I think we can slowly get started or a minute after and I know our speaker would like some
extra time before the meeting grind resumes again so I'll respect that I feel you. Welcome everyone
to the space here. We've got a great speaker with us and we would like to take some time
to talk about the latest integration on Giveth integrating Solana. It's been a huge milestone
for us getting this work out and I just want to introduce it to everybody, tell you some stuff
what you can do now with Giveth on Solana, maybe some interesting things for project owners to get
involved and hear a little bit from our speaker, she who is from the Solana Foundation. Maybe I'll
give you a moment she to introduce yourself. Yeah yeah for sure. Thank you so much for,
wait can everyone hear me first? Can you hear me Mitch? Yeah you're good, you're good we can hear
you. Okay cool yeah this is my first Twitter spaces actually so just had to make sure but
thank you so much for having me Mitch. Really appreciate it. Yeah I'd love to introduce myself
to keep it brief. My name is Shewa and I've been at the Solana Foundation for about eight months
now but my journey in crypto and in the ecosystem began earlier than that when I first discovered
Solana back in 2020. I can also tell everyone a little bit about my role at the foundation.
So my role currently is within the capital team here at the foundation specifically I help lead
the grants program which entails a lot but at the highest level our program's mandate is to fund
public goods within the Solana ecosystem so my job is to essentially ensure that that program
runs smoothly and that we are funding the public goods that matter to the ecosystem. Also in line
with that another thing that our team thinks about a lot is how we can get the right type
of funding to the right type of builders out there at the right time so it's not everyone who
applies for a Solana foundation grant is going to qualify for one so you know we have to find
the best ways to utilize our capital so that those other other builders can get funded in our
ecosystem but yeah I'll leave it at that. Thanks again for having me on. Cool I mean so exciting
your first Twitter space let's go it's gonna be fun. Yeah it feels like I'm just podcasting.
Oh yeah no it's great um yeah fair warning um I'm using an Android phone and Twitter spaces
sometimes don't like Android phones so if I get dropped uh maybe almond behind the giveth thing
or somebody can pick up the ball but nothing I can do about it so just fair warning.
Um okay so uh if you don't know me my name is Mitch I work for giveth I've been there for
just over three years um I currently run the DAO ops as well as I'm a product manager for the
giveth dep I do a little bit of solidity coding on this side as well and uh I had the pleasure
to be introduced to the Solana Foundation team uh shortly after I think it was ETHCC last year
ETHCC our our partnerships master Jake uh got intro to I think Courtney and then Courtney
introduced us all together and then I eventually met she um and so I'm just I'm really excited
that it's finally come to fruition from what started uh all the way last summer. So she I'm
going to get right into the questions here and maybe for people who aren't so familiar or they've
heard of the name Solana but they don't know a ton about it could you tell us a bit more about the
Solana network and why it excels compared to other blockchains? Yeah yeah for sure for sure Mitch
that that's a great question um so Solana is a high performance blockchain focusing on network
scalability and speed in order to make crypto and blockchain use cases available for mass consumer
adoption that's how I think about it um it's designed to be a fast network with you know high
throughput and fast finality operating under one global state machine so meaning everything happens
in the layer one um as opposed to some other blockchains out there uh block times are 400
milliseconds which is industry leading um and in addition to that Solana has extremely low fees
with the average transaction costing less than a fraction of a penny uh and this is super important
because low fees can remove some of the greatest barriers of entry to web 3 since gas fees or other
chains can add significant costs to a single purchase um and lastly I'll touch on the Solana
ecosystem uh Solana is the second biggest chain for developers with over 3,300 active developers
contributing to the ecosystem there are around a million daily active addresses on Solana using a
variety of dApps in the ecosystem across every vertical from DeFi to NFTs to games um and yeah
the ecosystem is growing fast and I'm excited to be a part of it uh but yeah I hope that answers the
question beautiful I love it I love it you know um we've obviously done a lot of work before this
in in the EVM in the in theory ecosystem and you know I know some people subscribe to the tribalism
sort of doctrine of like you know eth versus sol or whatever but I think everybody can look at each
other and look at the innovation that they're doing and and celebrate it and take some time to learn
from how people are innovating the entire web 3 industry so I'm I'm not partial to either or I
like Solana for a lot of reasons I like Ethereum for a lot of reasons and so I'm glad that you're
here and we can introduce it a little bit more to people who who don't know as much
yeah for sure for sure it's definitely a growing ecosystem excited to share more
yeah okay you ready for the first tough question yep I'm ready okay so uh we talk a lot about
public goods and public goods have a variety of different debates going on around them but I'm
curious from the perspective and the intention of the foundation to bring more public goods
