Test ETHDublin
{"type": "project", "title": "Test ETHDublin", "logoImg": "bafkreidg6ptwuujcomeav4ltepjcmdbayaeboiyuzuhydxvbt7jaeb3b4e", "website": "https://gitcoin.co", "bannerImg": "bafkreiht26pxqt2wqn4bsjrqsm5wrwree5uohj3bziqsjddj3j5wnvferu", "createdAt": 1717329204839, "credentials": {}, "description": "## About Gitcoin\n\nGitcoin creates onchain grants and identity management solutions that let communities govern their shared resources with trust and transparency. Through our Gitcoin Grants program, we've distributed over $56m to early stage builders championing projects across Ethereum infrastructure, open source software, climate solutions and beyond. Our core products include Gitcoin Grants Stack, our end-to-end grants solution, Allo Protocol, our open-source funding protocol, and Gitcoin Passport, our decentralized identity management tool. For media inquiries, please contact Caolan Walsh, Communications Manager at Caolan [at] gitcoin.co. Visit us at[ www.gitcoin.co](http://www.gitcoin.co/). Follow us on twitter @Gitcoin\n\n\n## About Gitcoin Grants\n\nGitcoin Grants is a quarterly cycle where Gitcoin helps to drive awareness and funding to both Program and Community Rounds. This “hype cycle” generates buzz and excitement, creating opportunities for projects to gain exposure and secure funding. Gitcoin Grants act as a catalyst, attracting contributors, participants, and spectators and offering projects and round operators a unique opportunity to maximize impact, reach diverse audiences, and enhance credibility.\n\n\n\n* It’s a quarterly initiative run by Gitcoin that empowers everyday believers in web3 to drive funding toward what they believe matters, with the impact of individual donations being magnified by the use of the[ Quadratic Funding (QF)](https://wtfisqf.com/) distribution mechanism. QF was introduced in a[ paper](https://arxiv.org/abs/1809.06421v1) published in 2018 by Vitalik Buterin, Zoe Hitzig, and Glen Weyl.\n* Gitcoin’s mission began in 2017 by creating better incentives to support and fund open-source software developers. The mission eventually solidified to building and sustaining digital public goods. GR1, in 2019, saw 200 contributors and **$38k** raised. Since then, we have run two-week rounds once per quarter, with the most recent being GR15, which saw a total of **$4.4M** distributed to grantees. Across the first 15 grant rounds, $**50.82M** has been distributed in total.\n\n\n## Quadratic Funding\n\nDuring a QF round, the community contributes to the project they feel should be funded and supported; a matching partner offers funds to match the community’s contributions, but not in a 1:1 match. Instead, the fund matching is more aligned with the sentiment of the community as opposed to the sheer dollar value amount raised by any grantee. The _number of contributions_ matters more than the _amount funded._", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}}