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Polygon Unveils Community Grants and Governance Strategy on QuickSwap’s ‘All Roads Lead to Polygon’ Podcast

Futuristic digital landscape promoting Polygon's community grants, featuring interconnected nodes and digital trees under a twilight sky.

In a significant announcement made during a recent episode of the QuickSwap podcast “All Roads Lead to Polygon,” Polygon unveiled its plan to introduce a series of community grants aimed at fostering development within its ecosystem. The announcement was made on April 12 and has since sparked considerable interest in the Web3 community.

Polygon’s new initiative involves substantial grants from its Community Treasury, aimed at supporting projects that contribute to the ecosystem’s growth. These grants are expected to empower developers and entrepreneurs by providing the necessary financial support to bring innovative projects to life.

Details on the Community Treasury Governance Model

As part of its commitment to decentralized governance, Polygon has established the Community Treasury Board (CTB), a body tasked with overseeing the allocation and management of the treasury’s funds. The CTB is comprised of five nominated experts who are committed to the principles of decentralization and responsible fund management. Their duties include reviewing grant applications, overseeing fund allocation, and ensuring that all expenditures align with the ecosystem’s strategic goals.

Impact of the Grants

Polygon has introduced two main grant programs: the zkEVM Grants and Village Grants. The former supports projects that utilize Polygon’s zkEVM technology for scalability and privacy, while the latter focuses on broader community and ecosystem development projects. Detailed information about the zkEVM Grants can be found here, and those interested in Village Grants can learn more and apply via the Polygon Village Form.

Future of QuickSwap’s Podcast

The QuickSwap podcast, which has become a staple in the Web3 community for its in-depth discussions and high-profile guests, is rumored to be undergoing a rebranding in May 2024. This change aims to reflect the evolving focus of the podcast as it continues to highlight important developments within the Web3 space.

“Why it Matters?”

The introduction of these grants by Polygon represents a crucial step forward in the evolution of decentralized ecosystems. By empowering developers and stakeholders through direct financial support, Polygon is not only contributing to the growth of its own ecosystem but also setting a precedent for transparency and community involvement in the Web3 sector.

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