funding onto Solana I'm curious on your take or foundation you know or from your personal
just point of view what do you define a public good as Mitch that's a that's a great question
I'm sorry no no it's a great question you know there are many definitions of what a public good
is so in the context of this Solana foundation and our grants program we think of a public good
as something that helps people better understand or use the Solana network and something that has
an impact beyond benefiting its own use case for example qualities that we think a public good
should have include be an open source of its code and you know to having a free community offering
we also you know sometimes consider proof of concepts meaning new and innovative use cases
built on Solana to be public goods yeah that's the definition that we go with and just to add
on that projects that are primarily commercial in nature usually won't qualify for that definition
and you know they won't qualify for a standard grant from our grants program but just want to
put out there in addition to standard grants our program also gives out convertible grants which
basically is a funny source for projects that are more commercial in nature but still have a public
goods angle to them yeah does that answer the question of course it does you can answer the
question however you want totally fine okay I'm gonna pivot actually so I hear you talking a lot
about the grants program and actually I I don't know the full details of this and maybe there's
some builders out there who are more curious maybe you can just give us like a a quick rundown on
the grants program that the foundation is running yeah for sure so the Solana foundation
grants program like I said our mandate is to fund um public goods in the Solana ecosystem
um and we're looking at public goods across a variety of different verticals within the
ecosystem you know from DeFi to games to uh the creator economy um to DOW tooling um and like I
said uh with my definition of what a public good is we're looking at things that uh have basically
two qualities it's open source um if it's code or that it has a free community offering um and
and our grant sizes go anywhere between 50k to hundreds of thousands of dollars
um depending on what you're building um and you know our goal is just to incentivize
builders in the ecosystem to continue creating things for the benefit of the Solana ecosystem
cool that's awesome thanks for that rundown I was actually super curious because you
mentioned it a few times so that's good info um okay next one for you um so Solana would
the Solana foundation I would say would like to support funding um public goods is there a reason
that um specifically so the Solana foundation would like to like go for this venture like
you know public goods are are super important but is there sort of like a philosophy or like a
belief behind it or is it part of the core values of the foundation or you know where did this this
angle come from to to focus on specifically supporting public goods yeah yeah for sure so
in the context of a blockchain ecosystem you know we believe that developing and maintaining public
goods is critical for an ecosystem's growth and longevity um public goods funding is essential to
help build trust in in the ecosystem you know open source code clear documentation and things
of that nature encourage collaboration and you know even problem solving uh and those things
contribute to building a solid foundation for a blockchain's ecosystem um just to add a little bit
more context um the public goods that we know in real life such as infrastructure uh public
education are usually funded through like taxes right imposed by the government and since there
isn't a clear way to do this on chain the Solana foundation wants to support public goods with the
capital that that we have so that's how we like to think about it um public goods don't have an
obvious exit or business model at least not in the beginning so it's important for the Solana
foundation to figure out different ways to support projects such as uh you know there are
a number of things that that we do that i can go into later um but yeah that's uh that's why
Solana the Solana foundation wants to support public goods funding that's really cool i i was
interested by the point that you said about how public goods don't have a business model and
you're totally right in most cases public goods don't have a business model and usually rely on
on grants or retroactive funding uh you know qf rounds if you're looking into crypto ecosystem
but actually we're looking at giveth to turn these non-profits into microeconomies so
finding a way this is the mission of giveth really this is like the holy grail for us is
finding a way so that non-profits and public goods can become profitable and using blockchain
technology to to create that vision so i'm really interested by that comment there and
see where we can go with it oh that's awesome that's awesome um to see here to hear that mission
yeah i love that i mean that that's uh that that's why um you know we want to work for work with you
guys uh you know i looked at the the projects are listed on the platform and yeah there are
definitely a lot of general public goods uh listed on there um and we care about those causes and have
funded projects that positively impact general public goods as well but um yeah that's really
cool mm-hmm i'm also curious like okay this is kind of a bit of tangential so you know we have
a wide variety of public goods and this is an interesting discussion i had with um courtney as
well is that um giveth hosts a lot of web 3 based projects so you know people who are building stuff
on chain whether it be evm or salana and those are great you know we we do spend a lot of time
