your support. </li>
</ul>
<h1>FAQ</h1>
<ul>
<li>
Why funding us? We are an experienced team with a proven record of building Web3 products. Now, we want to use Kusama in everyday cases worldwide.
</li>
<li>
Which regions are supported? Mainly LatAm starting in Colombia &amp; Mexico with worldwide availability via Passport.
</li>
<li>
How will this API handle key material since the wallets are non-custodial? We use a combination of proxy accounts with defined spending limits. In addition, the &ldquo;debit callback&rdquo; endpoint with 3D Secure prompts users to authorize (i.e., sign) transactions&mdash;effectively meaning the user &ldquo;sells&rdquo; crypto to us so that we can complete the payment on their behalf. Our security model is based on Shamir&rsquo;s Secret Sharing: at setup, the holder sends us one part of the secret while keeping the other part secure across multiple devices. When a transaction is authorized, the two parts are combined to complete the transaction.
</li>
<li>
How are redemptions processed? Today&rsquo;s redemption channels include Brale Rails (conversion across 10+ chains to USDT/USDC), a DEX liquidity pool for KSM/dUSD, and direct debit card transactions.
</li>
<li>
Do day-to-day COP inflation swings pose a risk? Yes, they can. To mitigate this risk, we maintain only small COP buffers in the bank while holding most of our treasury in USD.
</li>
<li>
How will the system mitigate potential volatility given that settlement can take several days? Limiting USD buffer sales to twice daily (e.g., morning and afternoon) may expose us to unexpected volatility. Ideally, we offload USD as frequently as market conditions allow. When that isn&rsquo;t feasible, we rely on compensation accounts, short-term COP buffer loans, SWIFT transfers, and OTC channels to quickly convert USD into COP liquidity.
</li>
<li>
How would a chargeback or clawback be handled? For same-day chargebacks&mdash;such as paying $5 with KSM for an Uber ride and then canceling&mdash;the system applies an adjustment credit by deducting $5 from the USD buffer, converting it to KSM, and crediting your account. For delayed clawbacks&mdash;like purchasing a $20 card with KSM on Temu but receiving a faulty product&mdash;we detect the issue via Visa&rsquo;s invoices and balance sheets. In the next payment cycle, we net the amounts between our accounts; for instance, if we owe Visa $100 but receive $20, we pay only $80, converting the extra $20 into KSM and crediting your account.
</li>
<li>
Whats the relationship with Virto? BloqueDAO is a Virto-spinoff established as a self-governing DAO in Kreivo. We&rsquo;re leveraging on the Kreivo technology to support non-custodial management of the funds every user tops-up in their Kusama Pay cards.
</li>
</ul>

Empower businesses to launch debit cards and store their value in Kusama.

The Wish-for-change track is a proposal to request 10 million DOT from the Web3 Foundation to fulfill the commitment of allocating 1% of genesis DOT to Kusama. The proposal has three main points: deploying 10 million DOT for the benefit of Kusama, directing the W3F to use some of this DOT to support advanced technology like ZK technologies, and recognizing that Kusama is no longer just a canary network for Polkadot. The Web3 Foundation seeks to use these DOT tokens to incentivize and remove barriers for builders on Kusama, making it a place for developers to push forward into the future. This includes supporting projects, events, and grants for projects building on Kusama, with a focus on ZK projects. The proposal aims to reignite Kusama's original spirit as an experimental platform for Web3 and accelerate technical innovation.

