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One of the things that I love the most about working in Web3 is seeing collaboration create success where competition otherwise would fail. Another thing I love is seeing builders getting incentivized to make things that people actually want to use! This is going to be a story about both of those things. And about how /nearchos does collaboration! š
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First off, let's start with the transparency, because that's how we roll. I recently started contracting with a new builder funding protocol, @letsdivvi. I found the premise fascinating: using blockchain to permissionlessly fund builder incentives using onchain metrics. This kind of protocol level funding mechanism could address a lot of the red tape in the current funding ecosystem (grants, retro, etc), so color me intrigued! Building a protocol isn't easy, however, and they recognized the value in bringing us on to advise on how to navigate this journey and help onboard builders. The first step of collaboration! š
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In researching the funding landscape for builders, I was immediately reminded of our friends over at Charmverse and their new mechanism for supporting OSS: @scoutgamexyz. Scout Game is a unique take on Fantasy Sports that engages users with the Devs that keep things running in this ecosystem. OSS has a massive need for contributors to assist with a wide variety of tasks in order to keep public infrastructure up and running. Some protocols have funded bounty programs for this, but it's often hard to connect devs with tasks they can complete. Enter Scout Game, where they aggregate all the devs together into a community and activate them around getting rewarded for hunting down bounties and fixing real problems in the world! I got @ccarella.eth on a call with @denisslein.eth to see how things meshed: It was immediate value alignment, just as I expected! š
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