0xyNaMu
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7 months ago It’s so exciting to see this happening!
I’ve used attestations for some in person OP events and it was a really cool experience for participants, plus it opens it up to become an attribute for Citizenship eligibility in the DAO.
I'd like to suggest changes to the second measurement of impact though.
Number of contracts deployed on OP Chain testnets by addresses that have attestations from this interface
I would expect participants to select their main wallets as the holders for the attestation and the Optimism NFT, thinking this is the wallet that I'd want to build an identity on top of. However, as a hackathon participant, for security reasons, you never want to use your main wallet to deploy a smart contract to tesnet or even to connect it to anything you're building at a hackathon. It is common practice for hackathon participants to use a different test wallet for every project developed in a hackathon, or at least one for all hackathons (but I've seen the first one being more common).
Following this logic, the wallet that receives the Attestation and the holds the NFT (and therefore received the testnet funds), will most often be different than the wallet deploying a smart contract to testnet. I believe using this as a metric to measure the impact of this Mission wouldn't provide good insights into the conversion rate of attestation receivers --> testnet funds receivers --> # of smart contracts deployed (which I believe is what might be what you want to measure).
A bit more complex, but in this case it might be best to measure number of contracts deployed into OP Chain testnets by addresses that were funded by addresses that have attestations from this interface.
No longer in the scope for this project but this would also enable the identification of 1) serial OP hackathon builders and/or 2) OP advocates that support other builders in successfully deploying.
Hope this is useful :D and if this is not what you're trying to measure happy to tinker more on it.
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Foundation Mission Request – Proof of attendance testnet faucet
To take on this project, submit a proposal to this thread by December 8. Read more about Missions here.
How will this Foundation Mission (RFP) will help accomplish the above Intent?
Superchain Faucet is a developer tool that allows developers to get free testnet ETH to test and build apps on testnet OP Chains like Base Sepolia, OP Sepolia, PGN Sepolia, Zora Sepolia, and other OP Chains in the Superchain.
Developers who have an Optimist NFT, Gitcoin Passport attestation, or WorldID are able to get larger drips from the faucet.
A common pain point for hackathon participants is not having credentials yet for larger drips. This RFP aims to expand access to larger testnet fund drips to participants at in person hackathons and reduce developer friction when building on OP Chains.
As such, this mission will contribute to a more resilient developer ecosystem for the Superchain.
What is required to execute this Foundation Mission (RFP)?
Completing this RFP requires building an open source frontend that allows users to claim a proof of attendance attestation, mint an Optimist NFT, and get larger testnet fund drips. The interface should be fully open-source and should allow for future iterations of the functionality. This RFP requires both designs and implementation. , For this RFP, the Optimism Foundation will accept one submission.
The target grant reward for the submission will be 30K OP. Teams should discuss the solution criteria below with the Foundation, and may arrive at a different mutually agreeable grant amount dependent on the scope of their work.
Solution Criteria:
Core functionality of the claim experience includes both a flow for event maintainers and an end user flow.
Proposed maintainer flow To set up the claim experience, the event maintainer should require minimal setup.
Proposed end user flow To claim the proof of attendance attestation the flow should be sybil-resistant, gasless, and allows the user to specify their preferred address.
Ethereum attestation service (EAS) and Optimist NFT EAS is an open-source public good that is included as a predeploy in the OP Stack. The proof of attendance attestations should use the EAS contracts on OP Mainnet and requires a new schema for the proof of attendance attestations to be created.
The Optimist NFT is a fully customizable digital avatar that allows you to showcase your personality and build your onchain identity.
Proposed implementation of proof of attestation / auto-minting the Optimist NFT:
function mint(address _recipient)function on OptimistNFT in a single transactionHow should the Foundation measure progress towards this Foundation Mission (RFP)?
Progress can be measured based upon the completion of the following milestones:
These milestones mark the completion of the proposal.
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