<h2>Track: Wish-for-change</h2>
Short description: Request 10 million DOT from Web3 Foundation to fulfill the commitment of allocating 1% of genesis DOT to Kusama, provide support for bleeding-edge building including ZK innovation, and transition Kusama away from being purely Polkadot&rsquo;s canary network.
<h2>Overview</h2>
This referendum seeks community approval for a new vision for Kusama, consisting of three key points
<ol>
<li>
Deploy 10 million DOT from Web3 Foundation for the sole benefit of Kusama, in order to boost the utility and broad value proposition of the Kusama network
</li>
<li>
Direct the W3F to use some of this 10 million DOT in support of advanced technology for Kusama, such as ZK technologies, to build Kusama into a major ZK experimentation bed
</li>
<li>
Recognise that Kusama is no longer merely a canary network and instead should be treated as an experiment-centric peer network of Polkadot
</li>
</ol>
At the launch of Kusama, one percent of genesis DOT tokens (10 million DOT) were promised for use by the Kusama network. With the Polkadot-Kusama bridge now operational, Web3 Foundation seeks to fulfill this commitment and use ten million of its DOT for the support of Kusama.
Kusama was initially conceived and used as a canary network for Polkadot - a network with real economic value that could host new features, runtime upgrades, parameter changes, etc. before they were implemented on Polkadot. As Polkadot has become more mature, this has become less necessary, and it is time for Kusama to evolve.
If this Referendum passes, Web3 Foundation will take it as community approval to move forward with its plan, outlined below.
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmSoHbVGo4k&amp;t=191s">Gavin Wood presentation at DOTCon 0.5</a>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvbsSq1a_8g&amp;t=5522s">Gavin Wood Interview with The Kus (Space Monkeys 121)</a>
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/War1weBu7yU?t=3070s">Polkadot OpenDev Fellowship Call - May 2024</a>
<h2>Vision</h2>
Kusama was conceived as Web3&rsquo;s &ldquo;chaotic&rdquo; testing ground, a &ldquo;canary network&rdquo; to push technological boundaries without the constraints of Polkadot&rsquo;s stability requirements. This proposal seeks to reignite Kusama&rsquo;s experimental ethos while leveraging its maturity to establish it as an experimental testbed for zero-knowledge (ZK) innovation and other cutting-edge use cases.
We seek to reignite Kusama&rsquo;s original spirit as Web3&rsquo;s boldest experimentation platform to empower builders and accelerate technical innovation. We want to revive its foundational ethos as an unshackled Web3 experimental hub. We want to encourage bold building on the bleeding edge.
Therefore, Web3 Foundation seeks to use 10 million DOT to incentivize and remove barriers for builders on Kusama. The exact mechanisms will vary, but will all share a common goal - make Kusama the place for developers who want to push forward into the future.
tl;dr: We would like to return Kusama to its origins, while simultaneously providing the foundation for it to evolve towards the future. No promises. Expect chaos.
<h2>Proposal</h2>
Web3 Foundation proposes to use 10 million DOT tokens from its own Treasury (not the on-chain Polkadot Treasury, Kusama Treasury, or other sources) for the express benefit of the Kusama ecosystem, including the relay chain, system parachains, other parachains, and projects focused on Kusama.
This would not be a one-time transfer of DOT to Kusama but would take place over the course of at least two years.
The DOT may be used for initiatives such as the following. Note that this is meant to be a representative sampling of possible initiatives, and W3F is not limited to the below, nor is this meant to indicate that these specific types of initiatives will occur.
<ul>
<li>Direct transfer of DOT to the on-chain Kusama Treasury</li>
<li>Funding of Kusama-based Bounty programs, collectives, DAOs, and other collective decision-making on Kusama</li>
<li>Support for Kusama-focused projects, events, conferences, workshops, etc.</li>
<li>Prizes for hackathons, competitions, etc. for projects building on Kusama</li>
<li>Grants for projects building on Kusama</li>
<li>Subsidized or free parathread reservation, runtime storage, and other costs for running parachains or other projects on Kusama</li>
</ul>
Among the projects we are interested in supporting is providing support for various ZK projects on Kusama. Some possible examples include:
<ul>
<li>Establishing grants for projects building zk-focused dApps, scalable ZK rollups, and cross-chain ZK proofs, especially for the Kusama Hub</li>
<li>Funding ZK-focused parachains, runtime modules, and developer tooling</li>
<li>Partnering with academic institutions and others to host ZK hackathons and workshops on Kusama</li>
</ul>
Other ideas include, but are not limited to, support for generative and other types of on-chain art, proof of personhood, and social experiments.
All projects, both ZK and otherwise, being built on Kusama using these DOT must be used strictly for legal purposes and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
Approving this Referendum acknowledges that the Kusama community would like to see Kusama on the path towards being an experiment-centric network in its own right.
Finally, this proposal should not be seen as detailed instructions or steps to be taken, but rather as a vision to be worked toward and a confirmation by the Kusama community that it shares this vision. If it is approved, Web3 Foundation will seek more feedback from the community and provide more details on explicit steps to be taken.

A New Kusama Vision - 10 Million DOT from W3F & Transition Away From Being A Canary Network

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PLEASE VOTE NAY

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