https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1588

This proposal is about fixing two problems with bounties on Polkadot.

1. Curators were removed from some active bounties by mistake. This let someone else remove them with mean comments. The proposal wants to put the original curators back for three bounties:
   - Open Source Developer Grants Program (Bounty 59)
   - Games Bounty (Bounty 38)
   - Polkadot Pioneers Prize (Bounty 10)
   
   The teams working on these bounties agree with this change. In the future, a new update will let bounties last forever, so curators won't need to renew their role.

2. The proposal also wants to clean up some bounties that are not active anymore. These bounties will be closed because they have been inactive, don't have enough money, or don't have enough information. The bounties to close are:
   - Bounty 42
   - Bounty 60
   - Bounty 61
   - Bounty 65
   - Bounty 66
   - Bounty 68

[T] DOT #1588 - Curator Reinstatements & Bounty Housekeeping

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1591

The Polkadot Community Foundation (PCF) is a bridge between the Polkadot network's on-chain governance and real-world actions. It helps DOT holders influence off-chain activities. In its first year, the PCF worked on projects to grow the Polkadot ecosystem and market outreach. Now, it asks for more funding to continue its work.

The PCF has goals for its second year, like appointing two DOT directors and creating a transparent information hub. It wants to expand leadership and community engagement. The PCF also needs money for legal and insurance costs.

If the proposal is not approved, the PCF will have to wind down its operations, which could cause disruptions to ongoing projects and the need to find new ways to manage off-chain activities.

In conclusion, the PCF wants to continue helping the Polkadot ecosystem grow by connecting on-chain governance with real-world actions. Approving more funding will allow the PCF to keep doing this important work.

[BS] DOT #1591 - Polkadot Community Foundation (PCF) - Proposal for Renewed Funding for One Year

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1590

Gossamer is a team that works on Polkadot Relay Chain Validator using the Go programming language. They want to make the network better by being a full node and a validator node. They are asking for money to keep working on their project for six months. They will focus on building alternative implementations of Polkadot validator, JAM implementation, and improving Collator functionality. Gossamer has received funding before and they want to keep helping the Polkadot ecosystem grow. They will share updates on their progress every month.

[BS] DOT #1590 - Gossamer: Core Contributions to Polkadot [Q3/Q4 2025]

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1589

dAppForge is a project that aims to help developers build better decentralized applications (dApps), appchains, and parachains on the Polkadot network. They have completed three out of four milestones for their dAppForge V1.0. Here are the main points of their fourth and final milestone:

1. Improve the knowledge graphs for Solidity and Substrate, with a focus on Solidity and Foundry integration.
2. Integrate Polkadot Hub (AssetHub) documentation to help developers deploy Solidity smart contracts on AssetHub.
3. Benchmark Solidity performance using SolEval and compare it with other AI models.
4. Develop an API to allow developers to use the AI outside the plugin environment, like in bots for Discord/Telegram.

dAppForge's goal is to make it easier for developers to build on Polkadot and attract new developers to the ecosystem. They have a VS Code plugin that supports code generation and autocompletion for Solidity, Substrate, ink!, and Rust. This plugin helps developers understand the code better and build faster.

[MS] DOT #1589 - dAppForge Milestone 4 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1592

The Treasury Proposal is about a collaboration between Mubert Protocol and Pudgy Penguins, powered by Polkadot. Mubert Protocol is building the first data rollup on Polkadot, focusing on streaming and consumable data like AI-generated music. They want to work with Pudgy Penguins, a popular Web3 brand, to host events and increase Polkadot's visibility. 

The main goal is to bring new users to the Polkadot ecosystem through real-world events, AI-driven music, and Web3 culture. They plan to have AI music DJ sets, on-chain music experiences, and community activations in different countries. This will help Polkadot reach a younger audience and show its connection to real-world experiences.

This proposal is supported by the Web3 Foundation, SubWallet, and Mythical Games. It will help grow the Polkadot ecosystem, change its narrative, and bring more users and partners to the network. The events will also help Polkadot connect with other chains and mainstream audiences.

[MS] DOT #1592 - Pudgy Penguins <> Mubert Protocol Events Tour, Powered by Polkadot

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1593

WAGOI is a project that helps car owners control their car data and make money from it. It works with the EU Data Act and is built on Polkadot. Here are some important points about WAGOI:

1. It lets drivers own and control their car data.
2. Users can manage and sell their car data through a free mobile app.
3. Businesses can get access to this data if the users agree.
4. WAGOI can be the first app to follow the new EU law.
5. It has a big market of over $750 billion and can help Polkadot grow in Europe.
6. WAGOI already has over 1,000 users waiting and partnerships with big companies.
7. They plan to have many more users and business partners in the future.

