https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1791

- Polkadot started a Marketing Bounty to help the community promote the network.
- It was given a budget of 200,000 DOT each month.
- The community decided to stop it to save money and make sure spending is clear and effective.
- It was hard to measure how well the bounty was working.
- Stopping it will help protect Polkadot’s treasury funds.
- This does not mean Polkadot is stopping all marketing.
- The community will work together to find better ways to grow.
- Everyone is encouraged to share ideas for future plans.

[T] #1791 - Closing the Polkadot Marketing Bounty

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1793

- The Hungarian Polkadot DAO wants to help more people in Hungary and Central-Eastern Europe learn about and use Polkadot.
- It will run for six months and pay two managers to organize activities.
- They plan to teach blockchain at a university so students can earn credits.
- They will talk to businesses and the government about using Polkadot technology.
- They will make videos and articles in Hungarian to explain Polkadot.
- The group has already held many events and created helpful tools.
- Money for projects will come from existing Polkadot funds.
- If the university plan doesn’t work, they will return any unused money.

[SS] #1793 - Accelerating Ecosystem and Builder Growth, Education, and Adoption in Hungary and Central/Eastern Europe

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1794

- Treasury Guardian helps stop wasteful spending in Polkadot.
- It uses scheduled payouts so teams get paid only after completing work.
- Anyone can check if a team misses a milestone and propose to delay or cancel their payout.
- Proposers must put down a deposit, which they can lose if they are wrong.
- If the proposal passes, the guardian gets a small reward.
- No new powers are created—OpenGov still makes the final decision.
- It encourages more people to watch over projects.
- The goal is to make the treasury more efficient and protect funds.

[SS] #1794 - Treasury Guardian - OpenGov Accountability Layer

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1795

- The Polkadot Pioneers Prize bounty is being closed.
- It was created to support technical projects in the Polkadot network.
- The prize encouraged work in areas like zero-knowledge research.
- The program is no longer active.
- No more work is planned for it.
- The remaining ~702,950 DOT will be returned to the treasury.
- This referendum makes that happen on the blockchain.

[T] #1795 - Close the Polkadot Pioneers Prize Bounty and Return Remaining Funds to the Treasury

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1797

Update Hub to 2.0.3 https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v2.0.3

Whitelisted by: https://collectives.subsquare.io/fellowship/referenda/436

This release specifies the Ethereum Fulu hard-fork epoch and fork version, in time for the hard-fork on Ethereum mainnet on 3 Dec. It also relaxes some XCM permissions, to enable more XCM use cases on AssetHub.

[WC] #1797 - [Whitelisted Caller] Polkadot Asset Hub and Bridge Hub 2.0.3 Runtime Upgrade

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1796

**ink! for Polkadot Hub**

- This proposal asks for $362,500 to finish making ink! ready for Polkadot Hub.
- ink! lets developers write smart contracts in Rust, a popular and secure programming language.
- It is the only language that will work with PolkaVM, Polkadot's new technology.
- Over 5 million Rust developers could build on Polkadot using ink!.
- The work will make ink! stable, fix any security issues, and create helpful guides.
- This will allow DOT to be used in smart contracts when Polkadot Hub launches.
- It helps Polkadot stand out by using its own technology instead of just copying others.

[MS] #1796 - ink! Alliance — PolkaVM Rust Smart Contracts on Polkadot Hub: ink! V6 Technical Delivery

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1798

Here is a summary of the Ideal Network treasury proposal:

- Ideal Labs is asking for $38,760 for work they already did.
- They worked extra hours to finish the Ideal Network randomness system.
- They found two big problems during testing: the design didn’t work well, and there were security risks.
- They fixed the problems by changing the design and making it safer.
- They also added support for smart contracts and a payment system.
- The team paid for the extra work themselves to finish on time.
- All the work is done and can be checked on their GitHub page.
- This is a one-time request for the extra hours they worked.

[SS] #1798 - Retroactive Treasury Proposal: Ideal Network

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1799

- Mimir is a multisig wallet for businesses and groups in the Polkadot system.
- It helps users manage their digital money safely and easily across different networks.
- Mimir now has an AI helper called Mimo to answer questions and help with tasks.
- It supports Asset Hub migration, making it simpler for users to move their accounts.
- New features include batch transfers and transaction simulation for better security.
- The design is improved to be more user-friendly based on feedback.
- Mimir has grown, now securing over $40 million in assets and used by 3,380+ people.
- This update focuses on making Mimir smarter, safer, and easier to use.

