Main Topics Discussed:
- Campaign launch for Roman Storm and Alexey Pritsev (Tornado Cash developers)
- Ways to contribute to Juicebox
- Planning for attendance at ETH Denver
- New participant introductions and questions
Detailed Summaries:
Campaign Launch for Tornado Cash Developers:
- Context: Brileigh.eth explained the launch of the legal aid campaign for Roman Storm and Alexey Pritsev which raised 172 ETH (~$380,000).
- Legal Expenses: Monthly legal expenses total $90-100,000, resulting in an estimated $1.5 million goal, considering trials and administrative costs.
- Support: Prominent figures like Vitalik Buterin and CEO of Kraken Jesse Powell have contributed.
- Donation Channels: Donors can contribute via Juicebox (ETH on mainnet) or Fiat using GoFundMe.
- Campaign Management: No agreements exist for campaign management fees; the team seeks clarity from Marina on the spreadsheet's details.
- Outreach Acknowledgement: Props given to the team for excellent campaign outreach efforts and Marina for her role in engaging support.
Ways to Contribute to Juicebox:
- Discussion: Participants discussed where to find information on contributing, with a consensus that the Notion page is outdated and GitHub and Discord are preferable for tasks and discussions.
- Project Interests: yashluna expressed interest in contributing to projects supporting other chains and mentioned managing a campaign in Honduras.
- Protocols: The group discussed Juicebox's transition to experimental layers and mentioned an almost finished project for chain support.
Planning for ETH Denver:
- Attendance Plans: There was a call for participants to share their attendance plans for ETH Denver in a shared document.
- Event Engagement: Jango420 suggested using ETH Denver as an opportunity to reflect on DAO engagement with events and conferences.
- Space and Flexibility: The consensus was to focus on securing a community space to facilitate open-ended interactions rather than scheduling structured events.
New Participant Introductions and Questions:
- New participants Miyo Danzel and JTX_ETH were encouraged to introduce themselves and ask questions, and Miyo Danzel raised a query about being involved.
Miscellaneous:
- Audio Issues: Filipvv fixed an audio problem, resulting in improved sound quality.
- Social Interaction: There was a general discussion about the importance and productivity of in-person meetings within the community.
Relevant Links and Context:
- Intro to DAOs and Smart Contracts: https://discord.com/channels/775859454780244028/1009220977906950234/1196949049824256081
- Juicebox contribution: https://docs.juicebox.money/dao/contribute/
- GitHub repositories for JBX protocol: https://github.com/jbx-protocol and https://github.com/bananapus
- Project listings: https://www.jbdao.org/s/juicebox
- ETH Denver planning document: https://hackmd.io/@filipv/r1xas26t6/edit
- Free Pertsev and Storm campaign: https://juicebox.money/@free-pertsev-and-storm
- Legal assistance info: https://www.eff.org/pages/legal-assistance
- Campaign donation link: https://wewantjusticedao.org/donate
- Campaign-specific Twitter account: https://twitter.com/FreeAlexeyRoman
The meeting concluded with acknowledgment of the contributions made by community members and ongoing excitement about the successful campaign for the Tornado Cash developers.