About Trusted Seed
Trusted Seed specializes in curating a global network of value-driven individuals who are committed to creating regenerative economies for public goods through token engineering and DAO governance. Our community members represent a broad spectrum of expertise, including blockchain developers, token engineers, social innovators, investors, coaches, researchers, artists, and many more.
One of Trusted Seed's key milestones is its participation in the launch of the Token Engineering Commons, an open-source community of token engineers and researchers advancing token engineering. Trusted Seed members played a crucial role in the early governance and fundraising of TEC, contributing to its vision, roadmap, and development. This successful collaboration underscores the value of a curated network of value-driven actors committed to advancing decentralized technologies and governance models.
We’ve been working together to incubate and accelerate public good projects that align with our mission and create spaces where we can foster deeper connections and facilitate knowledge sharing.
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Our Plans for ENS Small Grant Funding
Trusted Seed is seeking funding from ENS Small Grants to address diversity challenges within the web3 space through our upcoming Trusted Seed Quests. Our goal is to design one of our quests as an accessible and welcoming pathway for non-web3 individuals to enter and thrive within the web3 ecosystem. Through this initiative, we aim to broaden the diversity of participants in web3, providing them with the tools, knowledge, and mentorship needed to navigate and contribute positively to this space, while also introducing them to the principles of good token stewardship.
Participants will engage in interactive educational quests, mentorship programs, practical web3 tasks, and community integration activities. These are part of our initial plan to provide a supportive and immersive environment for learning and contribution. We will refine our approach as we better understand the needs of our participants.
The funding from the ENS Small Grants will be primarily allocated as $ENS token rewards for successful quest explorers and volunteer mentors. These rewards aim to incentivize participation and acknowledge the contributions of those guiding the newcomers through their learning journey.