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
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Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 07:35 AM
To be eligible for this grant round, applicants must meet the Gitcoin general eligibility policy
While no specific details regarding the Gitcoin general eligibility policy compliance are given, there is no information suggesting that the 'ETH Venezuela Community Projects' fails to meet the standard requirements.
Project must be LatAm based or working to create solutions in LatAm
The project is clearly focused on the Ethereum community in Venezuela and aims to extend its impact throughout Latin America, meeting the geographical focus of the fund.
Minimum Age: Projects must have been active for at least 3 months.
The project appears to be an ongoing initiative that was active during DEVCON VI and has outlined a one-year plan, indicating it has been active for over three months.
DeFi focus: Projects should be directly related to the DeFi field (DeFi protocols, wallets, educational initiatives, etc). Defi should be an element of the project.
The project includes educational initiatives on Ethereum and aims to onboard Venezuelans to the crypto ecosystem, which is directly related to the DeFi field.
Innovation and technology: Projects that leverage new technologies and solutions in the DeFi space. Projects that have the potential to establish Latam as an innovation hub for Defi
The project aims to foster an innovation ecosystem and has partnerships with educational initiatives, which suggests a focus on leveraging new technologies and innovation.
Scalability with regional relevance: Projects that propose a solution that can be transferred to other parts of the world.
The educational and community-building approaches adopted by 'ETH Venezuela Community Projects' are transferable to other regions aiming to develop their local DeFi ecosystem.
Integration (1inch as a scaffold): Encourage projects that have successfully integrated 1inch APIs as part of their infrastructure or operations.
No evidence or mention of the project integrating or using 1inch APIs as part of their infrastructure is provided, so they do not meet this criterion.
Measurable outcomes: Projects must define clear metrics for tracking and reporting their impact
The project has outlined metrics such as the number of participants in events, POAPs claimed, people onboarded, and social media community metrics, providing a clear method for measuring impact.
Social Impact: We emphasize DeFi projects that have a significant social impact on Latin American communities with a focus on:
-Financial inclusion: Projects that aim to use Web3 tools to include the people who is excluded from the TradFi world
-DeFi tools: Projects that are building web3 infrastructure/Dapps to make better decentralized services
-Web3 onboarding: Projects that make people jump from the TradFi or CeFi world to DeFi
The 'ETH Venezuela Community Projects' is aimed at onboarding vulnerable communities into Web3, offering education on Ethereum and creating DeFi tooling, which aligns with the social impact goals focusing on financial inclusion, DeFi tools, and Web3 onboarding.