{"signature": "0x77fe09078a9ff63f33967da69ce4994800848f24c65d2da163b5c9192c2e5c5912463417e96f677899b856d445b4b8c02ad7d7c76c8ab528772b42667e0d1d951c", "application": {"round": "0xb0ab31e907d5efe0dae69f29a22b5609fc2989e1", "answers": [{"type": "email", "answer": "david@fundingthecommons.io", "hidden": true, "question": "Email Address", "questionId": 0}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Sponsorships: Protocol Labs, Filecoin Foundation, Celo Foundation, NEAR Foundation, Gitcoin   Public Goods Funding: Octant, Optimism retroPGF, Filecoin retroPGF, Celo retroPGF, Zuzalu Grants Round 1   Ticket Sales from conferences", "hidden": false, "question": "Funding Sources", "questionId": 1}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Funding the Commons Public Goods Builder Residency", "hidden": false, "question": "Name of your event?", "questionId": 2}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "- [https://www.fundingthecommons.io/residencies](https://www.fundingthecommons.io/residencies)\n- [https://t.co/zO3GxCcofC](https://t.co/zO3GxCcofC)\n- [https://x.com/FundingCommons](https://x.com/FundingCommons)\n- [https://t.me/+CP3biAqSPSo0NDI5](https://t.me/+CP3biAqSPSo0NDI5)\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Share the public communication channels for your event (website, social media, messenger groups, email)", "questionId": 3}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "David Casey", "hidden": false, "question": "Name of the person responsible for the event and the duration of their Zuzalu/ZuConnect attendance", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "42", "hidden": false, "question": "Duration of the event, in consecutive days", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "50", "hidden": false, "question": "Numbers of long-term attendees the event is reasonably expecting to host", "questionId": 6}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "- Public Goods  \n- Ethereum/ZK\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Groups of Zuzalu thought-schools the event is substantially dedicated to", "questionId": 7}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "- **Public Goods**: The entire residency is focused around collaborative peer production of public goods. All residents are required to open-source their code, and residents are curated for their previous open source contributions, willingness to give and receive feedback from peers, and desire to contribute to community in meaningful ways.\n\n- **Ethereum/ZK**: The majority of the builders participating in our residency will be building public goods on or for the Ethereum blockchain ecosystem, and compatible L2 ecosystems such as Optimism, Celo, Gitcoin, etc.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Elements that dedicate the event substantially to these thought-schools", "questionId": 8}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "While much of the schedule is flexible and encourages creative freedom, attendees are expected to comply with certain non-optional aspects of the event design, such as participating in key workshops, mentor sessions, and feedback meetings. Participants able to attend the entire residency are strongly preferred. We seek builders who are passionate about public goods funding and eager to collaborate in a supportive environment. Attendees are curated based on their previous history as open-source contributors, ensuring a community of experienced and dedicated individuals. We have a dedicated technical staff member deeply invested in the space who will vet each talent for competency, project relevance, history of OS contributions, and also positive reputation, collaborative mindset, willingness to receive constructive input from peers and mentors + dedication to advancement of PGF landscape.", "hidden": false, "question": "In what ways are attendees obligated to comply with non-optional aspects of the event design? Is there any action or prerequisite necessary to join? Is there anything on the event, that is not optional for the attendee to opt-in to?", "questionId": 9}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "- **Inclusive participant mix**: By bringing together a diverse group of developers, designers, sponsors, and public goods representatives from across Asia and around the world, we ensure a variety of perspectives and grassroots innovations.\n- **Open collaboration**: We foster an environment where participants can freely interact, exchange ideas, and form spontaneous collaborations, promoting organic growth.\n- **Participant-led sessions**: Weekly sprints and workshops are driven by the participants, allowing them to share their progress, insights, and receive peer feedback, which cultivates a community-driven culture.\n- **Empowerment through workshops**: Workshops conducted by partner organizations equip participants with essential skills and knowledge, enabling them to take initiative and drive their projects forward.\n- **Showcase and recognition**: The final presentation at the Funding the Commons x APAC DAO Conference provides a platform for participants to highlight their achievements and innovations to a broader audience, reinforcing the bottom-up approach.