[MS] #1799 - Retroactive Fund: Mimir - Smarter Multisig Tool For Polkadot Ecosystem

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1800

ReactiveDOT is a tool that helps developers build apps for Polkadot.

*   It makes building apps easier and faster.
*   It helps developers connect their apps to Polkadot.
*   It is used by many other projects.
*   The creator wants to keep improving it.
*   They will focus on teaching others how to use it.
*   They will fix problems and answer questions.
*   They are asking for funding for 3 months of work.
*   The goal is to help more people build on Polkadot.

[SS] #1800 - Funding for ReactiveDOT & related developments

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1802

- OpenSquare is a team that builds tools for Polkadot.
- They made Subsquare, Statescan, Dotreasury, and Off-Chain Voting.
- They want to help users verify their identity on Subsquare.
- Users can see and edit their identity info.
- Users can request a registrar to check their identity.
- OpenSquare will verify social media accounts like Discord and Twitter.
- They will make the verification steps simple and quick.

[GA] #1802 - OpenSquare Identity Registrar Application

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1803

- Adam is applying to be a Polkadot registrar to help people verify their identities on the blockchain.
- He is a cybersecurity expert and runs two Polkadot validators.
- Adam offers both automated tools and personal help, making it easy for everyone.
- You can contact him directly by email or social media for support.
- His system checks social media and email to confirm identities.
- He provides this service for free to help the community.
- Adam’s goal is to make the Polkadot network more secure and user-friendly.

[GA] #1803 - ECH0.RE Registrar Application

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1804

- OpenSquare is a team that builds tools for Polkadot.
- They made Subsquare, Statescan, Dotreasury, and Off-Chain Voting.
- They want to help users verify their identity on Subsquare.
- Users can see and edit their identity info.
- Users can request a registrar to check their identity.
- OpenSquare will verify social media accounts like Discord and Twitter.
- They will make the verification steps simple and quick.

[GA] #1804 - OpenSquare Identity Registrar Application

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1805

Kitdot is a toolkit that helps developers build apps on Polkadot using Solidity, a popular coding language.

- It makes it easy for new developers to start building on Polkadot without needing to learn everything first.
- Over 200 contracts were made using Kitdot in a recent hackathon.
- Most people who used it were new to Polkadot and could build projects quickly.
- It lets users log in with accounts like Google, so they don't need a crypto wallet right away.
- Kitdot helps developers by setting up their computers automatically for Polkadot projects.
- It also works with AI tools to help write and fix code.
- The goal is to bring more developers from other ecosystems to Polkadot.
- Future plans include making transactions free for users and building more helpful templates.

[BT] #1805 - Kitdot Development Funding (Retroactive)

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1806

- Polkassembly helps people see and talk about Polkadot decisions, with over 80,000 visitors each month.
- It shows clear information about how money is spent from the treasury and who is voting.
- A new tool called Klara uses AI to answer questions about Polkadot and help with voting.
- It makes it easier to understand who owns which accounts and how they are connected.
- The system was moved to better technology, making pages load faster and saving money.
- The team is asking for $224,000, mostly for work already done, to keep improving these tools.
- These tools are built so other apps can use them too, saving the ecosystem from building the same things multiple times.
- The goal is to make Polkadot's rules and spending easier for everyone to see and use.

[MS] #1806 - Polkassembly: Shared AI Governance Layer, Treasury Analytics & Infra Upgrade

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1807

- The Games Bounty is a fund to help game developers on Polkadot.
- It was created to encourage people to build games and tools.
- Now, it's time to end the bounty and give back the leftover money.
- About 34,000 DOT will go back to the Polkadot Treasury.
- The curators, who managed the bounty, will be removed.
- A final report from the curators will explain what was done.
- This vote is to officially close the bounty.

[T] #1807 - Close the Games Bounty and Return Remaining Funds to the Treasury

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1809

- No child bounties have been given yet.
- The bounty team did some work and expects to be paid about $33,000.
- There has been no recent activity from the bounty team.
- It's unclear if the remaining funds will be used well.
- It's hard to check on teams that joined because of privacy rules.
- Many teams get their own legal help, so this bounty might not be needed.
- It is recommended to end the bounty and give the money back.

[T] #1809 - Closing Bounty 62. Polkadot Legal Bounty.

