Proposal #186

Launch the Osmosis Grants Program

Exec Legacy Content
passed
Expected result
Passed
Turnout / Quorum
36.27% / 20.00%

Voting period

Voting ended100.0%
Voting start 2022.04.04 at 16:25:21
Voting end 2022.04.09 at 16:25:21

Vote distribution

91.32%
68 668 601 osmo
Yes
0.12%
90 559 osmo
No
0.01%
4 233 osmo
Veto
8.55%
6 430 883 osmo
Abstain

Details

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Proposer
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Total deposit
501 osmo
Submit time
2022.03.30 at 23:41:58
Deposit end time
2022.04.13 at 23:41:58

Description

By voting YES, the OGP will be launched with 1,500,000 OSMO tokens from the community pool.

By voting NO, OSMO holders voice their dissent against the OGP.

Details

  • An Osmosis Grants Program (“OGP”) should be launched to fund new community-built tooling, infrastructure and projects building on top of Osmosis.
  • We propose an initial budget for the program of up to 1,500,000 OSMO tokens for a 6 month program with quarterly community review. OGP is not obligated to spend this amount; quality always comes first.
  • Funds will be managed by a 7 person multi-sig consisting of:
  • Sunny Aggarwal (Osmosis team)
  • Figment
  • Eddie Hartmann (Osmosis team)
  • Cosmostation
  • Brandon Curtis (Independent)
  • Coldchain (Independent)
  • Dan Elitzer (Nascent)
  • At the end of the initial six month term and then every quarter thereafter, the community can terminate the program via governance and any unspent OSMO tokens will be returned to the community pool.
  • The program would be run by a Program Lead (Reverie) supported by seven reviewers, who also function as the multi-sig. Reverie has been working closely with the Osmosis team and the committee for the past few months for setup.
  • Reverie proposes monthly compensation of $70k while it is administering the OGP as well a $100k one time setup grant to permit best in class legal and operational setup.
  • As part of this proposal, weve included a preliminary version of the website, as well as an initial set of funding RFP ideas.

Link to Commonwealth Discussion: https://gov.osmosis.zone/discussion/4001-updated-discussion-osmosis-grants-program-proposal

Votes

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