WAGOI wants to show that Web3 can work well in the real world and follow rules. They want to use Polkadot as a trusted way to do this in Europe.

[BS] DOT #1593 -  WAGOI – Opportunity to put web3 at the heart of Europe’s data economy. 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1595

The RegionX Hub is a platform that has received positive feedback and requests for improvements. This proposal aims to fund the development of features and improvements to enhance the value of the hub. The proposal focuses on creating an easy-to-use interface for managing Coretime for projects and addressing confusion about the Agile Coretime model. The hub identifies four types of users: existing teams with Polkadot projects, new project teams, Coretime resellers, and enthusiasts. The proposal includes creating user-specific dashboards and help centers, as well as other features like urgent renewals, auto-renewals, and improved transaction status tracking. Development progress can be monitored on the public GitHub repository, and results will be visible on the RegionX Hub website.

[SS] DOT #1595 - RegionX Hub – New Features & Improvements

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1608

The Polkadot Community Foundation has proposed a plan to launch a "Polkadot" branded payment card for the Polkadot ecosystem. This non-custodial payment card will be issued globally and work anywhere Visa is accepted. It will be compatible with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and users will only pay a small transaction fee (under 1%). The card will be powered by smart contracts and allow users to hold and pay with USDC. The Polkadot Community Foundation has chosen Baanx as the card provider and issuer, and the card program will be managed by CL, a brand of Baanx. The card will be a debit card using the Visa network and will carry no other branding. There will be no cost to the Polkadot Treasury for the origination and setup of this card program. The card program aims to provide an alternative to traditional banking and increase the usability of the Polkadot ecosystem for payments and DeFi.

[WFC] DOT #1608 - Polkadot Community Foundation: Polkadot Payment Card

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1607

This request is for reimbursement for work done and travel expenses during the Ambassador Sprint phase between February and May 2025. The goal was to increase the visibility of the Ambassador Fellowship, build relationships, and support Polkadot's growth. Activities included events in ETHDenver, Miami, Lugano, and Toronto, as well as preparations for Phase II of the Fellowship. The outcomes include team migrations to Polkadot, new events, and an advisory structure. The request is for fair compensation for the team's hard work and contributions to the program's success.

[SS] DOT #1607 - Ambassador Fellowship Sprint Payment & Reimbursement for Ambassador / BD travel for 5 months

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1612

Subsquare is a popular governance platform for Polkadot, with over 250,000 unique visitors in the latest month. The team is seeking new funding for continuous maintenance and development of new features from 2024 Q3 to 2025 Q2. The proposal includes infrastructure costs, maintenance work, and new features development.

**Infrastructure Costs:**
- Servers, Vercel, domain, email service, IPFS pin service, AI vendors, and currency exchange, totaling $4,024.

**Maintenance Work:**
- Daily server monitoring, codebase maintenance, user support, and collaboration with other teams.

**New Features Development:**
1. New design of profile pages for better user experience.
2. Identity business support for viewing and managing identities.
3. Assethub migration support for data continuity and validity.
4. Proxy support for managing proxies and signing extrinsics as a proxy account.
5. Coretime support for better UI to understand coretime business and on-chain status.
6. Search feature for proposals, addresses, and list pages.
7. Bounties enhancement for better user actions and claim button visibility.
8. Multisig enhancement for approving, canceling, and executing multisig on account pages.
9. On-chain data explorers for proxies, vesting, and multisigs.
10. UX enhancement after UX bounty audit for better user experience.
11. Walletconnect support for mobile users.
12. Other features like address unification support, account switching, and extension metadata update notifications.

**Budget:**
- Total budget for infrastructure, maintenance, and common features development is $444,124.

**Q&A:**
1. Subsquare is dedicated to the Polkadot ecosystem and has over 260k monthly unique visitors.
2. The plan is to make Subsquare a full-featured dapp for Polkadot, helping the community understand and track Polkadot status while providing a good user experience.

[MS] DOT #1612 - Subsquare new batch of features development and maintenance

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1611

JAMTON is a special connection that helps two big systems, TON and Polkadot, talk to each other. TON has many users from Telegram, and Polkadot has lots of cool projects. JAMTON makes it easy for them to work together.

JAMTON is like a door that lets people from TON and Telegram join the Polkadot world. This helps Polkadot grow bigger and better because more people can use it.