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1811

- A team visited Venezuela to talk about Polkadot technology.
- They met with a bank, a business consulting company, and the stock exchange.
- They explained how Polkadot can help businesses with things like payments and tracking assets.
- The goal was to help more companies in Venezuela use Polkadot.
- The team asked for funding to cover their travel and work costs.
- They have done similar work before to promote Polkadot.
- They shared photos and links from their meetings.

[BT] #1811 - [Retroactive] Polkadot tech for enterprises

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1813

- Statescan is a free, open-source tool for exploring blockchain networks, especially those built with Substrate.
- It serves popular networks like Polkadot and Kusama, and is also used by many other projects.
- The service runs on 13 servers with large storage, costing about $2781 over 9 months for infrastructure.
- Regular maintenance includes monitoring servers, fixing bugs, and updating the code, requiring about 5 days of work per month.
- New features are added, like staking tools that help users see rewards and validators, which cost $12,800 to develop.
- The total cost for running Statescan, including infrastructure, maintenance, and new features, is $44,381.

[SS] #1813 - Statescan maintenance proposal from 2025.04 to 2025.12

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1814

This proposal asks for funding for work that helps people use Polkadot's OpenGov system.

**What it pays for:**
*   Making dashboards to see how money is spent and how people vote.
*   Tools to help manage your account identity and connections.
*   Upgraded computer systems to make the website faster and cheaper to run.
*   Building blocks that other developers can use to make their own apps.

**What it does NOT pay for:**
*   Any work related to Artificial Intelligence (AI).
*   Work for the Fellowship program.
*   Basic maintenance that is already paid for by another agreement.

The work is mostly done or will be finished by December 2025.

[MS] #1814 - Advancing OpenGov's Core: Governance Enhancements & Automated Analytics, Cost Optimization, and Infrastructure Exp...

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1808

- **AwesomeDOT Hub** is a project to build a website called awesome-dot.com.
- It will be a directory to help people find Polkadot projects and tools easily.
- The site will use bots to check if projects are active and trustworthy.
- It will have an open API so others can use the data for their own projects.
- The goal is to create long-term infrastructure for the Polkadot community.
- The project will take about 4 months to complete.
- They are asking for $76,000 USD to fund the work.
- All code and data will be open-source for everyone to use and improve.

[SS] #1808 - Treasury Proposal: AwesomeDOT – A Public Infrastructure Platform for Discovering and Maintaining Polkadot Ecosyste...

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1790

- This proposal fixes a payment that was already approved
- The original payment was for important NFT work
- A computer error stopped the payment from going through
- The error happened during a system upgrade
- The money amount is $180,000
- Experts have checked and confirmed the solution
- This just makes the original decision work correctly
- No changes were made to what was originally approved

[MS] #1790 - Ratify Approved Referendum #1768 - execution error due to AH migration

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1788

- RegionX Hub is the main app for Polkadot's Coretime model
- It helps users easily manage and use Coretime
- They built the first trustless secondary Coretime marketplace on Kusama
- The team works hard to make the app simple and easy to understand
- They updated the app with new features and improvements
- The team lowered their pay to keep the project going
- RegionX Hub is important for the Polkadot community
- Anyone can now help add features to the app

[SS] #1788 - RegionX Hub: Final Funding Request (Retroactive Work, Key Features, Maintenance)

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1787

- Fixes rates for USDT and USDC so they can be used correctly.
- These assets were not set up right after a system change.
- The rates help decide how much can be spent in governance votes.
- Old rates are removed and new ones are added with the same values.
- Rates are stored as big numbers with 18 decimal places.
- The value used is 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, which equals 10 USDT or USDC per DOT.
- Approved by Fellowship Referendum 432.

[WC] #1787 - Set DOT Asset Rates for USDT and USDC

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1786

- The Paseo Bounty team is asking for more money to keep working until early 2026.
- They need about 113,217 DOT, which is about $344,946.
- This money will pay for important work like updates, computer systems, and testing.
- It helps the team continue their work without stopping.
- Any extra money left over will be given back or saved for later.
- This is a temporary plan before they switch to a new way of getting money in 2026.
- You can read the full plan and see past requests using the links provided.

[BS] #1786 - Paseo Developer Testnet 2nd Top-up Request

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1781

Here's a simple summary of the proposal:

- The treasury currently burns 1% of its funds every 24 days.
- This burn destroys DOT tokens that could be used for other purposes.
- The total supply of DOT is now capped, so treasury income will decrease over time.
- Burning funds reduces money available for projects, security, and network growth.
- In 2024 alone, 1.66 million DOT were burned.
- The burn was originally meant to encourage spending, but may no longer be needed.
- The creator of Polkadot, Gavin Wood, supports stopping the burn.
- Voting "AYE" stops the burn and saves treasury funds for future use.

