Quadratic Accelerator (q/acc)
The q/acc protocol blends Quadratic Funding with Augmented Bonding Curves to optimize stakeholder alignment in web3 grants, offering token rewards and liquidity through a 10-week program.User Review
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A1
Reviewed on 6 Aug 2024 11:03 PM
Web3 Grants Contributions Applicants must demonstrate previous work or have a solid plan for future projects related to the Web3 grants ecosystem, focusing on one or more of the following areas: - Contributions: Enhance the Web3 grants on-chain registry to improve grant discovery and streamline application processes. - Research: Conduct studies to inform grant program design and effectiveness and explore new funding mechanisms. - Development: Create tools to support various stages of the granting process, from discovery to application. - Aggregation: Develop systems to collect and disseminate news, events, and insights in the Web3 grants space. - Experiments: Propose and test innovative funding mechanisms to push the boundaries of the Web3 grants ecosystem.
The Quadratic Accelerator (q/acc) project contributes to the Web3 grants ecosystem by developing innovative funding mechanisms that combine Quadratic Funding (QF) with Augmented Bonding Curves (ABC). The project aims to experiment with and implement these mechanisms, fulfilling the 'Experiments' criterion specifically.
Expertise and Vision - Demonstrate expertise in the chosen area of focus within Web3 grants (e.g., through past projects, publications, or experience). - Showcase a unique perspective, insights, and vision for advancing the ecosystem.
The team's expertise is demonstrated through their ongoing projects like Commons Stack, Giveth, and Pairwise, as well as their substantial experience in the Web3 space since 2015. Their vision for applying bonding curves to the grants process showcases innovative thinking.
Impact and Feasibility - Articulate the potential impact of the work on the Web3 grants ecosystem - Propose ideas and projects that are feasible within the given timeline and budget - Define clear metrics for measuring the created or potential impact - Outline plans for knowledge sharing and collaboration
The project clearly articulates its potential impact by evolving the concept of Quadratic Funding and making it more appealing through tokenization. The feasibility is supported by their prior funding and successful milestones. Metrics for impact and plans for sharing knowledge publicly, via conferences and social media, are stated.
Ethical Standards - Adhere to non-discrimination and anti-hate speech policies - Maintain transparency and accuracy in representing affiliations and expertise - Disclose any potential conflicts of interest - Comply with all applicable laws and regulations - Follow Gitcoin's Quid Pro Quo policy
The application confirms compliance with ethical standards, including Gitcoin's Quid Pro Quo policy. The applicant disclosed their role as a delegate at Gitcoin, maintaining transparency about potential conflicts of interest.