2026-01-14 21:29:19

Season 1 proved the model works. Through community voting, five projects across different tracks—developer tools, data analytics, NFTs, and ecosystem growth initiatives—received direct grants. The diverse portfolio shows how decentralized governance can allocate resources effectively across the entire Web3 stack. Check out what these teams have accomplished so far 👇

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CryptoPunster

· 1h ago

社区投票分配资源？听起来不错，就怕最后还是那几个大户说了算，韭菜投票的手就是比不过鲸鱼的钱包呐

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JustHodlIt

· 14h ago

ngl, this allocation model is pretty good; five projects cover the entire stack, which is much better than some foundations working behind closed doors.

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GateUser-74b10196

· 14h ago

I think the results of season 1 are okay, but I'm more concerned about whether the same few familiar faces will get grants again in the next round...

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 14h ago

The community voting allocation of funds is really reliable. Five projects cover the entire Web3 stack, but I'm curious to see what the final outcome will be.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 14h ago

Community voting to allocate resources? Sounds good, but the real test is just beginning.

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GasFeePhobia

· 14h ago

I'm someone who is allergic to gas fees. Every time I see high gas, I want to escape from Ethereum. However, the project allocation in Season 1 actually has some substance; the five projects span from development tools to ecosystem growth, which feels much more reliable than those previous meme coin investments. I'm still quite supportive of the community voting aspect; at least it's not some big V making decisions on fund flow with a single sentence. I want to see how these teams will proceed, especially those involved in data analysis—whether they can truly help us reduce interaction costs.

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