$104.97 crowdfunded from 55 people
$100.52 received from matching pools
Decentralized CEO(DC) is not a project but an individual.
DC has been financially and timely supporting GreenPill Nigeria with the on ground weekly initiatives in Q3. This is tailored to align with GitCoin education and onboarding.
DC is CEO of Decentralized Exchange LTD out of Nigeria. This organization has assisted with job creation and placement in the region. They have also initiated a reusable energy prototype project in Owerri, Nigeria. This is in order to provide electricity and internet to underserved areas.
DC is heavily involved in the Web3 community in Atlanta, Georgia, assisting with onboarding traditional Web2 users to Web3. Also educating and onboarding organizations to the GitCoin Ecosystem.
DC also wrote an unpublished ebook titled "Leveraging Web3 as a marketing tool." In order to educate individuals on the art of using Web3 marketing strategies in the traditional space.
Starting mid Q4 and Q1 2024, DC will lead a global initiative/program under Decentralized Exchange LTD called "Career Kits." This program will raise funds for individuals to gain training in a skilled trade career in order to obtain employment in this economic times. The Grant Stack will be used when picking candidates for this, which will be a live case study to use when onboarding other organizations and individuals to the ecosystem.
Also starting mid Q4 and Q1 2024, DC will assist in an agricultural economic incentive. This is where local palm kennel farmers are assisted their economy stimulated. GP Nigeria with DC's help will buy palm kennels from local farmers at harvest, then resale in order to help with the farmers economy. The profits from sales will go back to public goods, and the chapter's operations. Eventually Palm trees will be planted and tokenized where the token holders will receive ROI as they help sponsor climate values.
Decentralized CEO(ind) History
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accepted into Gitcoin Citizens Round #2 1 year ago. 55 people contributed $105 to the project, and $101 of match funding was provided.