making sure they get support what about you know meat space public goods so people who are
organizing to clean the rivers or to pay for infrastructures in communities that aren't covered
by government funding you know sometimes we have a lot of projects that are in jurisdictions where
the government is non-functional and so they need to find alternative ways of funding the public
goods that support them is that something that the salana foundation considers as part of the public
goods or is it just out of scope for now yeah that's it that's a great question so our mandate
is not to fund general public goods um like i said the mandate is to fund public goods within
the salana ecosystem but we still care about those causes and have funded projects that have
indirectly you know had a positive impact on general public goods um like the ones that you
mentioned and also what we try to do is we fund projects such as uh giveth um that can fund you
know those types of public goods so we recognize that it's definitely important um that those
types of public goods be funded um but it's kind of out of scope for us right now at the highest
level but it's definitely um something we keep in mind cool that's fine that's fine sometimes
clarity is better you know to have a clear mandate and and focus on those things because it can get
pretty dicey when you're going from web 3 to the meat space and you know hard to hard to track it
on chain yeah yeah for sure um if if there was an element to you know a project building the
meat space that involved this salon blockchain such as tokenizing i don't know how how healthy
meat is or something and putting that on chain that type of project would be eligible for
consideration for for a grant interesting okay i'll have to take a look in my refrigerator
see what i come up with uh anyway i'm just teasing you um so if you're if we're looking at builders
here um if you're thinking about building something as a public good what would be the
main benefits of doing it on solana why should we what's a good selling point for for building
public goods on solana compared to other other blockchains yeah for sure um i think the answer
to that question ties back to the the answer that i gave on you know solanas differentiator from
other blockchains building on solano um allows you to take advantage of how fast the blockchain
is and also how cheap it is um so like i said solana has extremely low fees you know with average
transaction costs less that costs less than a fraction of penny um and also um it's super fast
like 400 milliseconds block times is industry leading faster than most credit card processors
um and yeah allows for a bunch of different use cases that wouldn't be possible in web 2
that's cool and maybe talking about like the developer experience like if i'm looking to
actually build on solana do you think there's a lot of tools that make this experience easy
absolutely absolutely there are definitely a lot of tools out there that um our grants program
actually has funded as well and you can browse some of them if you go to solana.com um but yeah
our developer tooling ecosystem is vast and there are a lot of them that developers could
take advantage of just like with any other blockchain ecosystem um and web 2 there are
a bunch of tools out there that will help developers onboard into the ecosystem cool awesome
awesome well i'm asking that question because we might have to be doing more work on solana so
it's good to know we got options out there you know yeah for sure yeah yeah and just to go
through a couple points like this was this was huge for giveth i mean we've been on the evm for
six years you know since we were founded and so actually bridging that gap for us and going to
like a non evm network with a whole bunch of different infrastructure it was like uh
it was a really great challenge for us and i mean you know props to the devs props to our
pm that did a lot of the the work for this one actually getting it out um and i want to maybe
just tell the audience and you about a fundraising opportunity uh that's happening on giveth right
now so um you know working with the foundation and understanding the goals um that we really
want to incentivize people to use solana and to use solana for for crypto fundraising we are having
a fundraising contest for the rest of this month so if you are a solana native public good as in
you're primarily building on solana if you join giveth and add a solana recipient address so you
make a project on giveth you are able to receive funds on solana and if you get it verified as in
like we can check that you're you're actually a public good then you'll be entered in the contest
and the 10 projects that raise the raise the most amount of funds this month will receive
a bonus donation in soul tokens from giveth for up to 200 worth of value so we're we're running
that contest for the the total duration of february if you think qualify uh come to our discord or
reach out to uh i guess me you can just dm me on twitter and i can i can get you the right person
um so just a little little psa for everybody out there listening if you're interested in exploring
giveth trying out crypto fundraising for your project um this is definitely a good opportunity
for you that's awesome that's awesome uh before before you say the next thing i just wanted to
ask yeah what is uh give giveth's um definition of a public good just so the audience understands
what um what qualifies look at that i'm in the hot seat now go figure yeah okay so i i can't
speak forgiveth but i can speak from my own um perspective um i think a public good is something
that is non-excludable right this is the standard definition is everybody has an opportunity to
uh benefit from this public good um and that it's not uh restricted in a way that you know
