FC#60 Town Hall B

Oct 31, 2023 at 00:00:00

Main topics discussed:

State of JBX and the wide distribution of JBX holders
The value propositions of JBX as an ETH-backed asset and a governance token
The importance of finding a balance between reducing payouts and growing the protocol
The potential to spend JBX balance and the need to govern the return on investments
The potential of expanding liquidity on the secondary market for JBX
Updates on Juice Crowd and the upcoming program for crowdfunding projects
Updates on the Juice Crowd website and the release of the project page
The need for more project submissions for Juice Crowd
Updates on the RevNet concept and its potential use for funding projects
Updates on the Juicebox Artizen project and the recovery of funds
The announcement of a free mintable Juicebox poster on Zora
Updates on the development of Juicebox V4 and the upcoming C4A audit contest
The proposal for the use of Origin Ether token on Juicebox

A user named LJ shared their experience with using Juicebox to fundraise for their mother's medical bills
LJ expressed gratitude for the support received and mentioned the difficulty in reaching a wider audience for their campaign
Suggestions were made to join the Juice Crowd Discord for advice on improving the campaign and reaching more people
The potential of organizing an art event or involving artist friends was discussed as strategies to gain more visibility and incentivize donations

Tim provided an update on Juice Crowd, mentioning the goal of building a more focused crowdfunding DApp
The aim is to attract higher-quality projects and provide holistic support for campaigns to increase their chances of success
The current progress includes receiving 16 project submissions, with a target of reaching 20 before the program begins
Tim shared the ongoing development of the Juice Crowd project page and showcased the current design and features
The timeline was mentioned, with a test project set to be up and running next week, and the program expected to start in two weeks

Jango shared a document discussing the state of JBX and potential strategies for growth and governance
Key points raised include the balance between reducing and expanding payouts, the potential use of JBX balance and reserve tokens, and the future transition to on-chain governance
Feedback and discussion on the document are encouraged, and Jango emphasized the importance of community involvement in shaping JBX's future

Matthew mentioned the successful collaboration between Sage and Strath in creating the Juicebox poster
The poster was shared for free minting on Zora, with the aim of reaching 69 mints
The request for retweets and support in promoting the poster was mentioned

Matthew mentioned the progress of RevNets and shared a document explaining the concept and its potential use
The goal is to prioritize funding projects and explore different strategies to find a place for art on the blockchain
The plans for RevNets were discussed, including workshopping the first weeks and potentially starting the program next week

Filip provided an update on the Artizen project and mentioned a slight issue with the front-end that has been resolved
Jango and Filip covered the deficit using their own funds, and there will be a governance proposal to reimburse them in the upcoming cycle

Various topics were mentioned, including the potential integration of Origin Ether token on Juicebox and the use of the Juicebox project for all Artizen payouts
Other attendees introduced themselves and expressed interest in learning more about Origin Ether and Juicebox integration
The meeting concluded with thanks and appreciation for the attendees' participation and updates provided