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "What are the aspects of the event effectively allowing for bottom-up dynamics to arise", "questionId": 10}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "The residency promotes organic relationship and community building by encouraging participants to collaborate on projects and interact with the local environment in Chiang Mai. This unique setting allows participants to engage in cultural experiences and community activities, fostering deeper connections and a sense of belonging within both the residency group and the local community.\n\nResidents will also have the opportunity to connect directly with local NGOs and beneficiary populations, learn about the challenges faced locally, and brainstorm together how crypto may address those problems.\n\nOnce the residency is over, the residents join our cohort of alumni and continue to be included in our FtC programming, including monthly town halls, speaker proposals, and attendance in all global events where our community is present.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "What are the aspects of the event advocating for relationships and communities to organically form", "questionId": 11}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Attendees are empowered and encouraged to co-organize the event through accessing self-serve schedule programming, open venue spaces, and dedicated time slots for participant-led activities. For example, participants can spontaneously organize workshops or discussion groups, allowing them to contribute ideas and collaborate freely.", "hidden": false, "question": "What are the aspects that allow attendees the permissionless co-organisation of the event (accessibility of schedule programming, availability of venue space and dedicated time)", "questionId": 12}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "- **Climate public goods**\n- **Real world applications of crypto** *(Burmese refugee case)*\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Which other themes or thought-schools will be present in your event?", "questionId": 13}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Accessible scheduling, open venue spaces, and dedicated time slots for participant-led activities, such as workshops and discussion groups, allow attendees to share ideas and organize sessions freely. This approach empowers individuals to actively contribute to the event's programming, fostering a sense of ownership and collaborative innovation.\n\nIn our previous residency, residents contributed in a variety of ways, including peer mentoring, leading both technical workshops and a diverse array of workshops incorporating wellness and exercise, self-organizing to complete chores such as dishwashing and cleaning after community meals, and initiating a number of peer-organized field trips around the city. A simple shared calendar was used to coordinate activities and programming across the community.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "How do you expect to foster community contributions and bottom-up development of programming? ", "questionId": 14}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "We would be happy to, if technical support were provided from Zupass team.", "hidden": false, "question": "Does your project plan to give out zupass-compatible membership passes to your attendees?", "questionId": 15}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Sponsors: Protocol Labs ($25k), Drips ($5k), Filecoin Foundation ($2.5k)\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Have you received any other funding for this project? If so, how much and from what sources? (See Rule 5)", "questionId": 16}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "We received 7.706 ETH on 25 March 2024 ([txID](https://optimistic.etherscan.io/tx/0x3126b53a9878fc1b4f6733517a516d91ce891653cd5fceadbcf4218d5a7561f3)), valued at ~$27,000 at the time ($3.5k / ETH). Between Edge Esmerelda (~$11k spent) and Edge Crecimiento (~$9k anticipated spend), we anticipate having $7k remaining to put towards Funding the Commons Chiang Mai.\n\n### Edge Esmeralda\n\n![Untitled](https://imgur.com/oUAXQYb.png)\n\n- **Curated Cultivating Sustainable Ecosystems:** Funding the Commons Pop-Up @ Edge Esmeralda bridging the Human Organization and Real-World Crypto.\n- Full impact report linked [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bwCLKnwF89CuSEmporVTGSaCyQwlPaJxvKz3YazklcE/edit) and photos [here](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lbGT31oJM7g8d_5_8agFoz9qsucgAcDG?usp=sharing).\n\n    ![IMG_6242.JPG](https://imgur.com/bQuFnwU.jpg)\n    ![IMG_6185.JPG](https://imgur.com/vwl6XzH.jpg)\n    ![IMG_6267.JPG](https://imgur.com/DSfubhv.jpg)\n\n- **3 Tracks to Explore Cultivation of Human and Ecological Ecosystems through the Lens of Permaculture Design Principles:**\n    - **Key Takeaways:**\n        - Building robust social ecosystems that foster collaboration among startups, technology projects, universities, investors, and industry leaders can strengthen the innovation ecosystem and support the creation of public good tools to help people self-organize for a more sustainable future and community living. Prioritizing diversity and inclusion within the startup ecosystem and social innovation projects is crucial for building more sustainable communities.