FC#65 Town Hall B

Jan 9, 2024 at 00:00:00

JuiceboxDAO 2023-01-09 Town Hall

The discussion began with an emphasis on reserve tokens, noting the Artizen project's significant number of reserve recipients – the highest in Juicebox's history. Participants acknowledged these were the hardcore community members.
Concerns about scalability were raised, specifically addressing the capacity of managing thousands of addresses and the associated gas limits.
The future goal is to have tens or hundreds of thousands of reserve token holders, with a possible shift to a claiming model for better gas efficiency.

Jango provided a comprehensive update on Revnets, encouraging participants to join the Revnet Discord for sprint workshops.
Revnets are deployed on Ethereum, Sepolia, and Optimism networks.
Legal and project-specific implications of Revnets are currently under research.
Juicebox v4 ("Bananapus"), while innovative and cross-chain, is experimental and separate from the trusted v3 protocol.
Current efforts are focused on bringing over features to v4, including NFT delegate and hooks, cross-chain components, multi-token compatibility, and extensive testing.
The future of Revnets was touched upon, pointing out their utility for treasuries across chains and lower risk due to their simplified nature.
Collaborations with various projects were listed, and participants were invited to contribute to discussions and development.
A link to the Revnets 101 documentation was shared for more information.

Rene from the Artizen Fund introduced the upcoming ART token launch and its role as a governance and utility token.
The essay outlining their tokenomics and governance model was shared, with a request for feedback from the community.
Artizen's Juicebox will be multisig owned, facilitating transparency and security for its operations.
The project's growth expectations were discussed, along with the intent to funnel all capital through Juicebox in future seasons.

Calls for feedback on the visual presentation of the Artizen project were met with positive remarks.
The importance of transferring ownership of the Artizen Juicebox to a multisig was reiterated.
Participations in upcoming events like ETHDenver were discussed, and members were encouraged to connect at the event.
CryoDAO's upcoming fundraising deadline was highlighted, along with mentions of other projects generating buzz, such as MijaniDAO and the Roman Storm Legal Aid Fund.
The intention to hold a Juicebox-related chat at Denver was mentioned, with details to come.

@me_jango put together an awesome crash course on what Revnets do: