@JunoNetwork At this pivotal junction of our subDAO transition, this @RnDAO__ research report is a great read to understand the various subDAO patterns out there https://t.co/V3HFZREcvQ
Thank you for feedback thus far, @JunoNetwork. Per Prop 25, Junø Community DAO is wholly the admin, instantiator, and funds owner of all subDAOs.
dao-contracts v1 offers great flexibility w/ modular governance, and your feedback will inform our suggestion!
https://t.co/rQgcnXP2r7
@ekez___ @JunoNetwork@SecurityOak @strangelovefund @notionaldao@HackJuno outside of audits alone, this new structure can allow for existence of an on-call rotation and concrete on-chain commitments to what a contribution of someone needs to be and corresponding rewards (as well as penalties for missed SLAs!) 🕹 #gamify
@ekez___ @JunoNetwork@SecurityOak @strangelovefund @notionaldao@HackJuno ✅ added to the Commonwealth post https://t.co/ZVzdYKRq8G
audits + formalized responsibilities and incentives
We plan to welcome everyone who can contribute, and reward those whose code we use (incl. in disclosure), and use the new on-chain governance format of subDAO #Prop25
@ekez___ @JunoNetwork@SecurityOak @strangelovefund @notionaldao@HackJuno Fantastic points, @ekez___! 💚 Among many:
- transparency in compensation structures for ongoing contributions (like on-call SOC type roles)
- enfranchisement of community into governance over decisions that affect them and have trade-offs to consider
- meritocracy for newcomers
@JunoNetwork@SecurityOak @strangelovefund @notionaldao@HackJuno We would like to hear your feedback and follow the best practices of creating a public good organization!
Discuss in comments here and on Commonwealth (no backroom Discord / Telegram please):
https://t.co/JLQXBRLYfP
@JunoNetwork@SecurityOak @strangelovefund @notionaldao@HackJuno We would like to hear your feedback and follow the best practices of creating a public good organization!
Discuss in comments here and on Commonwealth (no backroom Discord / Telegram please):
https://t.co/JLQXBRLYfP
Great writeup from comrade @blockpane setting the new standard for forensics quality in @JunoNetwork!
🫡🪐
Even as someone involved in @security_dao validator response and malicious contract analysis, I have learned new things. Give it a read ⬇️✨
https://t.co/UnXoHiWej7
v2.0 of our Sign API offers many improvements over v1.0, including:
⛓️ Simultaneous multi-chain support
🖇️ One-time pairing for multiple sessions
🛠️ Wallet API permissions system
You can read more about it in @pedrouid's blog post here: https://t.co/7flVkbvxoT
🧵 2/5
All these opportunities are born the fact that:
1- a block can only contain a limited number of transactions
2- block producers have autonomy in selecting pending txs
These pending (i.e unconfirmed) transactions are stored in an off-chain location called the mempool
ever just get in the documentation zone?
these aren't big contributions, but I am sniping every broken link in @CosmWasm and hunting down the proper resources
it's actually been a great way to learn. i'm fired up!
Great workshop on Cosmos Validator best practices from @gnudrew25@DanDefiant@nullMames taped last week. Learn how to run a validator!
https://t.co/PKDMtWRN5Q
The first Axelar Learn AMA, a weekly series of technical talks on cross-chain communication, kicks off this Thursday with a live walk-through of the Axelar tech stack led by co-founder @sergey_nog. Join us at 5pm UTC & bring your questions. https://t.co/YUqzTLzymd
@L1am_Crypto 3. @CosmWasm contract code is a growing part of programming in the Cosmos SDK and greater #Interchain ecosystem, go check out the introduction by @ekez___ and delightful series by @frey_needlecast@callum_and1
𝚌𝚠_𝚖𝚞𝚕𝚝𝚒_𝚝𝚎𝚜𝚝 is your friend!
https://t.co/CXIADubiAR
are you a frontend developer in #web3? in the cosmos? I'm crowdsourcing ways to improve the developer experience and would appreciate your ideas/feedback for how to develop frontends and FE tooling in cosmos https://t.co/M2E3JBWnZ2