\n        - There has been a noticeable shift in the agricultural industry towards sustainable and regenerative farming methods driven by growing environmental awareness, which is being paired with regenerative ecological building and living practices. In drought-prone, fire-prone regions like Healdsburg, there is a strong consumer preference for organic, biodynamic, and regenerative agriculture, along with a need for investment in local economic growth, cultural preservation, and community well-being. Governance tools that integrate digital technologies with on-the-ground ecological regeneration work are a key area of focus.\n\n    - **4 Site Visits:**\n        - [Occidental Arts and Ecology Center](https://oaec.org): Showcases sustainable living practices, including permaculture and organic gardening.\n        - [Earthseed Farm](https://www.earthseedfarm.org): Black-led agroecology farm focused on racial equity and cultural reconnection.\n        - [Permaculture Skills Center](https://permacultureskillscenter.org): Focuses on regenerative farming methods and sustainable landscape design.\n        - [Littorai Wines](https://www.littorai.com): Utilizes biodynamic farming methods and non-extractive water practices.\n\n        - **Total Cost of Production: $10,083**\n\n            |  | Budget |\n            | --- | --- |\n            | Staff Contractor Fees  | $6,000 |\n            | Tour of Earthseed Farm & You Pick Fruit Tasting w/ 10 lunches | $1,500 |\n            | Tour of Permaculture Skills Center w/ Erik Ohlsen | $300 |\n            | Littorai Vineyard Tour & Wine Tasting | $1,500 |\n            | Food & Snacks for Participants  | $783 |\n\n    - **Attendance:**\n        - 90 participants attended Edge Esmeralda during the 4-day conference.\n\n    - **General Industry Trends:**\n        - **Sustainability:** Across all visited sites, there's a clear and strong emphasis on sustainability and regenerative practices, indicating a major industry trend towards environmentally friendly operations.\n        - **Community and Education:** Both OAEC and Permaculture Skills Center prioritize community engagement and education, showcasing the importance of knowledge-sharing in the sustainability movement.\n        - **Cultural and Social Equity:** Earthseed Farm's focus on racial equity and cultural reconnection is a notable shift in the industry, addressing broader social issues through agricultural practices. Littorai’s dedication to being an inclusive and diverse employer and the intolerance for exploitation is noble and exemplary.\n        - **Quality over Quantity:** Littorai Wines' approach to small-batch production aligns with a growing consumer preference for quality and authenticity in products, particularly in the food and beverage sector.\n\n![FTC Edge Esmeralda Demographic Visuals](https://imgur.com/C9HYyby.jpg)\n\n- **Edge City Crecimiento** *(above question, continued)*\n    - FtC in collaboration with Edge City wants to create a ‘moment in time’ to catalyze crypto-enabled solutions to address economic challenges and fuel innovation in Argentina. We will support 200-400 founders & startup teams, builders, mentors, experts, leaders, believers, government, regulators focused on bringing these solutions to Argentina.\n    - Crecimiento aims to position Argentina as a global leader in cryptocurrency innovation and adoption, where visionary founders, builders, investors, and regulators collaborate seamlessly to pioneer solutions that drive economic prosperity and social advancement. At the heart of Crecimiento we are sourcing & supporting startups building innovative solutions for Argentina.\n    - We were honored to be invited to curate two days of programming (26-27 August) during Public Goods Week! We’re working closely with co-curators [MuseMatrix](https://musematrix.xyz/) and [Token Engineering Academy](https://tokenengineering.net/) to bring our signature site-specific approach to Aleph, the location within Buenos Aires where Edge Crecimiento will come alive.\n        - MuseMatrix & close collaborators from [DeSci London](https://www.desci.london/) bring in two key threads for us – mentorship of diverse builders and stakeholders, as well as a decentralized science perspective for funding research in the region as well as drawing on learnings from the open source frameworks and resource allocation strategies of DeSci.\n        - Token Engineering Academy brings a creative, rigorous approach to incentive design that we are looking forward to applying with a deeply embedded local community of token engineers to explore novel mechanisms and applications in the developing situation in Argentina.\n        - We are also working with partners from [Crypto Commons Association](https://crypto-commons.org/) to weave in the Collaborative Finance/Monetary Diversity global community, bringing in local and regional stakeholders for peer-to-peer learning and discourse.