https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1883

Upgrade to [Release v2.2.1](https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v2.2.1) whitelisted by https://collectives.subsquare.io/fellowship/referenda/516

[WC] #1883 - Runtime Upgrade v2.2.1 For All System Chains

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1885

- Paseo testnet needs money to run in early 2026.
- Asking for $392,500 in USDC, a stablecoin.
- This is the first time using stablecoins for funding.
- Old DOT money will be sent back to the treasury.
- The proposal has a budget plan and goals.
- This is a fix of a previous proposal that had a mistake.

[MS] #1885 - Paseo Testnet Operations H1 2026 - USDC Funding via Multi-Asset Bounty

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1880

- DeServe is a new global RPC network for the Paseo testnet.
- It has 14 locations worldwide to give fast service.
- It is 80% cheaper than the current provider (IBP).
- Over 500 million requests have been served in two weeks.
- It plans to expand to all Paseo services quickly.
- The first payment request is $11,719 to start the rollout.
- Future payments will be based on performance reports.
- Built by Helikon, a trusted Polkadot contributor.

[SS] #1880 - DeServe.network Global Paseo Archive RPC Deployment - Proposal #1

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1879

DeServe is a new global RPC network for Polkadot. It helps apps connect to the blockchain quickly and reliably.

*   It has servers in **14 locations** around the world for low latency.
*   It is already live for some Polkadot chains and serving **millions of requests daily**.
*   It is **80% cheaper** than the current main provider (IBP).
*   This proposal asks for **$24,112** to help launch the service for all Polkadot chains.
*   Future payments will be requested every 3 months with full performance reports.
*   It is built by **Helikon**, a team with a long history of working on Polkadot.

[SS] #1879 - DeServe.network Global Polkadot Archive RPC Deployment - Proposal #1

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1878

- Paseo testnet needs money to run for the first half of 2026.
- They are asking for $392,500 in USDC, a type of stablecoin.
- This is the first time they are asking for stablecoins instead of DOT.
- The leftover DOT from an old fund (about 38,946 DOT) will be given back.
- The money will pay for people to work, run servers, and other costs.
- You can read all the details in a longer document they linked.

[MS] #1878 - Paseo Testnet Operations H1 2026 - USDC Funding via Multi-Asset Bounty

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1876



[ST] #1876 - 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1875

- **LunoKit** is a tool for developers to connect wallets and manage accounts in the Polkadot ecosystem.
- It makes building apps easier by handling wallet connections and providing ready-to-use components.
- The team has already built and improved LunoKit, and it's being used by several projects.
- They are now asking for funding to add support for EVM wallets (like MetaMask) over the next six months.
- This will let apps support both Polkadot and EVM accounts with one tool.
- The funding will pay for development work in monthly steps, with clear goals for each month.
- The total request is for **$65,580 USDC**, which includes some payment for work already done.

[SS] #1875 - LunoKit — Unified Account Connection Infrastructure for Polkadot SDK + EVM Chains

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1874

This proposal asks for funding to improve Polkadot-API, a tool for building apps on Polkadot.

*   It will add new features to the main Polkadot-API library.
*   It will update a related software kit (SDK) to keep it working well.
*   It will make a developer tool called PAPI Console better and easier to use.
*   It will help improve the technical rules (specifications) that apps use to talk to the network.

The team is asking for **76,380 €** to do this work.

[SS] #1874 - Polkadot-API: Additional Feature Development through Polkadot Community Foundation

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1873



[BT] #1873 - 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1872

- Polkadot is changing to a new system called Dynamic Allocation Pool (DAP).
- A recent change reduced the amount of new DOT created (called "issuance") by 53.6%.
- Validators, who help run the network, now earn less from this issuance.
- To help validators, a rule is proposed to set their minimum fee (called "commission") to 10%.
- This rule was planned for later but many think it should start now to support validators sooner.
- If the rule passes, all validators with fees below 10% will be automatically raised to that level.
- This is a temporary measure until the full DAP system is in place.