JAMTON has some big plans:
1. It will make it easy for TON users to join Polkadot.
2. It will bring more money into Polkadot projects.
3. It will build a place where people can trade things without a middleman.
4. It will make it easy for projects to work with JAMTON using a special wallet.

JAMTON has already done some work and has a main network and an app for people to use. They want some money to keep building and make their project even better. This will help Polkadot become a better place for everyone.

[MS] DOT #1611 - Treasury Proposal for Funding the JAMTON Project - Stage 2

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1614

- The Polkadot Ambassador Fellowship helps grow the Polkadot community.  
- It started with 162 Ambassadors and 12 projects.  
- The Fellowship teaches, supports, and connects people.  
- It follows values like teamwork, fairness, and new ideas.  
- Next, it will add 70 more Ambassadors and focus on gaming, education, and more.  
- It needs $220,000 per month for 9 months to keep growing.  
- People can learn more through videos, slides, or a full proposal.  
- The goal is to make Polkadot stronger and more decentralized.

[BS] DOT #1614 - Polkadot Ambassador Fellowship: The Ascent Cycle (July 2025 - March 2026)

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/539

- Kusama has too many tokens and not enough ways to reduce them.  
- Some old ways to burn tokens don’t work anymore.  
- The coretime market isn’t helping reduce tokens either.  
- New projects can’t easily join because cores are full.  
- A new idea called the "Dark Hole" pallet would burn tokens forever.  
- It would help make Kusama’s tokens more valuable by reducing supply.  
- Future updates could let some burned tokens help fund other projects.

[WFC] KSM #539 - WFC: DarkHole Pallet - General purpose burn mechanism

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/538

- A proposal suggests adding new tools for DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) in AssetHub.  
- It focuses on technical upgrades without telling W3F or DVs how to operate.  
- The goal is to help DAOs work better on-chain.  
- New tools would include:  
  - A voting system for DAO decisions.  
  - A way to manage DAO memberships.  
  - A system to organize and control DAOs.  
  - Custom settings for DAO governance.  
- These tools were tested on Kreivo and worked well.  
- Adding them to AssetHub will give DAOs more power, especially with future smart contracts.

[WFC] KSM #538 - Counter WFC: More tools for DAOs in AssetHub

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1619

- Pop CLI is a tool for Polkadot developers, started in 2023.  
- Made by R0GUE, a team with Polkadot experience.  
- Got funding in 2024 to improve and grow.  
- Helps build Polkadot chains and smart contracts easily.  
- Works with other tools like OpenZeppelin.  
- Plans to add more features like AI and better testing.  
- Used and recommended by the Polkadot community.  
- More updates and improvements coming soon.

[MS] DOT #1619 - Pop CLI: An All-in-one Tool for Polkadot Development

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/540

- Foundations focus on network value but may lack clear goals.  
- Without profit motives, foundations can have weak accountability.  
- Spending others' money without oversight often leads to poor results.  
- Companies might be a better structure for alignment.  
- A new proposal links tokens to company equity for better incentives.  
- Tokens could represent legal rights in a public company.  
- The goal is to create enforceable rules for token holders.

[WFC] KSM #540 - Please read https://a16zcrypto.com/posts/article/end-foundation-era-crypto/

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1623

- A new idea for Polkadot to work with Ethereum, different from what Parity is doing.  
- Wants to use existing tools to make it safer and faster.  
- Keeps current projects like Moonbeam and Acala happy.  
- Plans to test the idea first with a small budget (30k-60k USDC).  
- Aims to avoid security risks and splits in the Polkadot community.  
- Made by Wei Tang, who knows a lot about Ethereum and Polkadot.  
- The idea is open for discussion and voting by the community.

[T] DOT #1623 - Exploration of a brand-new direction for Polkadot's Ethereum-compatibility layer

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1624

- LunoKit helps developers connect wallets easily for Polkadot apps.  
- It works with many wallets like Polkadot.js and Talisman in one simple way.  
- Manages accounts, chains, and sessions so developers don’t have to.  
- Ready-to-use buttons and panels for quick, good-looking apps.  
- Built by Lunolab, a team with lots of Polkadot experience.  
- Costs $49,200 and takes 3 months to build.  
- Future plans include Web2 logins and EVM chain support.  
- Try the demo at [demo.lunolab.xyz](https://demo.lunolab.xyz/).