\n    - **Programming tracks include:**\n        - **Crypto**\n            - Economic Freedom & Prosperity - financial infrastructure, stablecoins, funding mechanisms, RWA\n            - Privacy & Security - decentralized identity, zero-knowledge technology\n            - Real World Crypto - asset tokenization, social impact, scalability\n            - Public Goods - UBI, movement building, grants infrastructure\n        - **Startup**\n            - How and where to set up your startups\n            - How to build culture and ecosystem\n            - Go-to-market and product development\n            - Fundraising (with a demo day to investors at the end)\n        - **Crecimiento**\n            - Regulation\n            - Talent & Culture\n            - Long-term movement goals\n            - Structures to support projects & startups\n        - **Wellness**\n            - Mindfulness, nutrition, fitness, mental health, yoga, & more\n        - **Culture**\n            - History & tradition, art & literature (Xul Solar, Jorge Luis Borges, painting/pottery), music & dance (Milonga, chacarera, zamba, tango), culinary (Asados, wines, empanada, yerba mate) + events\n    - **Partners include:**\n        - [Ripio](https://www.ripio.com/en/)\n        - [Newtopia](https://www.newtopia.com/)\n        - [Stanford Blockchain](https://blockchain.stanford.edu/)\n        - [Protocol Labs](https://protocol.ai/)\n        - Lemon\n        - [Blockchain Builders Fund](https://www.blockchainbuilders.fund/)\n\n- **Anticipated Edge Crecimiento Budget:**\n\n    - Flights: $1,250\n    - Lodging: $3,724\n    - Wages: $2,000\n    - Transportation: $350\n    - Food: $1,764\n    - **Total: $9,088**\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Did either you, or the project, or its predecessor participate in the Zuzalu-Gitcoin Q1 Events Round? If that is the case, please share how much funding you receive and detail how these funds were used? Was your project involved in (non-monetary) kickbacks that were given out in exchange for contributions in?", "questionId": 17}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "no", "hidden": true, "question": "Did any of the organizing members involved in this event (or its predecessor) receive or hold funds awarded to the Zuzalu project as part of Optimism’s Retro PGF round 3? If so, please share in detail how much, when, and on what basis of justification were these funds received by you?", "questionId": 18}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "no", "hidden": true, "question": "Did you, or any organizing members involved in this event involved in your project or its successor or predecessor, hold Optimism Retro PGF funds in the Name of Zuzalu? Please make sure that the funds have been sent to vitalik.eth before applying in order for your project to be eligible.", "questionId": 19}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "### Funding the Commons Chiang Mai Builder Residency Budget (Estimation Only)\n\n| Category                        | Estimated Cost (USD) |\n|---------------------------------|----------------------|\n| Venue & Equipment Rental        | $10,000              |\n| Accommodation (50 participants) | $30,000              |\n| Meals (50 participants)         | $25,000              |\n| Travel Expenses                 | $10,000              |\n| Workshop Materials              | $3,000               |\n| Marketing and Communication     | $5,000               |\n| Admin & Staff Support           | $15,000              |\n| Contingency Fund                | $12,000              |\n| Technical Staff                 | $10,000              |\n| Staff Flights                   | $10,000              |\n| Bangkok Hacker House            | $20,000              |\n| **Total Estimated Cost**        | **$150,000**         |\n\nOur second annual Builder Residency, born out of Zuzalu Montenegro, will be produced in partnership with Pagoda team, and in coordination with the Edge City team.\n\nFunding the Commons Residency is a one-month experiment that supports innovation in construction and design oriented toward mechanism designs for Public Goods Funding.\n\nOur aim is to explore new methods and technologies to better fund the commons in Public Goods and understand the impact and effectiveness of that funding. Also, measuring what is being funded, how effective the funding is, what needs to be built to distribute, allocate, and govern funding, as well as evaluate impact.\n\nIn this experiment, we want to explore the effect on building community, the advantages of collaborative production, receiving feedback, conducting workshops, working with mentors, and rapidly producing products. Production that probably wouldn’t be possible working alone and remote.\n\nWhat makes the Funding the Commons Residency unique is that we focus on the human component first, prioritize creative freedom, promote a safety place, prioritize mental health, foster connections and development, promote learning, and provide a healthier and more regenerative work environment. We believe in inspiring growth, continuous education, and uphold values such as gratitude, generosity, teamwork beyond individual projects, inclusiveness, and connection.\n\nWe believe in inspiring growth, continuous education, and uphold values such as gratitude, generosity, teamwork beyond individual projects, inclusiveness, and connection.\n\nAll outcomes and innovations from the residency will be shared with the broader community, ensuring lasting impact and usability.