maybe you have to pay for it maybe you have to belong to a certain membership or an association
or you know maybe even be a citizen of a certain country to access uh this service or this this
thing you know whether it's in virtually or uh in the real world so that's kind of my my loose
definition you know um my other thing is you know i look at um okay are they open source you
know uh do they have um are they for profit you know or is there something in the system that's
like you know extracting value maybe somewhere down the line and these are all kind of secondary
things that i look at that like you know make it subjective but really the the non-excludable part
for me is the is the most important aspect of a public good
that's awesome that's awesome um cool great i think i passed that one you did let me know
awesome um okay so the next question i have for yushi is what uh is in the pipeline for the
salona foundation for the coming months for the rest of the year uh maybe just let us know uh
what you guys are working on over there yeah yeah sure um in 2024 one of the main goals
of the capital team here at the salona foundation is to really evolve our funding capabilities
outside of tradition of our traditional grants program we are working on a lot of initiatives
with the goal in mind of decentralizing funding in the salona ecosystem basically meaning we don't
want to be the only source of funding for the ecosystem so if a builder wants to get funded
but they don't qualify for a grant we don't want that to be the end of line for them and we're
doing this in several ways we're considering doing another retroactive public goods funding
round we just did one our first one late last year we're also thinking about working with more
ecosystem partners and enabling them to give out grants we already have a couple of those but
looking to do more and we're working with other teams are introducing new models to help fund
projects such as a quadratic funding cubic and stockpile or two companies that come to mind
in our ecosystem that that focuses on that and um yeah we want to do more with platforms like
like giveth as well you know we love the type of public goods that are being funded on the platform
and yeah like i said you know it's not our mandate to fund those general public goods
what we try to do is um you know from projects that can fund those types of public goods so
yeah those things are in the pipeline um and just to reiterate field there if anyone missed
all that we basically are trying to decentralize funding in our ecosystem that's awesome well i'm
just going to slip you a little note there that uh giveth has been doing qf uh for almost a year
now maybe seven eight months uh so you know if you're looking for more people to do qf round
experiments with we're definitely in there yeah yeah cool um so two things um i've got one
question for you and i would like to also give the opportunity if people have questions for
myself or she to take the time to request to speak uh you can do so now almond will help you
get up on the stage here um and i guess uh my last question for you she is just kind of a general
one i mean do you want to add anything about uh the work that the salona foundation is doing
do you want to ask any questions to myself about giveth or uh anything like that i'll
give you an opportunity yeah i i guess the the one thing i'll say um it is if you're a builder
out there and you want to apply for a salona foundation grant uh head over to salona.org
backslash grants um and submit an application we welcome uh builders from all backgrounds
um even if you don't have a history of building on salona um and yeah we look at projects being built
across every different vertical so if you want to apply for a grant that's the best way to do so
um and yeah feel free to send me a dm or or you know reach out to connect if you have any questions
i saw tmd infinite joined as a speaker but then i guess they declined had a question and then it
went away that's cool um so i'm curious oh you're back can you speak tmd infinite
if you're trying you're muted won't go very well
i'll request it again here uh i have a question for you she maybe in the meantime while we get um
tmd sorted here um so you guys mentioned retroactive funding i'm curious if you are
doing any work like what kind of work are you doing around retroactive funding actually i'm
super curious you said you've already done one so that's cool yeah yeah so um
late last year we and for for the i guess just so the audience knows um
retroactive public goods funding basically incentivizes the production of goods and services
that a community wants based on past impact um so when we did that retroactive public goods
funding round we funded projects that have already made an impact in the salona community
we did this late last year we partnered with uh open block um labs who has done this for other
chains before um and we allocated i think 200 or 250 000 might have been more or less can't remember
the exact number um to the round um we selected delegates and had projects submit um to an
application and you know the delegates that we selected um chose and ranked those projects
based on you know criteria that we gave them you know including impact um contribution to the
ecosystem and things of that nature um and based off of that they received funding um for you know
their contribution to the salona ecosystem so that's uh that's the work that we've done um
so far in that front and there were definitely a lot of challenges and learnings that came from
that um in the next round that we do we definitely want to brush up on some of those uh things uh
tighten some of those loose edges um and have it make a better experience for everyone involved but
