ReRe :: Regenerative Resources
Transition from web2 consumerism to web3 regenerative culture, promoting user sovereignty, creating shareable resource pools, fostering mutual availability, and catalyzing a shift towards a commonship-based, abundant web3 ecosystem.Application
Applied on: 27 Apr 2024 03:30 AM
Rejected
User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 27 Apr 2024 04:01 AM
Advance the field of token engineering (tldr; economics and system design with crypto / design and analysis of cryptoeconomic systems)
The project ReRe aims to develop a 'cultural web3 regenerative protocol' with an emphasis on creating new web3 paradigms linked to the generation and regeneration of wealth, which aligns with advancing the field of token engineering through innovative system design.
Focus on token engineering research, education, software development and/or social infrastructure
The project describes an endeavor to co-create 'IRL cyber cultural primitives' and new index for network shared value, which indicates a focus on token engineering research, software development, and social infrastructure.
Be a public good
ReRe's objectives to foster a culture of mutual availability-access and to co-realize activities for communal benefit suggests it is designed as a public good.
Specify your short-term goals (within the scope of the grant) and long-term vision of their projects
The project description lacks clear short-term goals and a defined long-term vision; it provides descriptions of intent rather than specific, actionable objectives within the scope of the grant.
Provide some proof of already existing work and list any recent milestones, even if small, to be included into the round
The active GitHub repositories with recent commits serve as proof of existing work. The project references past events and collaborations, such as 'primavera regenerativa' and the 'feijão AMIGO' NFT, indicating recent milestones.
Have a project update - If you are a returning grantee, you must provide an update on what work has been accomplished since the last grant round your project received funding from
There is no clear statement provided regarding any previous grant rounds or updates on progress since then, making it uncertain whether this requirement is met.
Have a verified Twitter account
The project has provided a link to a Twitter account, though verification of the 'verified' status would need to be confirmed by checking the account directly on Twitter, which is outside the scope of this evaluation.