\n\n**Objective**\n\nOver the course of the residency, our residents will find themselves in an intentional framework that supports collaboration, mentorship and innovation. Builders and hackers will unite to drive forward the evolution of public goods funding infrastructure, impact evaluators, impact certification systems, and other components of the public goods funding stack across both Web2 and Web3 applications. We place a high premium on open-source principles, ensuring that the outcomes of the residency are readily accessible and usable by the broader community. This is why we have deliberately sought out and welcomed individuals with a strong inclination for collaboration to participate in our residency program.\n\n- Themes to be explored during Funding the Commons residency:\n    - New methods and technologies to better fund the commons in Public Goods\n    - Understanding the impact and effectiveness of public goods funding\n    - Measuring what is being funded and how effective the funding is\n    - Creating what needs to be built to distribute, allocate, and govern funding, as well as evaluate impact.\n    - web3 public goods in the real world: applied use cases in the Thai context\n\n**Design**\n\nThe motto of the residency will be \"Weaving Innovation for the Commons: Infusing local wisdom with global solutions leveraging Web3.\" Throughout the residency, we will emphasize two primary approaches: \"Embracing the Destination\" and \"The Art of Weaving,\" aiming to make the Funding the Commons Residency deeply integrated with both local communities and participants.\n\n### 1. Embracing the Destination\n\n**Workshops:**\n\n- Address real-world problems in Asia with technology and traditional solutions.\n- Gain insights from local experts.\n\n**Cultural Immersion:**\n\n- Visit temples, historical sites, and craft centers.\n- Engage with local communities.\n\n**Philosophical Discussions:**\n\n- Explore traditional Asian philosophies in modern contexts.\n\n### 2. Art of Weaving Framework\n\n**Week 1: Identifying the Thread:**\n\n- Orientation and project brainstorming.\n\n**Week 2: Weaving:**\n\n- Create agendas and topics collaboratively.\n\n**Week 3: Fabrication:**\n\n- Develop action plans, finalize projects, and gather feedback.\n\n**Embodying:**\n\n- Focus on mental, physical, and spiritual health with self-practice guides.\n\n### 3. Program Features\n\n**Weekly Sprints and Lightning Talks:**\n\n- Weekly showcases to drive collaboration and momentum.\n\n**Special Workshops:**\n\n- Topics on public goods funding, blockchain technology, and community building.\n\n**Activities:**\n\n- Lightning talks\n- Deep dives\n- Self-organized sessions\n- Excursions\n- Open house\n- Showcase\n\n**Hands-on experience with Burmese refugee communities in Chiang Mai, Thailand, October**\n\n- The builder residency program at FtC is enhanced by an auxiliary real-world pilot project set to take place with Burmese refugee communities in Chiang Mai, Thailand, this October. This pilot, conducted in collaboration with blockchain startups focused on real-world applications for public goods funding in the humanitarian sector, offers a hands-on extension to the residency experience. Chiang Mai, a vital hub for NGOs aiding Burmese refugees, provides a rich learning environment for builders to engage directly with local communities and NGOs, gain insights into the challenges they face, and explore how blockchain solutions can address these issues. Throughout the residency, builders will have the unique opportunity to observe, interact, and prototype blockchain applications tailored to these real-world needs, thereby informing and inspiring their development of innovative public goods funding infrastructure.\n\n**About our main partner:** \n\n[Pagoda](https://pagoda.wtf) is a network of Asian web3/Ethereum ecosystem builders, thinkers, and leaders focused on humanitarian care across Asia. They provide a resilient support system for change-makers in political, economic, technological, and spiritual sectors. Their priority is building high-trust relationships through peer support and mutual care, fostering a sense of belonging, emotional maturity, and skill development. Their approach includes effective management and coordination by an experienced team, ensuring seamless logistics, and fostering a collaborative environment that bridges traditional wisdom with modern knowledge. They believe in putting people before projects and aligning their livelihoods with their values.\n\nPagoda is the best option to partner with because they share a mission and long-term vision with Funding the Commons. They have found that collaborating with local partners allows them to create deeper local communities and expand their scope internationally.\n\n- Currently confirmed sponsors are Protocol Labs, Filecoin Foundation, Drips, and Octant\n- Opportunities to collaborate with other L1 & L2 protocols, including Filecoin, Stellar, Ethereum and key local partners such as APAC DAO regional builder network\n- Links to previous residency videos & impact reports:\n    - [What is a Funding the Commons Residency](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ToX5EbFLE8)\n    - [Funding the Commons Berlin Residency Recap, September 2023](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXrqTm9UBZI)\n    - [Metrics Garden](https://www.notion.so/e12a308f195f4d049d4372603d85d278?pvs=21) - Summary & impact evaluation of projects worked on by builders during residency\n\n**Roadmap**\n\n1. **Design phase (2 months - April, May)**\n\n    - Determine the primary goals of the residency (e.g., fostering innovation, promoting sustainable building practices).