[SA] #1872 - Setting minimum Validator commission to 10%

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1871

- This vote is about ending two grant programs.
- The programs are called Polkadot Fast Grants and Open Source Developer Grants.
- They have finished their work.
- All payments that were due have been paid.
- Any leftover money will go back to the Polkadot Treasury.
- This is being done according to the rules.

[T] #1871 - Closeout of Polkadot Fast Grants & Open Source Developer Grants Bounty

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1869

- We are updating a computer program called Snowbridge to make it work better.
- The update will make messages travel much faster, from 30 minutes down to 1 or 2 minutes.
- It also lets people test messages before sending them for real.
- The new parts of the program are at specific addresses on the Ethereum network.
- The update was tested very carefully to make sure it works correctly and safely.
- Security experts checked the new code to find and fix any problems.
- This update is controlled by the community's voting system.

[WC] #1869 - Upgrade Snowbridge Gateway Contract

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1870

- The proposal asks for money to pay people who help run important parts of Polkadot.
- They changed the plan to ask for less money each month for these helpers.
- They will pay for work already done in January and February.
- They want to pay for 10 more months, from March to December.
- They are helping more chains now, including a new one called Bulletin.
- They are not paying for any new tools.
- The total amount they are asking for is $146,700.

[MS] #1870 - System Parachain Collator Bounty - Top up (2026)

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1868

- Gabriele helped teach a class at his university about Web3 and Polkadot.
- He and another student showed real projects they built.
- They explained how this technology can solve important problems.
- Special guests from companies also came to talk.
- The class was part of the official university program.
- The teacher posted about it on LinkedIn with pictures.
- Gabriele is asking for 250 DOT as a thank you for his work.

[ST] #1868 - UEL Web3 & Polkadot Student Panel 

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1866

**Subscan Funding Request Summary**

*   **What is Subscan?** It's the main block explorer for Polkadot. It shows all the data from the Polkadot network, like transactions and account balances.
*   **What are they asking for?** They need money to keep running and improving their service for 6 months (July-December 2025).
*   **How much money?** They are asking for **$202,416**.
*   **What is the money for?**
    *   **Service Fees ($151,200):** To pay for the computers, storage, and people needed to keep the explorer running 24/7 for 6 Polkadot networks.
    *   **Development Fees ($51,216):** To pay for important upgrades they already finished, like fixing data after a big network change called the "AssetHub migration."
*   **Team Contribution:** The Subscan team is paying for 30% of the development costs themselves to help the community.
*   **Future Plans:** They are working to make their systems cheaper to run. They plan to offer lower prices starting in 2026.
*   **Why is it important?** Many people in the Polkadot community, like developers and users, rely on Subscan to see what's happening on the network.

[MS] #1866 - [Polkadot] Subscan 2025 Q2-Q4 Funding Proposal: Basic service fee for the Polkadot Relaychain and Polkadot public ...

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1865

- Subscan is asking for money to keep their website working for five Polkadot test networks.
- They want $21,690 to pay for six months of work from July to December 2025.
- This is less money than before because they are giving a 40% discount while they make their systems better.
- The money pays for important jobs like fixing the website after updates and watching the networks to make sure they run smoothly.
- Subscan knows that the Westend network might be replaced soon. They ask the community to say if they should keep supporting it and for how long.
- They plan to charge even less money starting in 2026 after they finish their improvements.
- This request is only for basic maintenance work and does not include making any new features.

[SS] #1865 - [Westend] Subscan 2025 Q3-Q4 Funding Proposal: Basic service fee for the Westend Relaychain and Westend public par...

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1864

- We want to put a special tool called the CREATE2 factory on Polkadot Asset Hub.
- This tool helps big apps like Uniswap use the same address on different blockchains.
- There's a problem: the usual way to install it doesn't work because of a gas price rule on Asset Hub.
- Our solution is to use a special governance call to install it correctly.
- We already tested this solution on a test network, and it worked.
- This will help developers build apps more easily on Polkadot.
- Once it's installed, it will work forever with no extra steps needed.

[WC] #1864 - Deploy Universal Deterministic Deployment Proxy (CREATE2 Factory) on Asset Hub

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1862

Whitelisted by https://collectives.subsquare.io/fellowship/referenda/497 to upgrade all System Chains to [Release 2.1.1](https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v2.1.1).

