Catch Up With What Happened This Week in BanklessDAO
Dear Bankless Nation 🏴,
The recent community call centred on a significant discussion regarding Jengajojo's forum proposal, which coincided with a snapshot proposal addressing the same issue—the distribution of the recently unlocked OP tokens. These tokens were initially locked for a year as part of Optimism’s Retro Public Goods Funding (RPGF3) campaign, executed last August by groups like IMN, Bankless Africa, DAOStewards, and Nacion Bankless. The forum discussion reflected underlying tensions, highlighting the need for clear, transparent decision-making as funds flow into the DAO's Treasury. Whether it's multisigs returning assets or payments of OP tokens, clarity is essential to prevent future monetary disputes.
Additionally, Links suggested an innovative idea to establish a yield farm using ETH deposits, with the generated yield being allocated to fund in-real-life (IRL) events to foster stronger community bonds and provide practical ways to support the Black Flag Initiative. It might also includes sharing funds with community members to host local events, thereby expanding the initiative's impact. While this concept is still in its early stages and may not yet have widespread support, it's a call to action for the community to engage, propose ideas, and contribute to a collective vision.
As we continue rebranding and redefining our community’s purpose, it's crucial we think about revenue. However, revenue alone won't sustain us; we must also stand for something meaningful and deliver tangible value. By working together, we can build a transparent, purpose-driven future and strengthen our community’s foundation for the long term.
Contributors: Lucent, **Boluwatife, Tonytad, Paulito, Kornekt, WinVerse
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