um it was a great first first round cool that's great i'm i'm excited i'm gonna pay attention now
for the second one for sure because you you got my interest when you said rpgf so yeah yeah um we
got tmd are you able to unmute and speak let's try five seconds and then we'll move to k dot five four
three uh can you hear me i can hear somebody okay this is tmd um like you said earlier somebody
mentioned earlier about how using android is it's a bad connection so yeah i'm uh i have the same
issues um first off how is everybody doing great awesome that's good um real brief my name is a kill
uh tmd or infinite is my art handle uh i'm the founder of vision oversight which is a platform
for artists and creators of all different genres whether it's art music photography film writing
etc um matter of fact yesterday i was just out and about uh going out to different businesses
and city hall and things of that nature um to secure any type of grants or funding
that might be available for artists um for my platform vision oversight i'm a two-time
featured nft nyc artist i'm going to be featured this year coming up in april um so basically i
have a lot of different projects of myself um some of our artists and creators and also projects
that i'm uh collaborative on and things of that nature um and because uh nft nft nyc is right
around the corner and you know time is of the essence um i wanted to learn more about some of
your i'm not on salona by the way i'm not really too tech savvy as it you know as it stands
i do have uh uh polygon um and i am on giveth uh with my project called nft nyc bound 2024
where it's uh an attempt to raise some funds to be able to make the conference and network and
showcase man you got to get on salona what are you doing yeah well see well this the thing i'm
not really uh i'm still learning all of you know i'm like i said i'm not i'm not very tech savvy
so i take my time to learn different things you know in this realm because it doesn't come
i get the gist of what's going on with web3 and decentralization and you know uh crypto wallets
i get the gist but as far as like a lot of the jargon and terminology and applications i'm not
i'm not that uh advanced i'm telling you keel there's got to be something out there that just
does it you know there's got to be just something push a couple buttons and boom you got some nfts
i swear there's got to be something well yeah i've created i have uh some nfts um unfortunately i
had to lock my open c due to a mishap situation with my wallet a couple of months back so i had
to reset up with all new wallets and i had to get all of the accounts that was uh set up with the
compromised wallet i had to yeah i went through things to get all of that back and reset up things
and you know yeah so i've never utilized salona but i am interested like when i look at different
platforms uh like salona and others by me really like i'm not a gamer um why not i just i'm just
out for loop well it's only certain few games it's only certain few games like after i'm a little
older so after my first uh nintendo system i didn't really keep up with all of the different
i mean uh no i'll take that back playstation one and playstation two oh yeah um but after like the
first nintendo i kind of like you know i was coming of age i was into my own thing and i didn't
really keep up with you know all the different gaming councils but they have came a long way i
can't say that all right i could go on this forever you know this tangent but um i'm curious
i killed right i got that right yeah okay cool good um i'm curious do you got any any questions
for us like are you curious poking around salona maybe you're thinking about it or
opportunities for your go ahead well yeah my my apologies i mean of course because i didn't want
to be long too long-winded but also wanted to give a little a brief backdrop um my question is
for both for giveth and salona um as far as giveth is concerned with my project i've been working
like uh at double hockey sticks to get that you know going and off the ground to be able to um
get make this a successful project as far as salona i've here uh i've been hearing on
you know public goods and stuff like that with um with my platform the the fact that is designed
for artists and some of the things that i've incorporated into the platform is marketing
advertising promotions just to name a few where artists and creators that's on board with vos they
don't have to worry about those expenses and costs because we wanted to free up their you know
their creativity in their time so they can be the best creators you know that they that they can
possibly be so with that being said um would that be sufficient as for being um something that
salona looks as a public good or not yeah i can answer that first um first of all i love what
you're doing and it sounds like you're super passionate about it so really appreciate that
um so our definition of what a public good is is like i said earlier something that will
basically help users on board to the salona ecosystem um easier and the projects that we
look to fund usually have some element um incorporated into it that has to do with the
salon and blockchain um so for us it doesn't sound like your project would qualify but if
you were to incorporate um some element of the salon and blockchain whether that be building on
chain um or doing something on chain um then for sure it would be considered um and for what it's
worth where we have a team internally focused on creators and the creator economy um especially
artists um and we care a lot about helping onboard artists onto the blockchain because
we believe it's a way for them to own their own um digital assets own their own rights and make