[WC] #1862 - Runtime Upgrade 2.1.1

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1859

PolkaWorld wants to keep helping the Chinese community learn about Polkadot.

*   They are asking for money to keep working for 12 more months.
*   They write articles, make videos, and host live chats.
*   They translate English news into Chinese so more people can understand.
*   They explain big changes, like new technology or rules.
*   They help Chinese users talk to the bigger Polkadot community.
*   Their work helps keep Polkadot popular in China.
*   They have a team of writers, video makers, and designers.

[MS] #1859 - PolkaWorld Ops and Maintenance proposal：2026.4 - 2027.3

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1860

OpenSquare is a team that makes Polkadot easier to use. They have four main tools: Subsquare, Statescan, Dotreasury, and Off-Chain Voting. They are asking for support in 2026 to keep these tools running and to add new features.

Here’s what they plan to do:

*   **Keep everything running:** They will pay for servers and other services, and fix any problems that come up.
*   **Make Subsquare better:** They will add new features to help people vote and understand proposals on Polkadot.
*   **Improve treasury tracking:** They will create new pages to show how Polkadot’s treasury money is spent.
*   **Support new voting programs:** They will add tools for special voting groups called "Decentralized Voices."
*   **Update other tools:** They will add new features to Statescan, Dotreasury, and Off-Chain Voting.

[MS] #1860 - OpenSquare products maintenance and development funding for 2026

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/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/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] #1555 - Volmex Integration with Polkadot DEX Ecosystem

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1557

A certification system is suggested to make sure proposal documents are real and cannot be changed. This system checks if the documents stay the same as when they were first made and tells us if any changes are made, showing when and what was changed. This helps to keep the proposal process safe and makes sure everyone can trust that the documents show the agreed terms without any changes made without permission.

[SS] #1557 - Google Drive Document Integrity and Certification System for Secure Proposals

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1558

Polkadot is working to grow its developer base, especially targeting Web2 developers interested in new areas. Weever (formerly WEB3DEV) has been helping Polkadot grow in Latin America through education and collaboration. They are now focusing on making Polkadot more accessible to entry-level developers, especially in Brazil where other ecosystems are becoming popular.

Many Web2 developers in Latin America are curious about blockchain but lack beginner-friendly resources to explore Polkadot. Weever proposes a comprehensive onboarding journey to integrate both Web2 and Web3 developers into Polkadot's Web3 ecosystem. They will guide developers through hands-on tutorials and activities to build decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure from scratch.

Weever's goals include deploying 5 applications on Westend via tutorials, onboarding 1,500 Web2 developers to Polkadot in Latin America, hosting an online hackathon, educating 500 developers on Polkadot governance and tech, and updating EVM tutorials for the Asset Hub by Q3 2025. They will also run weekly livecoding support sessions focused on Solidity and Web3 integration.

This initiative aims to turn Latin America's untapped developer talent into a thriving community of Polkadot builders. The content will be subtitled in Portuguese and Spanish and remain available online as a long-term resource. Weever's efforts will drive Asset Hub adoption, fuel the Polkadot Hub's expansion, and position Polkadot as the top choice for Latin America's emerging developers.

[MS] #1558 - Supporting the Launch of Polkadot Hub: Campaign to Onboard Web2 Developers in LATAM and Beyond

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/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/1527

<p>Please vote Nay. We have changed the request for dot into usdt. Please go to </p>[referenda 1531](https://polkadot.polkassembly.io/referenda/1531)<p />

[MS] #1527 - Please vote Nay.

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1525

- A proposal for usernames was recently withdrawn.
- People discussed the idea, and no one raised concerns until after the proposal went live.
- To prevent confusion, the proposal was canceled.
- Supporters showed trust in the initiative with votes and feedback.
- The proponents are WinterStamp and Jay Stormy, both experienced in technology and blockchain.
- WinterStamp created PolkaIdentity to help people manage their identities on the Polkadot network.
- Jay Stormy is a marketing expert who helps companies in the creator economy.

