https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/527

- **Goal:** Test sending 1 DOT from Kusama Treasury to Bill’s account.  
- **Why?** To check if cross-chain treasury transfers work safely.  
- **Amount:** 1 DOT (worth ≈ 0.25 KSM).  
- **Track Used:** Small Spender (max 10 KSM per proposal).  
- **How:** Uses a special treasury call for multi-asset spending.  
- **Safety:** Small amount, low risk, but proves the system works.  
- **Next Step:** After approval, the DOT will be sent to Bill’s account.

[SS] KSM #527 - Test Transfer of 1 DOT from Kusama Treasury Back to Bill’s Account

Permanence DAO

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/528

- A user requested a tip for their work on a project called Subxt.  
- They added support for Polkadot-JS accounts, a popular way to create accounts.  
- Before this, Subxt couldn't use these accounts.  
- They studied the Polkadot-JS code to understand how it works.  
- The password is secured with Scrypt and XSalsa20Poly1305 encryption.  
- They are asking for a tip of 40 KSM (a type of cryptocurrency).  
- This helps improve Subxt for users.

[BT] KSM #528 - Tip request for adding Polkadot-JS account support to Subxt

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1572

Mimir is a multisig solution for Polkadot ecosystem users, including enterprises, DAOs, and large asset holders. They have a proposal to improve the platform with four key innovations:

1. Call Templates: These templates make it easier to do common tasks by reducing the need for manual data input.
2. Omni UX: This feature allows users to manage multi-sig accounts across different parachains, making it easier to use across the Polkadot network.
3. Mimir PAPI SDK: This software development kit helps more applications use multisig and proxy users, making it easier for developers to connect with Mimir.
4. Proposer & Multisig API: This allows businesses and DAOs to use multi-sig approval processes in their internal operations, like budgeting and decision-making.

Mimir already has over 2,000 users and is growing in the Polkadot ecosystem. They aim to become the standard for multisig operations in Polkadot.

[MS] #1572 - Retroactive Fund - Optimizing Polkadot Multisig: Mimir’s Enhanced Features & Ecosystem Integration

Truth DAO

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1560

EasyA, a Web3 education app, has successfully completed Milestone 2 in their #360DaysOfPolkadot campaign, which aimed to educate and engage developers in the Polkadot ecosystem. They partnered with Parity and Web3 Foundation to update Polkadot content in their app and hosted hackathons at Harvard and London. The campaign inspired an a16z-backed startup, Axal, to build on Polkadot. Key highlights include:

- Over 1 million users on the EasyA app
- 700 developers participated in hackathons
- 126 projects were launched
- 137,000 developers started the in-app crash course
- Social media impressions reached over 14 million

The campaign also met or exceeded all key performance indicators, including the number of developers starting and completing the crash course, hackathon attendees, and hackathon projects. EasyA is now focusing on supporting developers to continue building on Polkadot and is working with the ecosystem to set up Polkadot Fast-Grants for funding.

[MS] #1560 - Milestone 2: EasyA x Polkadot: In-person hackathons and in-app Polkadot 2.0 crash course (#360DaysOfPolkadot)

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1559

RISC-V is gaining popularity in the decentralized internet, and Polkadot is already using it for its virtual machines. The first line of smart home devices built on RISC-V and integrated with Polkadot is being launched, with real hardware products and open-source firmware available on GitHub. A public kick-start campaign on IndieGoGo will test market interest in these web3-native, open-source, user-first solutions.

The campaign will launch three interconnected devices:
1. Altruist: an air quality sensor that publishes data to a decentralized map.
2. DevBoard Hikikomori: a developer-focused micro-controller dev board built on RISC-V, designed for engineers from both embedded and Web3 worlds.
3. RISC-V Smart Home Server: a server that unites open hardware, open connectivity, and open cloud, enabling control over smart devices without centralized cloud platforms.

The proposed budget includes funds for the Robonomics Creative Team, advertising and outreach, influencer engagement, and an independent code audit. The campaign aims to demonstrate a future rooted in transparency, decentralization, and open technology, and to lay the foundation for a long-term open ecosystem of devices, tools, and services.

[MS] #1559 - Kick-start Campaign for RISC-V Smart Home Devices, Secured by Polkadot

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1553

Polkadot is asking for $100,000 to help them work with the Texas Blockchain Council (TBC). TBC is a group that talks to lawmakers about rules for blockchain. Polkadot wants to be a part of TBC to help make good rules and find new business opportunities. The money will be used to join TBC and have someone work full-time on this. Judge Lucich, who has experience in business and community leadership, will help Polkadot with this project. They want to work with lawmakers, try new things, and make Polkadot more known in the United States.

[SS] #1553 - Texas Blockchain Council: Re-up and continued presence for Polkadot

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1549

KAGOME Treasury Proposal 4 is a plan to improve the diversity of Polkadot clients. KAGOME is a C++ version of the Polkadot Host, which helps make the Polkadot and Kusama networks safer and more innovative. This proposal wants to add new features to KAGOME and make sure it works well with Polkadot-SDK. 

The proposal has two main parts:
1. Security assessment of new features by SRLabs.
2. Adding new features to KAGOME, like faster erasure coding, networking improvements, and tests.

Quadrivium, the company behind KAGOME, and SRLabs, a security company, are asking for 981,800 USDC to complete this proposal. Quadrivium is a blockchain company that works on clients and peer-to-peer networking tools. SRLabs is a company that helps make sure blockchains are safe and secure.

[BS] #1549 - KAGOME – the C++ implementation of Polkadot Host milestone 4

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1555

Volmex Labs has proposed integrating their leading volatility indices, BVIV and EVIV, with Hydration, a Polkadot-native decentralized perpetual futures exchange. This integration aims to enhance Polkadot's DeFi capabilities and strengthen its ecosystem. The project involves smart contract development, platform-specific adaptations, advanced liquidity management, and security audits. The budget for this three-year initiative is $425,000 USDC, covering initial integration, maintenance, legal compliance, and market campaigns. The timeline spans nine months for the initial rollout and three years for continuous upgrades and expansions. The team's expertise includes top-tier talent from traditional finance, crypto quant groups, and software powerhouses. Performance metrics and success criteria include technical metrics, adoption metrics, and a risk management framework. Future developments include the rollout of Prime Rate Indices, Factor ETF Indices, and ongoing Volmex indices methodology enhancements.

[MS] DOT #1555 - Volmex Integration with Polkadot DEX Ecosystem

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1570

NFTMozaic is starting a new program to help early-stage projects create NFT apps on Polkadot. They will give money to about 20 projects to make simple, user-friendly apps that people can use. The projects need to focus on getting people to use their apps, like making wallets and doing things on the blockchain. The projects should be about things like games, entertainment, or using NFTs for businesses, not just art or collectibles. The NFTMozaic Council and a special team will choose the projects and make sure they follow the rules. The projects need to show how their app will be good for users and how it can grow if it becomes popular.