money so something the idea that you're describing is something definitely of interest but we
definitely want to see um some sufficient public good within the salon ecosystem associated with
the project okay now with that said um i have no problem using uh the salona platform matter of
fact i'm in process right now of shopping around for an exclusive nft platform uh for my nfts
um mainly because i have a clothing line that incorporates art tech and fashion called vos wear
where i merge art nfts nfc's and qr codes into the clothing line everything is limited editions
um each one of the images that uh that's with the clothing line there's only a hundred uh
uh 111 mints of the as of right now the 10 current images that's that's incorporated
which means there's only 111 physical assets that accompany so everything is limited editions
and rare for exclusivity and uh higher value um i have a meeting with an ft platform this friday
so hopefully everything will go well in that regard but if salona is you know a good fit i'm
more than interested and talking speaking more with you guys to help you know make things you
know a success yeah sure we can we can definitely set something up uh feel free to reach out afterwards
okay will do i greatly appreciate that making connections okay we've got a thank you very much
for sharing that um and i'm glad that like we can connect you too i would like to pass it because
we're slowly running out of time to k dot k dot you're up here as a speaker maybe you had a question
uh i'll let you go for it yep hello everyone uh i'm k dot so i'm fairly new to the crypto space
but um like what would be the best way to position myself into this whole new thing which is kind of
it can shift like whole the whole economy like what would your advice be your guidance advice
yeah i mean i got lots of things i could say she do you have anything in particular
yeah yeah uh just to repeat the question back to you um did you ask do we have any advice on
what you could build that would be uh game changing is that is that right or just how
could i position myself to like you know uh be successful in crypto and yeah
yeah for sure i have some i have some advice i i do i'll preface by saying i don't consider myself
an expert um in crypto at all but but i think um in order to i guess be successful in crypto
however you define that or um for you to learn more about crypto i think you really just have to
stay on top of the news basically and what's going on um in in the crypto world and i think
it's usually easier to follow along on what's going on in crypto when you're focusing on a
specific uh chain i think it's harder to kind of know what's going on you know in ethereum suey
aptos and salona or what have you all at once i think at a high level you should know a little
bit about each of them but once you decide on you know what chain you want to learn more about
just really kind of hone in and do what you can to network with people in that ecosystem whether
that be founders um or other types of builders um and just understand what what's going on
and the different and the different innovations that are happening in that ecosystem um and all
that's not to say that you should be a salona maxi or um in eth maxi or anything like that but
i think you just have to stay informed and i think even more important than staying informed by
reading the news i think you'll learn the most by building something on on chain so yeah that's
my advice um i'll hand it over to mitch if you have to add anything yeah i mean i really like
the first point you made about following the news so i mean crypto is changing so fast all the time
and it's it is intimidating i understand but it's like maybe you know find some feeds find
some twitter accounts that that you like and just keep on like reading through and seeing what the
latest happenings are what the narratives are of crypto that are coming out you know what are what's
the opinion where do we think we're going like as an industry you know paying attention to those
things the other part there apart from the news is finding communities that align with your values
um you know looking through different crypto projects finding things that seem to resonate
with you and your your interests or your values and finding where their community is so um maybe
they're on discord maybe they're on telegram maybe they're on a forum somewhere um and just
plugging into those you know hanging around getting to know people making personal connections
and usually from there opportunities start to appear
thank you so much appreciate it yeah no problem no problem um okay well i'm glad that we we got
through those um i think we're pretty much at the top of our time for this i don't know if there's
anything else you wanted to say uh she no that's all for me thank you so much for having me cool
uh very quickly akeel you have something quickly yes uh i just went to she's profile to um i guess
go to the um the salona site how do i how do i where do i set up a salona wallet from or does
it work off of a um uh how can i say it oh yeah how do i set up a salona wallet um you can so
the most popular salona wallet is is phantom um if you reach out to me dms we can talk about this
async but i can send you a link for that as well okay i appreciate it yeah super super easy if
you're familiar with metamask like phantom wallet is great um i also recommend soul flare um but
i'm sure you'll be able to figure it out with she um cool well i think i'm going to
close this space uh i'm looking forward to continue working with the salona foundation
with giveth i'm excited to see what you guys are cooking up in the pipeline especially more
retro pgf rounds and um that's it thank you everyone for coming and uh stay tuned to giveth
and solana for more updates