[GA] #1525 - Please vote NAY

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1531

- The Polkadot Ecology Research Institute is a big research group in Asia about the Polkadot community.
- They have been working on Polkadot for more than 6 years and have helped many projects and events.
- The team has written nearly 300 pieces about Polkadot and has reached over 63 million readers.
- They support projects in the Polkadot ecosystem, even outside China, often for free.
- Their Twitter account has grown a lot, with over 4,700 followers this year.
- They recently shared a big report about Polkadot's future that got a lot of attention.
- They are asking for money to help pay for their operations and work for another year.

[MS] #1531 - The operating cost for the research organization Polkadot Ecology Research Institute for 2025/4-2026/3

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1543

SAGE, or Substrate Asset Game Engine, is a proposal by Rosťa aimed at benefiting the Polkadot ecosystem, particularly for junior developers and game developers. The main goal is to improve tooling for .net development in Polkadot, which is used by many projects like Xcavate, Ajuna, and PlutoFramework. Supporting SAGE will help these projects by allowing teams to focus more on their final products and less on low-level details.

Cedric, the main developer behind SAGE and his company Ajuna, have a proven track record of developing open-source tooling for the .net ecosystem and creating advanced on-chain games. Their work is well-maintained and has been beneficial for the community, as seen in the quick responses to GitHub issues and contributions from other developers.

SAGE has already shown its effectiveness in hackathons, with projects using Substrate.Net.Api winning major prizes. The .net tooling developed by Cedric and Ajuna is powerful and easy to use, which is crucial for the success of projects relying on it.

Marketing for SAGE is not necessary, as developers will naturally find and use the tooling if it is useful for their C# applications secured by Polkadot. SAGE aims to provide a full-featured solution for game developers who may not be familiar with blockchain technology.

The value brought by SAGE is proportional to the amount requested, with Cedric asking for a small percentage of the treasury funds. The impact on the ecosystem is already significant, and the potential for growth is even larger. SAGE offers more than just Unity SDK integration, including Substrate pallets and a JavaScript SDK.

[MS] #1543 - Substrate Asset Game Engine (SAGE) revised

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1548

In light of the feedback from community (credits: Cris and Shawn) — I realized I failed to deliver value to justify the costs to DOT holders and hence have decided to rescind this proposal and work to generate the value first.

I sincerely apologise to the community for falling short here, I shall work continually and do whatever it takes to deliver on the promised value and rebuild trust.

[MS] #1548 - Please vote NAY

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1546

Polkadot is planning to upgrade to version 1.5.0, which includes a new feature called Elastic Scaling. This upgrade will help the network grow and adapt more easily. After the upgrade, another step is needed to make Elastic Scaling work. You can read more about it [here](https://github.com/polkadot-fellows/runtimes/releases/tag/v1.5.0). The upgrade will happen around May 14, 2025. More information can be found [here](https://collectives.subsquare.io/fellowship/referenda/337).

[WC] #1546 - [Whitelisted Caller] Upgrade Polkadot to v1.5.0

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1544

PolkaBiz is a program that helps new businesses grow in the Polkadot ecosystem. They have been working hard to find and support new entrepreneurs. From January to April 2025, they did many things like:

1. Checked 100+ business applications
2. Helped 68 businesses with coaching
3. Got 8 businesses funding from Web3 Foundation, totaling $240,000
4. Helped 3 more businesses get $60,000 in grants
5. Created a portal for business founders
6. Helped a company make a deal with a national government
7. Introduced a big Web2 company to Web3

PolkaBiz needs money to keep doing this work. They are asking for $82,666.66 for the past 4 months. They think programs like theirs are important for Polkadot to grow. You can read their full proposal here: [link](https://docs.google.com/document/d/142EZKo4CKbwIlGQklGl1MaIBT3qdMEDQHATro9UOiZI/edit?usp=sharing).