[WFC] #1781 - Preserve DOT Treasury from Burn

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1785

Update Hub to 2.0.2 https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v2.0.2

Whitelisted by https://collectives.subsquare.io/fellowship/referenda/429

## Issuance Fix

This runtime upgrade contains a fix to restore the daily DOT issuance to its nominal value of 328,797 DOT per day (120 Million DOT per year).  
The erroneous value was 114,253 DOT per day (41,7 Million DOT per year) which was a reduction to about 1/3 (34.74%).

[WC] #1785 - Polkadot Asset Hub 2.0.2 Runtime Upgrade

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1783

- Polkadot is starting a big campaign to get more people to use its system.
- It will give away money through airdrops to new users, no wallet needed.
- People can get $50, $100, or $200 for joining early.
- There will be weekly prizes of $250 and bigger monthly prizes.
- A new technology called Project Individuality keeps users anonymous and safe.
- It uses fun games like video calls to confirm real people without personal info.
- The money helps make Polkadot more secure and rewards active users.
- The goal is to bring many new people into the Polkadot community.

[R] #1783 - Polkadot People Initiative: Incentives for Mass Polkadot Activation Campaign

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1782



[WC] #1782 - 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1780

**CodeanDOT Bootcamp**

- CodeanDOT was a special bootcamp for women to learn about Polkadot.
- It happened over four Saturdays in July and August.
- The goal was to help women learn tech skills and join the Polkadot community.
- 25 women finished the bootcamp and learned to code and use Polkadot tools.
- They learned about smart contracts, hackathons, and creating digital art.
- Many shared their stories on social media to inspire others.
- The bootcamp was led by Space4Build and supported by women's tech groups.
- A second edition of the bootcamp is coming soon.

[ST] #1780 - Tip Proposal: CodeanDOT x Space4Build

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1779

ReactiveDOT is a tool that helps developers build apps for Polkadot.

- It makes building apps easier for all skill levels
- It reduces complicated code so developers can focus
- It has been used by several important projects
- The creator now wants to help more people use it
- They will improve guides and help with problems
- They will work 3 hours per day on this
- The project is asking for funding for 3 months
- The total requested amount is $24,750

[SS] #1779 - Funding for ReactiveDOT & related developments

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1777

Here are the main points about the system upgrade:

- Upgrading all system chains to version 2.0.0
- Preparing for Asset Hub Migration (moving some functions to Asset Hub)
- Adding 4 more trusted collators to improve security
- Changing a proxy account on Hydration to keep control after migration
- Fixing a bug that prevented some accounts from adding new locks
- Upgrade happens around November 3rd
- Asset Hub Migration starts around November 4th

[WC] #1777 - [Whitelisted Caller] Upgrade all system chains to v2.0 and schedule Asset Hub Migration

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1776

- We updated our proposal based on community feedback
- We lowered the budget from 83,600 to 60,800 USDC
- We made our project goals clearer with four simple steps
- Step 1: Build basic tool with reward system
- Step 2: Add tracking for delayed payments
- Step 3: Help more people use the tool
- Step 4: Create leaderboard and connect with other tools
- Guardians will watch payments to protect treasury funds
- All payments happen after work is completed and approved

[SS] #1776 - Treasury Guardian v2

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1773

Here's a simple summary of the ink! Alliance proposal:

- The ink! Alliance wants to finish making ink! v6 ready for Polkadot Hub
- This will let Rust developers build smart contracts on Polkadot
- They're asking for $538,000 to work for 6 months
- ink! is important because it uses Polkadot's special technology called PolkaVM
- Right now, about 1/3 of test contracts are already using ink!
- The money will help fix security issues and make ink! easier to use
- They'll create learning materials and help developers
- This helps Polkadot stand out from other blockchain platforms

[MS] #1773 - ink! Alliance — Enabling Rust Smart Contracts and Developer Growth on Polkadot Hub

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1774

Given the early community feedback regarding Ref #1770 - we are proposing to cancel referendum #1770 to re-draft the proposal to provide further information, which will then be re-posted in the future.&#x20;
Given the limitation on the Root track, cancelling #1770 also clears Root track to allow for the future proposal to be posted.

