ETH Venezuela Community Projects
Venezuela-based initiative promoting Ethereum through education, community events, and innovation hubs, aiming to onboard Venezuelans into the cryptocurrency ecosystem and strengthen web3 development.User Review
AI Review
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Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 04:24 AM
The project must be from Latin America and focused on the Latin America region.
ETH Venezuela Community Projects is based in Venezuela, a country in Latin America, and primarily serves the Latin American community.
Projects must be older than 6 months with at least 100 active community members and or at least 200 subscribers on their video channel.
The project's Telegram group has 296 members, and its Twitter has 467 followers, indicating an active community base.
Projects need to select 2 categories of activities to be created on a weekly basis- Workshop in-person/online have a minimum requirement of 60min; and Video Content has a minimum requirement of 25min. Meta Pool will support content curation and review. Projects will be provided with a workshop playbook, to use it as a guideline.
The project description mentions various activities and events to be held but does not explicitly mention a commitment to two types of activities on a weekly basis as per the requirement.
Projects must pick at least two themes for the content: 1) Staking on ETH, covering the topic of Distributed Validator Technology - using SSV Network as an example. 2) LIQUID STAKING on ETH - using mpETH as an example. 3) Staking ETH through the NEAR Blockchain Operating System - using the Meta Pool component as an example. 4) Integrations of liquid staking tokens in DeFi, ReFi and common good projects, using mpETH as an example.
The project mentions education around the Ethereum ecosystem which could potentially cover these themes, but there is no clear commitment to any two specific themes from those listed.
Workshops should be recorded and posted online as part of the deliverable, projects should deliver a list of attendees wallet addresses that participated in the workshop. Failure to deliver both, will result in not achieving the milestone.
The project expresses the intention to hold workshops and engage the community but does not provide a clear plan for recording workshops and collecting attendees' wallet addresses as per the requirement.