[MS] #1544 - PolkaBiz Retroactive Treasury Request January - April 2025

[MS] #1545 - AIWeb3 Chinese Unit(爱Web3 中文社区) renew operation May. 2025 - April. 2026

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1538

Bifrost has proposed a liquidity loan to the Polkadot treasury, requesting a loan of 1,000,000 DOT (about $4,000,000) to be repaid with 6% interest. This loan aims to increase vDOT-DOT liquidity, support vDOT growth, and expand its use in DeFi applications within the Polkadot ecosystem. Bifrost has a good track record of repaying treasury loans with interest, having brought a total income of 8,370.5523 KSM to the Kusama Treasury. The loan will be used to mint vDOT, diversifying the Polkadot treasury's DOT capital and earning staking rewards. Bifrost is a liquid staking app-chain for all blockchains, allowing users to earn staking rewards and DeFi yields across multiple chains. The loan's success will be measured by tracking vDOT minting TVL, DOT-vDOT liquidity growth, unique address growth rate, and new vDOT ecosystem integrations.

[BS] #1538 - Bifrost DOT liquidity loan for vDOT liquidity for one year; repay in full with approximately 6% interest.

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1539

The JAM Gray Paper, translated by Qinwen Wang and the Lollipop Team, introduced JAM's innovations to Chinese speakers. Qinwen also wrote a popular science article about JAM's significance. Now, they are planning the JAM China Academy educational roadshow to teach university students, entrepreneurs, and government officials about JAM's transformative vision.

The JAM China Academy aims to:

1. Serve as a bridge and innovation accelerator for overseas projects in China's market.
2. Adapt to China's unique policy, culture, and market needs.
3. Help JAM align with China's strategy for self-reliant RISC-V chip development.

The roadshow targets:

1. Top computer science students in China's universities.
2. Entrepreneurs through business schools and EMBA programs.
3. Government officials and decision-makers involved in China's national blockchain infrastructure.

The course, "Exploring the Future of Web3 Cloud Computing: A Practical Guide to JAM," will teach Chinese students and professionals about decentralized computing technologies and how JAM fits with China's tech priorities. The JAM China Campus Network will also engage ambassadors to drive innovation, education, and entrepreneurship through JAM initiatives.

[MS] #1539 - JAM China Academy (Educational Roadshow)

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1547

Please Vote NAY

[MS] #1547 - Please Vote NAY - Polkassembly Bug messed up the amount

https://polkadot.subsquare.io/referenda/1540

IBERLABS, previously known as the Business Development team for Spain and Andorra, has been working to expand Polkadot's presence in the region. They have built partnerships with institutions, enterprises, and public entities. Here are some of their recent achievements:

1. Xhype: A global ZeroData marketplace integrated with SubWallet and Polkadot AssetHub.
2. Kunveno (Web3Spaces): A Web3 freelancing platform that recently released a PolkaTalent campaign for further development of their UX.
3. Catapulta: A no-code dApp builder supporting Moonbeam deployments.
4. Andorran Sandbox: An agreement in progress with the Government of Andorra to support Web3 startups and institutions within their regulated sandbox framework.
5. Institutional DOT Fund and Staking: In progress with MoraBanc, enabling regulated access to DOT and staking for institutions.

IBERLABS has also engaged with various partners to help integrate Polkadot into real business in these regions.

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

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

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

[SS] #1557 - Google Drive Document Integrity and Certification System for Secure Proposals

[MS] #1558 - Supporting the Launch of Polkadot Hub: Campaign to Onboard Web2 Developers in LATAM and Beyond

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

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

[MS] #1527 - Please vote Nay.

[GA] #1525 - Please vote NAY

[MS] #1531 - The operating cost for the research organization Polkadot Ecology Research Institute for 2025/4-2026/3

[MS] #1543 - Substrate Asset Game Engine (SAGE) revised

[MS] #1548 - Please vote NAY

[WC] #1546 - [Whitelisted Caller] Upgrade Polkadot to v1.5.0

[MS] #1544 - PolkaBiz Retroactive Treasury Request January - April 2025

[MS] #1545 - AIWeb3 Chinese Unit(爱Web3 中文社区) renew operation May. 2025 - April. 2026

[BS] #1538 - Bifrost DOT liquidity loan for vDOT liquidity for one year; repay in full with approximately 6% interest.

[MS] #1539 - JAM China Academy (Educational Roadshow)

[MS] #1547 - Please Vote NAY - Polkassembly Bug messed up the amount

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

[MS] #1540 - Continuation Operations for 1 year - Spanish BD Team, now IBERLABS