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Why on Kusama? Because we need to Test Chaos.
Disclosure: I can't guarantee any publicity or branding besides Substrate within hackathon activities, this is a public good hackathon.
The Mexican Deputy Chamber is organizing a hackathon related to "Digitial Voting within the Blockchain", the delegated organizers are a Mexican Web3 media project called Kairos Research, and the rules for the hackathon are tech agnostic, however, the main focus of Kairos is EVM based developments, which is not so agnostic, undermining the possibilities to expose any other tech to legislative stakeholders that can make changes to regulations and laws.
The hackathon arose because, as the spoken words of the organizers,### "We know there are people out there building things with blockchain, and we want to know what they are building, and proposing", and the mentors and tracks are EVM based, which put Substrate based ecosystem at the disadvantage of discovery and top of mind for all the projects and people that we are working with it.
The proposal is as follows; we are partnering with Kairos with a side track for prizes related to Substrate implementations (3 tracks in total, 30 KSMv per track) we are doing a Substrate Tutorial with Adrian Mont, PBA BA Alumni, which is going to be online, and the hackathon day, he'll be helping with the implementations of the ones who choose substrate, and other workshops related to Polkadot and Crash Courses made by me (Edgar Salinas, PBA HK alumni) through Peranto, related to Laws and Regulations for Digital Voting and possible standalone solutions for digital voting, Technical Blockchain Concepts related to international standards as ISOs, and tokenomics.
This proposal isn't just the prize distribution, it's a showcase and testing to show the developments within Kusama/Polkadot, we are using for the Digital Token (KSM) distribution a parachain called Kreivo, they are focused on the creation of DAOs and their management, including treasury management, this will show the participants and stakeholders the possibilities of building with substrate and belonging to the Kusama/Polkadot ecosystem.
We are using Peranto dApp to DIDsign all documents for the winners, through statements that show that the proceedings of the funds are legit, and show that isn't Money Laundry and isn't something sketchy, including in this proposal and how it works OpenGov. This way, we can help lawmakers understand and acknowledge the advantages of this software as KSM or DOT, and show practically the capabilities of blockchain solutions such as Peranto CiGo built on KILT Protocol, and Kreivo-Virto built on Substrate, secured by Kusama.
This testing is big, I've decided to "Test Chaos" through Virto, Peranto, and any other project within the ecosystem for developing the web3 ecosystem in Mexico, not only showcasing to key stakeholders but also testing out with academic and institutional players.
For this proposal, I'm having the support from Polkadot Mexico Ambassadors, for on-site assistance, and learning material distribution, Adrian Mont from Gear Foundation (Vara Network) for the Substrate workshops, and VirtoBDao, for onboarding and technical assistance.
The full DIDsign documents you can find it here, and download them if you want:
****Written Proposal
Important: Download it on PDF ****
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ObldbVDqQ8_Jywfs-HyXF4LwXLJzHfrV_saMoXVNct8/edit?usp=sharing
DIDsignature for the written proposal You can download the document on pdf erase the one from the DID sign verifier, and check that it's the same information.****
https://multisign.vercel.app/verifier?multiSign=6gvo4oucf&did=4ohQ3UkcJARKYPzAG2HsCY176RSH7bRx3NpJtj3x3qtK9Ex6
****Proposal Budget and Funds Allocation
Important: Download it on PDF" ****
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PzuiADB6BC5j5bUq6QJ5Du0TPw1CLf8xNoARp0VBgtY/edit?usp=sharing
****DIDsignature for the written proposal You can download the document on pdf erase the one from the DID sign verifier, and check that it's the same information. ****