[SS] DOT #1624 - LunoKit: Developer-friendly Web3 account connection infrastructure

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1622

N/A

[WFC] DOT #1622 - N/A

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1625

- **ReactiveDOT** is a tool to make building apps for Polkadot easier.  
- It helps developers write less code and focus on making great apps.  
- It already supports **Ink! contracts** and has fast loading.  
- New features will include **Solidity contract support** and better cache control.  
- The team is working on making queries smarter and easier to use.  
- Funding is requested for 4 months of work (July–October 2025).  
- Total funding needed: **89,000 USDC**.

[MS] DOT #1625 - Continue funding for ReactiveDOT & related developments

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1629

- Polkadot is making some changes to how it works  
- They are updating prices (costs) for services  
- The system will now have 100 cores instead of 66  
- The changes will happen at block number 26,803,000  
- Developers use special computer commands to prepare these changes  
- The changes need to be approved by the community  
- This is part of making Polkadot better over time

[WC] DOT #1629 - Upgrade Coretime system chain to 1.6.0 and 100 cores

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1617

- **Project DAVOS** helps Polkadot users find the best delegates for governance.  
- It uses AI to match users with delegates who share their values.  
- Users can see how delegates voted in the past.  
- The goal is to make governance easier and more transparent.  
- The team is asking for $25,000 to build a working version.  
- The project has two milestones: first, making profiles and matching, then improving the system.  
- The team has experience in blockchain and AI.  
- They want feedback from the community.

[SS] DOT #1617 - Project DAVOS – AI Delegate Matching Assistant for Polkadot OpenGov

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1616

N/A

[RK] DOT #1616 - N/A

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1615

submitted with the wrong currency

[SS] DOT #1615 - wrong amount - to terminate

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1630

- Polkadot ambassadors AG and Saimon worked in Caracas from June 9-13.  
- They spoke at a banking conference about Web3 business models.  
- Over 150 people attended, learning about Polkadot technology.  
- They met with the United Nations to discuss using Polkadot for projects.  
- They also held a meetup with biker entrepreneurs.  
- They did not get paid for their work.  
- They are asking for 250 DOTs each as payment.

[BT] DOT #1630 - Tip for participation in an Institutional Conference

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1587

Snowbridge is a trustless bridge in the Polkadot ecosystem that has been live for almost a year with no on-chain issues. It has become critical to the Polkadot ecosystem and is the longest-running and most complex public goods project outside of Parity. This proposal covers the next year of spends for the final 12 milestone payments and team incentives from June 2025 to June 2026. It also renews the insurance and bug bounty programs for further incentive alignment.

Key points:
- Snowbridge has a total value locked of around $63 million.
- There are about 24 ecosystem integrations with parachains, wallets, apps, and other services across the Polkadot ecosystem.
- The team has shipped many features and improvements for Snowbridge over the last year, including cost and performance improvements, developer tooling for integrations, and a major re-architecture into Snowbridge V2.
- The proposal includes a total payment of 254,064 DOT and 4,062,500 USDC, covering milestone completion bonuses, successful operation incentives, and insurance and bug bounty payments.

[BS] DOT #1587 - Snowbridge 2025/2026 Milestone Payouts

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1586

Merkle Science has a Medium Spender Proposal for the Polkadot community to support the growth of the Asset Hub. They will help with compliance and security, making it easier for financial institutions and startups to work within the Polkadot ecosystem. This will help protect users and promote DeFi innovation. They are also working on cross-chain tracing solutions to improve security. You can find more information on their proposal and contact them through the provided links.

[MS] DOT #1586 - Merkle Science paving the way for institutional adoption and DeFi Innovation

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/547

- Changes include new pricing rules  
- Number of cores increased from 100 to 140  
- Upgrade will happen at block 29059999  
- Special commands used to build and submit changes  
- Commands include network name "kusama"  
- Changes need approval before happening

[WC] KSM #547 - Upgrade Coretime system chain to 1.6.0, +40 cores

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1585

Avatar Accounts is a technology that allows users to interact with Polkadot SDK parachains using their existing Ethereum wallets. It aims to bridge the gap between Polkadot's technology and Ethereum's user base. For builders, it offers a plug-and-play solution with a Substrate pallet and JavaScript SDK. For users, it's as simple as signing a message to access the platform. The proposal seeks funding for six months of development, support, integrations, and market efforts to bring Avatar Accounts to multiple parachains and decentralized applications (dapps).

[MS] DOT #1585 - Avatar Accounts: Bringing The Whole Web3 To Polkadot

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/537

- Some people want to lower Kusama's inflation like Polkadot did.  
- Lowering inflation on Polkadot didn’t make the token price go up as expected.  
- It also made staking rewards smaller.  
- Doing this on Kusama could hurt people who stake (nominators).  
- Instead, the idea is to lock some staking rewards so they can’t be sold right away.  
- Locked tokens can still be used for staking or voting.  
- The community should vote on how much to lock.  
- Validators would still get full rewards.

