FC#58 Town Hall A

Oct 10, 2023 at 00:00:00

Summary

In this JuiceboxDAO town hall meeting, several topics are discussed. The main topics covered include:

The successful installation of the buyback delegate in the current funding cycle for JuiceboxDAO, which is working as intended.
The potential need for MEV (Miner Extractable Value) sandwich prevention measures when distributing tokens.
The release of a new episode of the Juicecast podcast featuring PeaceNode from Seed Club, discussing brand building and creator-led experiences.
The discussion of building partnerships with Seed Club and other communities to leverage their networks for the Juicebox ecosystem.
Updates on the progress of Nance and its aim to simplify the system for easier onboarding.

Now, let's dive into more detailed summaries of each significant topic discussed.

The buyback delegate function has been successfully installed in the current funding cycle for JuiceboxDAO and is working as intended.
The Uniswap pool has seen significant liquidity and fees generated through the buyback delegate function.
The issuance of reserve tokens has increased the value and importance of the tokens.
The next steps for the buyback delegate function include working with JBM to surface a quote in the payout flow to ensure the best token issuance possible.
The potential need for MEV sandwich prevention measures when distributing tokens was also discussed.

The latest episode of the Juicecast podcast features PeaceNode from Seed Club, discussing brand building and creator-led experiences.
The episode explores PeaceNode's role as creative director at Seed Club and how they approach branding from a creator-led perspective.
PeaceNode's role in the Juicebox ecosystem and their previous work with Lexicon Devils is also discussed.

The idea of building partnerships with Seed Club and other communities to leverage their networks for the Juicebox ecosystem is discussed.
The potential for collaborating with Seed Club on future cohorts for the Juice Crowd app is mentioned, allowing early users from their network to participate in Juicebox projects.

The Nance team is working on simplifying the system for easier onboarding and improving the proposal editor.
Feedback and suggestions from the community are welcome, and the team is open to building new features based on user needs and requests.
The Nance channel and Discord server are available for users to provide feedback and report any issues.

Updates on various ongoing projects and initiatives are briefly mentioned, including the status of the Thirsty Thirsty token distribution, upcoming events in New York City and Denver, and potential partnerships with a coffee brand to feature Banny on coffee bags.
The progress of the Juice Crowd app and its potential launch in Denver is also discussed.
The importance of community engagement and participation in voting and proposing new ideas is emphasized.