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sBTC Study Focus Workshop #832

Closed ogasky closed 1 year ago

ogasky commented 1 year ago

APPLICANT

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Discord:                                                    ogasky#3306

Twitter:                                                        https://twitter.com/oga4sky

Stacks Forum:           

GRANT BASICS

Grant Name:                                        sBTC Study Focus Workshop

Total Budget:                              10,000

Total Duration:                 250

Grant Type:                                               Stacks Education Grant

Grant Track:                                          Stacks Education & Community

Grant Goal:                                               Improve Existing Technologies

Grant Audience:             Developers

Specific Audience:         Grow a Stacks community that will research, study, & develop sBTC aided solution

Grant Team:                                       @ogasky, @faseyi4real,

Previous Grants:                      https://github.com/bloodfuse

Ecosystem Programs:      

GRANT MISSION, IMPACT, RISKS & REFERENCE

Grant Mission:         The goal is to start and grow a Stacks community in the southern part of Nigeria, and specifically in the city of Warri, that will be involved in the researching & developing of sBTC aided projects and solutions for the total benefit of the entire Stacks ecosystem.

This will intend to achieve by organizing Stacks Meetups and workshops, where we will discuss Stacks from the introductory or foundational level before diving deeper into the sBTC. Participants will be divided into groups to study various sBTC, BTC & STX documents, and also create contents on their findings that will be published on Medium. As a way to strengthen the community knowledge base on sBTC, a community sBTC hackathon will be done during the final stage of this programme.

Our goal is to have at least 50 active and contributing community members by the end of this grant. Thus we shall carryout adequate publicity and secure venue for these activities, and we shall also involve the colleges and tertiary institutions in my state towards getting onboard their students into our community programmes. This we hope to sustain in the long run.

Grant Impact:               Getting 50 contributing members in the community will be use as key metrics for the impact of this grant, and also if the community can develop at least one sBTC aided project solution, that can be another grant impact measurement metrics.

Grant Risks:                          There is no major risk as we are having the first Stacks in-person workshop that is focused on sBTC, also there available sBTC reference documents to leverage upon that has helped minimized the risk. Organizing a workshop require experienced hands, & that we already have. Thus the risk is minimized.

Support Link:                                     The Stacks Nigeria telegram group I started over a year ago.

GRANT ROADMAP & DELIVERABLES

MILESTONE 1:

Deliverable:                   Stacks Meetup, Research & Study sBTC, write sBTC content, Organize sBTC Hackaton

FINAL DELIVERABLE

Deliverable:                   Grow a Stacks community that will research, study, & develop sBTC aided solution

stacks-foundation commented 1 year ago

👋 @ogasky
Thanks for your application! We will do a pre-review and let you know if we have any immediate questions. In the mean time please refer to our review schedule here for a detailed timeline and response dates.
Best, Will

will-corcoran commented 1 year ago

Hi @ogasky -

Thanks very much for the thoughtful application. While it is sBTC-related we are going to pass on this for now. These sorts of community effort may start to receive consideration in Q3 of this year once protocol-level blockers are addressed. I would suggest that you reach out to adam at stacks dot org to see if he could get you involved in hackathon efforts related to sBTC. Lastly, please note that we will be posting several sBTC-related Critical Bounties in the coming weeks here. Please keep your eyes peeled and submit an application to complete a bounty if any of them jump out at you.

Best, Will