GR10 Bounty - zeroDAO Explainers #5
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done This issue now has a funding of 443.6983 BADGER (6038.73 USD @ $13.61/BADGER) attached to it.
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done Work has been started. These users each claimed they can complete the work by 22 hours ago. 1) developer-piyush has started work. I will try my best to explain use cases as well as some technical stuffs about ZeroDao. I would like to make a few looping typographic animations that explain the value of 0cf and ZeroSwaps Final output would be be 2-3 animations :05-:15 secs each I could do them in 3-5 days These could be used as marketing on any social channels, one that is more technical could help bring life to a diagram that already exists I've read all the documentation and communicated on the Discord, just waiting to hear back I've written a few mini scripts + visual references but I want to make sure I am on the right path Once I have copy approved by the core team I can start CM I have been reading the documentation, and I would like to work on a explainer video about zero and zeroswap protocol. After days of observing this bounty and finally deciding to signup, I decided that my submission will not just embody useful information and proper breakdown of the protocol and exchange (such that from my exposition, a layman with no knowledge of blockchain can explain what ZeroSwap is all about). I've also included a valid recommendation that will improve the project and increase it's adoption. Also, It is my intention, that any potential investor looking for which dEX to invest in, would go through my exposition and jump on the ZeroSwap Space-ship cos this project is certainly for the moon. Crisp and easy explanation about the 0cf protocol and the 0cf swap application. An explainer poster discussing the motivation for and functionality of 0Confirmation (and RenVM for background) for new users. Explanations of the zero protocol and its components The project emphasises on explaining ZeroSwap to a layman, showcasing its uniqueness, highlighting its advantages in DEX ecosystem and possible future improvements. I will make explainer brochures and diagrams for ZeroDAO. A explainer and one-stop detailed guide that explains ZeroDAO and the 0cf Protocol. Some slides describing key aspects of the protocol for displaying. A Venn diagram comparing RenVM and 0Confirmation's two services: Swap and Smart Finality. Brochure describing protocol. LET go arndrop Learn more on the Gitcoin Issue Details page. |
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Issue Status: 1. *Open* 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done
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*Work has been started*.
These users each claimed they can complete the work by 1 week, 6 days from
now.
Please review their action plans below:
*1) developer-piyush <https://gitcoin.co/developer-piyush> has started
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I will try my best to explain use cases as well as some technical stuffs
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<https://gitcoin.co/issue/Badger-Finance/gitcoin/5/100025932>.
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done Work for 443.6983 BADGER (3593.97 USD @ $8.1/BADGER) has been submitted by:
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Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done Work for 443.6983 BADGER (4649.98 USD @ $10.48/BADGER) has been submitted by:
@Tritium-VLK please take a look at the submitted work:
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The submission list is not up to date though, could something be done about that? |
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Sorry, a corrupt PDF was uploaded before but is fixed now. @Tritium-VLK is this okay? |
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Hi all,
What is the result of this?
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Closed #5 <#5>.
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It seems no one has received any bounty or communications about this
hack-a-thon.
Super shady exploitation of labor if you ask me.
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Hackathon results were published an paid. This was posted in our discord and on badger medium, which entrants were instructed to join and ask questions. This likely led to submissions not being high enough quality or correct enough to be used. https://medium.com/badgerdao/badgerdao-gitcoin-grants-round-10-hack-a-thon-results-1d3deff709d1 Being that none of the submissions ended up being usable, we paid out 500 badger to submissions of merit that looks like they involved a lot of work, and tried to estimate effort and pay out at $30-$40 an hour for other submissions that looks like real effort was put in. |
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OK but still a super shady exploitation of labor.
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Hackathon results were published an paid. This was posted in our discord
and on badger medium, which entrants were instructed to join and ask
questions. This likely led to submissions not being high enough quality or
correct enough to be used.
https://medium.com/badgerdao/badgerdao-gitcoin-grants-round-10-hack-a-thon-results-1d3deff709d1
https://www.notion.so/Gitcoin-Grants-Round-10-Hack-a-thon-Results-08cc7811c04d4799a16dcb5dae5a28eb
Being that none of the submissions ended up being usable, we paid out 500
badger to submissions of merit that looks like they involved a lot of work,
and tried to estimate effort and pay out at $30-$40 an hour for other
submissions that looks like real effort was put in.
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You didnt even list the emergency explainer video.
lol
such a scam.
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… OK but still a super shady exploitation of labor.
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> Hackathon results were published an paid. This was posted in our discord
> and on badger medium, which entrants were instructed to join and ask
> questions. This likely led to submissions not being high enough quality or
> correct enough to be used.
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> https://medium.com/badgerdao/badgerdao-gitcoin-grants-round-10-hack-a-thon-results-1d3deff709d1
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> https://www.notion.so/Gitcoin-Grants-Round-10-Hack-a-thon-Results-08cc7811c04d4799a16dcb5dae5a28eb
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> Being that none of the submissions ended up being usable, we paid out 500
> badger to submissions of merit that looks like they involved a lot of work,
> and tried to estimate effort and pay out at $30-$40 an hour for other
> submissions that looks like real effort was put in.
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Not a good look. Knew this was a scam.
…On Tue, Aug 3, 2021 at 10:03 AM Andrew Mitchell ***@***.***> wrote:
Hackathon results were published an paid. This was posted in our discord
and on badger medium, which entrants were instructed to join and ask
questions. This likely led to submissions not being high enough quality or
correct enough to be used.
https://medium.com/badgerdao/badgerdao-gitcoin-grants-round-10-hack-a-thon-results-1d3deff709d1
https://www.notion.so/Gitcoin-Grants-Round-10-Hack-a-thon-Results-08cc7811c04d4799a16dcb5dae5a28eb
Being that none of the submissions ended up being usable, we paid out 500
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and tried to estimate effort and pay out at $30-$40 an hour for other
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Description
zeroDAO is a protocol that utilizes short term loans to enable near-instant usage of non-ETH native assets on defi applications that live on Ethereum and ETH-compatible blockchains. The flagship product of zeroDAO is the zero swap, which utilizes renVM to mint and swap ren assets to other assets through sushiswap or uniswap. As zeroDAO is the first of the Badger Annex projects, Badger is looking to help spread the message of what zeroDAO and zero swap are through funding a creative bounty to create easy to digest videos, images, explainers and more.
Challenge
zeroDAO is looking for creative ways to explain what zero swap and the zero protocol is to users. This is an open ended challenge for creatives to come up with things for end users and integrators to understand the benefit that zeroDAO brings. Examples of this could be (but not limited to):
Zero DAO is quite new, and we don't really have much written yet. Therefore it is quite hard to imagine that you will get this bounty done without interfacing with the ZeroDAO team. You should talk to us on our DISCORD before starting work - the team members will have a
Corerole assigned to them, and you can also discuss in the#gitcoin-hackathon-rd10channel.Prize Bounty
Total budget: $6000 USD in Badger
All submissions of deemed of merit by the panel of judges will receive $500 USD in Badger. The judges may at their discretion make larger rewards for useful contributions. The following schedule is recommended but must not be followed.
1st Place: 2000
2nd Place: 1500
3rd Place: 1000
Criteria
Submissions will be judged by the following criteria:
Judge Panel
@mitche50 @jon-tompkins and the zeroDAO team along with @Tritium-VLK and @will-i-am24
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