\n    - Specify the target participants and the types of projects to be supported.\n    - Create application forms and define criteria for selecting participants, including technical aspects.\n    - Outline the resources, team and facilities to be provided, such as workspaces, tools, materials, and access to labs or workshops.\n    - Organize the content for workshops, seminars, and networking sessions.\n    - Arrange for necessary resources, including venue.\n    - Develop methods to monitor progress and evaluate the outcomes of the residency.\n    - Marketing and Communication for promotion and reaching out to participants.\n    - Manage budget.\n\n2. **Production phase (4 months - June, July, August, September)**\n\n    - Set up the physical workspace and ensure all necessary equipment and materials are in place. Inventory of the venue and photography.\n    - Arrange accommodation and meal logistics for residents, ensuring comfortable and convenient living conditions. This includes booking rooms, coordinating meal plans, and addressing any dietary requirements or preferences.\n    - Organize the logistics for workshops, seminars, and networking sessions.\n    - Finalize agreements with mentors, vendors, and other stakeholders.\n    - Launch the application process, monitor submissions, select residents, and request visa letters, if needed. Verify that all activities comply with local regulations and obtain necessary permits.\n    - Work closely with the operations team to create waivers and draft a Code of Conduct for participants.\n    - Ensure safety protocols are established, create a contingency plan, and prepare a list of emergency numbers.\n    - Develop a program for tracking the progress of residents’ projects, including regular check-in schedules and weekly reporting.\n\n3. **On-site (42 days - October and November)**\n\n    - Greet residents upon arrival, assist with check-ins, and provide them with welcome packets containing schedules, maps, and other essential information.\n    - Conduct an orientation meeting to familiarize residents with the facilities, program expectations, safety protocols, and available resources.\n    - Ensure daily that workspaces and labs are fully operational.\n    - Offer ongoing administrative support to handle queries, logistical issues, and other day-to-day needs of the residents.\n    - Monitor the quality of accommodations and meal services, addressing any issues or special requests promptly.\n    - Ensure that workshops, mentoring, and other activities are running smoothly and in a timely manner while delivering the expected outcomes.\n    - Conduct weekly check-ins with residents to discuss progress, challenges, and any additional support they may need.\n    - Maintain records of residents’ progress and take photos.\n    - Encourage and facilitate collaboration among residents, fostering a community of innovation and mutual support.\n    - Plan and execute final presentations or exhibitions to showcase the residents’ completed projects.\n    - Promptly address any issues or conflicts that arise between the residents or other issues.\n    - Work closely with the marketing team to coordinate the creation of a video recap for the FtC YouTube channel and other marketing materials.\n\n4. **Closure (1 month - November)**\n\n    - Organize the dinner meeting and gratitude session.\n    - Collect feedback from residents about their experiences, challenges, and suggestions for improvement.\n    - Assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of the residency.\n    - A conclusion that summarizes the key findings and outcomes of the residency, highlighting the significance of the results for the industry.\n    - Create a report and presentation of the outcomes and results of the residency, including any solutions or prototypes developed, and the impact that these solutions may have on the industry. This presentation will be used during FtC's DevCon Bangkok presentation.\n    - A list of recommendations for future residencies, including suggestions for improving methodology, outcomes, and strategies for overcoming future challenges.\n    - Prepare a final expense report.\n    - Deliver the video recap for the FtC YouTube channel and other marketing materials.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Please describe how you will use the funds received from this round?", "questionId": 20}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "We encourage builders to ensure EVM compatibility and acknowledge Ethereum's role as a foundational layer in the blockchain ecosystem, while also exploring various Layer 2 solutions to enhance integration and interoperability.\n\nOur [metrics garden](https://fundingthecommons.notion.site/e12a308f195f4d049d4372603d85d278?v=f433f127fb0b48e29c028b0687f83dac&pvs=74) from the Berlin residency is a showcase for the Ethereum-compatible projects developed during that time.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Is your blockchain-facing tech maximally compatible with Ethereum and common Ethereum ecosystem standards? 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