[WFC] KSM #537 - Develop a mechanism to lock a percentage of staking rewards as set out in the details of this referendum

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1628

N/A

[ST] DOT #1628 - N/A

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1584

This proposal asks for 1,200,000 DOT to extend the Polkadot Marketing Bounty for six more months. The current Marketing Bounty has saved a lot of money, going from spending $16.10 million to $4.47 million, while keeping the administrative costs at 4%. They have worked on many projects with different groups and companies in 19 countries. They have made the Polkadot name more popular and worked on many marketing and communication projects. They have also made important partnerships with companies like BLAST Premier and Serotonin. They want to keep getting money to help launch the Polkadot App and other projects. They are also adding two new people to their team to help with their plans.

[T] DOT #1584 - Marketing Bounty Refill May 2025

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/536

- **Kusama & Polkadot x Arcadia**: A special project called "THE SPIDER."  
- **Interactive Proposal**: A fun online link to explore the idea.  
- **Written Proposal**: A detailed document explaining the project.  
- **Arcadia’s Web**: Uses art to connect people, not just data.  
- **Spider Installation**: Tells an old story about a web linking cultures.  
- **Live Experience**: A dancefloor where people help weave the web together.  
- **Web3 Culture**: Shows how technology can bring people closer.  
- **Not Just Ads**: A real, exciting event celebrating Web3 in the streets.

[BS] KSM #536 - Kusama (ft. Polkadot) x Arcadia: THE SPIDER

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/541

Upgrade Kusama Asset Hub to [1.6](https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v1.6.0) and **enable Pallet revive contracts** 🎉

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[WC] KSM #541 - Upgrade Kusama Asset Hub to 1.6

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1597

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[SS] DOT #1597 - Ignore.

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1596

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[SS] DOT #1596 - Ignore.

https://kusama.subsquare.io/referenda/535

- Polkadot is focusing on resilience and strong on-chain governance.  
- Current Decentralized Voices (DV) groups rely too much on centralized tools.  
- Polkadot can use DV to create strong, on-chain political parties.  
- Kusama Asset Hub needs upgrades to support better DAO tools.  
- Kreivo’s technology can help make these upgrades.  
- New DVs should have clear goals and use only on-chain tools.  
- A step-by-step plan will help transition to resilient DAOs.

[WFC] KSM #535 - WFC: Use Decentralized Voices Cohort #5 to drive the evolution of resilient on-chain political parties..

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1618

- A person was asked to lead operations until May 3, 2025.  
- No resources (people or money) were given to help.  
- They paid for tools since March 31, 2025, using their own money.  
- They want to be paid back for these costs.  
- If not paid back, they will ask OpenGov for help.  
- Another request for payment for their work will come later.  
- This marks the end of that phase.

[ST] DOT #1618 - Ambassador Fellowship Tooling: Personal Reimbursement Request

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1579

A proposal called Ref 703 was made to get money for a project, but the people who asked for the money missed the chance to get it. They made a new proposal to fix this problem and get the money they were supposed to get. They already did the project, which was a big success. They want to make sure they get the money they were promised, and they are asking for help to fix this mistake.

[MS] DOT #1579 - Payout approved by Ref 703 expired - Encode Club

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1580

Epico is a project that aims to make Polkadot SDK chains compatible with Ethereum wallets like MetaMask. This will allow users to interact with Polkadot-based applications using their existing Ethereum wallets without needing extra plugins or understanding new account formats. The project has received interest from several parachain teams, including Mythos and Frequency. 

The main goal of Epico is to make Polkadot-based apps more accessible to the largest wallet user base in the blockchain ecosystem, which is currently dominated by Ethereum users. By reducing the learning curve and eliminating the need for new wallets, Epico can boost the adoption of both new and existing dApps built on Polkadot SDK.

The project is seeking funding to complete the development and open-source rollout of Epico. The budget requested is $246,330 USDC, which will be used for finalizing the code, writing documentation, conducting peer reviews, and providing technical support for the first three months after open-sourcing. The project plans to open-source Epico under the Apache 2.0 license upon completion, giving the community full access to the codebase.

BlockDeep Labs, the team behind Epico, has a history of contributing to the Polkadot ecosystem, including developing the Mythos parachain, providing code reviews for 20 teams, and developing smart account abstraction and XCM Tracer.