GC18
- Live now
- 2 million dollars
Pomelo News
- The ENF does not plan to continue funding Pomelo
Allo Protocol
Cignals Games
Gitcoin
No, the four rounds are each for about $250k. There are also many additional rounds and I heard the total funding pool is around 2 million dollars but right now I only see about 1.25 million. I don’t know how many competitors there are but it is much larger than Pomelo and a good networking opportunity with the wider Web3 community.
More details here: https://www.gitcoin.co/blog/announcing-gitcoin-grants-18
I think it’s 2m
idk how many participants
i agree. That’s why i suggested edencreators.com/growingcommunities
Sejal Rekhan, [Aug 10, 2023 at 1:32 PM] gm gm everyone! With Gitcoin #GG18 just around the corner, we're going to start running drop-in office hours to help ensure everyone who wants to donate and support is able. If you have any questions about bridging to Optimism (and saving gas), setting up your gitcoin passport, or simply curious about how it all works, stop by. If you're unable to donate financially, no worries, there are so many ways to still support GP. Feel free to invite anyone, this is by no means exclusive to GreenPill. Our first drop-in time is tomorrow at 2:15 pm EST. Make sure you are in the GreenPill Network Discord. https://discord.gg/XXnqTm7Q?event=1139193178185023568 Bridging Docs - Gitcoin support tutorialRosmari’s Notes
Please explain how your project meets the round-specific eligibility criteria.
Community Stories Podcast provides educational resources on growing communities via fun, creative, and innovative interviews with amazing developers and innovators. The long-term goal is to build an environment for new users to enter and experience possibilities within the Web3 ecosystem.
How? Through sharing methods of growing communities, ways to tackle uncertainty in communities, importance of decentralisation, governance tools and games, community development and socialisation.
More resources and milestones below:
Youtube Video Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa5URJF9l5lmkm8kON_wCXTil-cJrYQFM
Recently spoke on the EOS Fireside Chat in front of a large audience about personal web3 experience and recent projects - https://youtu.be/MlTHAxIa-bo ; original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-QtlZ-TG0w&t=6045s
Co-hosted Fractal Apple alongside Dan Singjoy, founder of Eden Fractal, in a livestream where we donate, sing and educate people on public goods and services: https://www.youtube.com/live/UMgtopUvVbc
Regularly present weekly public good contributions at 'Eden Fractal' community meetings and highlight these in a new show called ‘Flower Time’: https://youtu.be/diXcFlDNw0Y
How do you measure the impact of your project? Please provide examples and/or standard metrics. This might be used in future impact reports
I measure impact through analytics and user generated feedback. Some examples and standard metrics illustrated below:
Time since the project started: 5 months; Number of episodes 2; Total number of views: ~500; Total watch time: 21 hours; Total Likes: 23; Total impressions: 3K. One of the most popular and liked content on the Youtube Channel, taking into consideration ~130 other videos. Positive feedback and comments overall, including "Awesome to watch" and "Making it easy to digest". Retention levels match the average for the channel. These videos converted 8 new subscribers directly. Also, the total watch time consists of 60% non-subscribed users, therefore more than half of users are considered a new audience. This proves that Community Stories podcast reaches new users and converts them to subscribers, which is aligned with the goal of the show.
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