[RC] #1774 - Cancel #1770 to clear the root track

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1772

- Polkadot Staking Dashboard helps people stake their DOT tokens to earn rewards
- It will add new features like paying fees with stablecoins and liquid staking
- Users can transfer tokens between different Polkadot networks
- The dashboard will get a fresh new look and be easier to use
- It will support more languages and work better on mobile devices
- New hardware wallets like Ledger Stax will be supported
- The team will keep helping users through Discord and email
- All improvements will happen over 9 months starting November 2025

[MS] #1772 - Polkadot Staking Dashboard: Improvements, Upgrades & DeFi Integration 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1771

- StellaSwap is asking for 1 million DOT to continue a program that helps keep Polkadot's DeFi ecosystem active.
- The program gives rewards to people who provide liquidity, which makes trading easier for everyone.
- StellaSwap is a popular exchange on Polkadot where people can swap tokens.
- The goal is to keep users engaged and attract new projects to Polkadot.
- This will help increase trading, users, and the total value locked in DeFi.
- The DOT grant will be used to support important trading pools.
- StellaSwap has already handled over $2.2 billion in trading volume.
- They believe this program will help Polkadot grow even more.

[BS] #1771 - StellaSwap Incentive Program

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1770

Here's a simple summary about Web3 Citizenship:

- Web3 Citizenship helps prove you're a real person online
- It protects your privacy while stopping bots and fake accounts
- You use a phone app to become a "Citizen"
- Real people get rewards for participating
- The system uses special technology called Polkadot
- Money will be given only to verified humans
- No money will be used for advertising
- It creates a fair system for everyone

[R] #1770 - Web3 Citizenship Bootstrapping

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1769

- A Polkadot Ambassador spoke at a United Nations event in Venezuela.
- The event was about using Web3 and blockchain for development.
- Over 50 leaders from banks, companies, and schools attended.
- The Ambassador explained how Polkadot helps communities get funding.
- She showed how Polkadot’s OpenGov system works in a live demo.
- People asked many questions about using these tools in Venezuela.
- This helps more organizations learn about Polkadot and blockchain.
- The Ambassador is requesting 250 DOTs for her work and impact.

[ST] #1769 - Tip for participation in the “Web3: Blockchain for Development” Seminar

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1768

- Chaotic is asking for $180,000 to keep the Polkadot NFT marketplace running
- They have been building NFT tools for Polkadot for 5 years
- Their system currently handles over 1 million requests each month
- The money will pay for maintaining servers, adding new features, and fixing bugs
- Without funding, the NFT marketplace will stop working in October 2025
- Important projects like Nova Wallet use their services
- They manage 90,000+ NFTs on the platform
- The new Asset Hub launches in November and needs this marketplace

[MS] #1768 - Infrastructure Funding for Polkadot Asset Hub #4 - Maintenance & Continuation of Public good Polkadot NFT marketplace

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1766

- Polkawatch helps make Polkadot more decentralized.
- They released new tools to improve data sharing.
- Polkadot is now one of the most decentralized blockchains.
- Their data is used by apps and gets 100,000 requests each month.
- It costs about $3,000 per month to run Polkawatch.
- This equals about $1.50 per user each year.
- They are asking for funding to keep working in 2025.
- They plan to update for Polkadot 2.0.

[SS] #1766 - [USDC Resubmission] Polkawatch, Decentralization Analytics, Infrastructure and Maintenance 2025

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1818

PolkadotAvatars is a project that lets you use the same video game character in many different games. It's like having one toy that you can play with in all your favorite games.

Here's what it does:
- You can make one special character on a website.
- You can use that same character in games made with Roblox, Unity, or Unreal game engines.
- The games don't need to use cryptocurrency to work.
- Your character can earn rewards in games.

The team wants to build more over the next year, like:
- A better website to make your character.
- Tools for game makers to add this feature.
- New games to play with your character.
- More parts to customize your character.

This helps Polkadot by:
- Letting more people use and see what Polkadot can do.
- Giving a fun use for digital collectibles.
- Preparing for future online identity tools.

[MS] #1818 - PolkadotAvatars.com - OpenGov Funding Proposal

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1816

- A Polkadot program to improve user experience is being closed.
- It spent a lot of money, but most of it went to the people running it, not to outside teams.
- A big part of the money paid for reports that only helped one project at a time.
- The people in charge also got most of the money, which wasn't a good setup.
- Some tools they built, like a new user interface library, were not used by anyone.
- A few good things came from it, like a standard way to write addresses.
- The proposal is to stop the program and give the leftover money back.
- The goal is to try again with a better plan in the future.