📄️ 2024 March Polkadot OpenGov Report
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📄️ 2024 April Polkadot OpenGov Report
The Trial
📄️ 2024 May Polkadot OpenGov Report
Chainalysis on the Root Track
📄️ 2024 June Polkadot OpenGov Report
June was a relatively calm month for OpenGov and mostly drama-free with some minor exceptions. As OpenGov.Watch, we were mainly busy with the accounting of the Polkadot Treasury and preparing the budget report, which we released at the end of the month.
📄️ 2024 July Polkadot OpenGov Report
Life is rarely black and white. How we read and reflect on an event is completely dependent on our perspective. The same thing can be both positive and negative, depending on where you focus. We need to be forward-thinking in assessing our achievements and mistakes. Only by doing this can we progress. Confidence in what we build is essential for continuous improvement and success. Because “we never lose, we either win or learn”.
📄️ 2024 August Polkadot OpenGov Report
The Summit
📄️ 2024 September Polkadot OpenGov Report
This is Fine. September was fully loaded with important developments, including the conclusion of the Decentralized Voices' second cohort, a fresh proposal for the Marketing Bounty, and the head ambassador drama that unfolded in the month's final days. Let’sdive in for the details of these events and more.
📄️ 2024 October Polkadot OpenGov Report
Polkadot’s unified strategy is beginning to take shape with Polkadot Cloud as the core infrastructure for Web3 applications and Polkadot Hub as the center for community and governance. This vision, recently introduced by Shawn Tabrizi, brings fresh focus to Polkadot’s marketing efforts as well as its broader goal of building a scalable, community-centered ecosystem. In this month's report, we dive into these topics, including Q3 Treasury spending, new proposals for bounty standards, the launch of Project Phoenix, and more.