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• Making Impact Evaluation Accessible FrameWork: Mission updates by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Oct. 17, 2024, 1:49 p.m.
  Content: Milestone: Framework update and research, completed TL;DR. We’ve completed the first milestone in the Making Impact Evaluation Accessible FrameWork Mission. Making Impact Evaluation Accessible At WakeUp Labs, we’re constantly seeking ways to innovate and improve processes within the decentralized space. IIn the first milestone of the Making Impact Evaluation Framework, we have completed a research document that delves into methodologies for refining the impact evaluation framework used in Retroactive Public Goods Funding (RetroPGF) within the Optimism Collective. The research involved analyzing voting methodologies, interviewing BadgeHolders, and identifying areas for improvement in the current workflow. The findings are aimed at making impact evaluation more accessible and efficient for evaluators and project applicants alike. For a more detailed understanding of the insights and proposals, you can read the full research document :point_down: Notion Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases. A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team What’s Next We’re actively working on multiple milestones simultaneously. These include developing the interface, formulating the criteria, defining the marketing plan, hosting community engagement sessions, iterating on the site, and wrapping it all up with a mission recap and final documentation. As we complete each of these milestones, we’ll keep you posted with updates. Stay connected by following us on social media! X (Twitter) LinkedIn Thanks for your continued support!
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• Making Impact Evaluation Accessible FrameWork: Mission updates by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Oct. 17, 2024, 1:49 p.m.
  Content: Milestone: Framework update and research, completed TL;DR. We’ve completed the first milestone in the Making Impact Evaluation Accessible FrameWork Mission. Making Impact Evaluation Accessible At WakeUp Labs 1 , we’re constantly seeking ways to innovate and improve processes within the decentralized space. IIn the first milestone of the Making Impact Evaluation Framework, we have completed a research document that delves into methodologies for refining the impact evaluation framework used in Retroactive Public Goods Funding (RetroPGF) within the Optimism Collective. The research involved analyzing voting methodologies, interviewing BadgeHolders, and identifying areas for improvement in the current workflow. The findings are aimed at making impact evaluation more accessible and efficient for evaluators and project applicants alike. For a more detailed understanding of the insights and proposals, you can read the full research document :point_down: Notion Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases. 10 A new tool that blends your everyday work apps into one. It's the all-in-one workspace for you and your team What’s Next We’re actively working on multiple milestones simultaneously. These include developing the interface, formulating the criteria, defining the marketing plan, hosting community engagement sessions, iterating on the site, and wrapping it all up with a mission recap and final documentation. As we complete each of these milestones, we’ll keep you posted with updates. Stay connected by following us on social media! X (Twitter) LinkedIn Thanks for your continued support!
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• Making Impact Evaluation Accessible FrameWork: Mission updates by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Oct. 17, 2024, 1:46 p.m.
  Content: TL.DR; WakeUp Labs is developing a refined Impact Evaluation Framework for the Optimism ecosystem. This project aims to align both existing and new frameworks, gathering and showcasing information in a simple, accessible manner. With the rapid evolution of Seasons, the framework will provide broader and clearer access to retro grant information through improved interfaces, empowering the community to better identify and acknowledge impactful contributions. LinkedIn Blog reempazar 1200 × 627 27 . 6 KB What are we developing? This mission centers on updating the existing Impact Evaluation Framework, refining it through collaboration with key stakeholders, including Badgeholders and RetroPGF applicants. The project also involves creating a user-friendly, interactive, open-source website that will allow contributors to assess the significance of their efforts and gather information about the Retro. This will help the community gauge the real impact of contributions on Optimism, driving more meaningful engagement and simplifying the information. To learn more about our roadmap and previous updates, check out the detailed project outline below! WakeUp Labs - General Comms Thread Our Journey on Optimism Updates and Announcements ? The Fourth Optimism Mission assigned to WakeUp Labs: Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard TL;DR WakeUp Labs was selected to lead four Optimism missions. In this post we’ll share about the last one, an Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard. Brief summary. In a series of four Optimism missions, this article focuses on the final mission assigned to WakeUp Labs: Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard. If you’re interested in the other three missions, they include the Zero Knowledge Too… Next. We’ll continue sharing updates on this thread as we make progress on the mission. Stay connected with us on social media for the latest news: X (Twitter) LinkedIn Thanks again for your support!
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• Zk Toolkit for ZK Application Developers: Mission updates by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Sept. 27, 2024, 11:25 a.m.
  Content: Research & Discovery Initial milestone: completed! TL;DR. We’ve completed the first milestone in the ZK ID Toolkit for ZK Application Developers OP Mission. Overview of ZK Identity Tools As part of developing the Zero-Knowledge (ZK) Identity Toolkit for the Superchain, we analyzed several existing ZK identity solutions to ensure secure and privacy-focused interactions between applications and users. Our key goal is to empower developers to easily integrate ZK proofs into their applications, facilitating self-sovereign identity management. After evaluating options like Web 5 , Quark ID, and PSE ZK Kit, we chose Privado ID as the best fit. Its comprehensive infrastructure, including APIs, a user interface, and ZK query capabilities, makes it a mature and ready-to-use solution. While currently tied to the Polygon network, Privado ID’s robust features will allow us to adapt it for use on Optimism and the broader Superchain ecosystem. With features like schema building, credential issuance, and both on-chain and off-chain verification, it provides all the necessary tools for managing decentralized identities. This makes it an ideal foundation for our ZK Identity Toolkit, ensuring simplicity and scalability for developers. As Privado ID is open source, we will be working on a forked version dedicated entirely to the Superchain. At the end of the project we will evaluate the possibility for it to become part of the OP Stack. More info in the Milestone # 1 Research document. GitHub Repository for Mission tracking We’ve set up a GitHub repository where we’ll be sharing all our progress on this mission. You can already find more details from the Research & Discovery phase uploaded there. :point_down: github.com GitHub - wakeuplabs-io/op-zk-identity-toolkit: This repository contains the delivery and tracking... This repository contains the delivery and tracking of milestones for the *ZK Toolkit for ZK Application Developers* Optimism Mission Request. What’s Next We’re making progress on several milestones at once, including Basic Membership Verification on testnet, applying the W 3 C DID Standard, Membership Revocation and Key Rotation, Mainnet Integration, Schema Data Query Support, Basic Zero-Knowledge Proof Generation for Boolean Queries, and the Zero-Knowledge Proof Query Language for Schema Attributes. Once we wrap up any of these, we’ll be sure to share an update here. Stay tuned by following us on our social media! :bird: X (Twitter) :globe_with_meridians: LinkedIn Thanks!
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• Zk Toolkit for ZK Application Developers: Mission updates by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Sept. 27, 2024, 11:25 a.m.
  Content: Research & Discovery Initial milestone: completed! TL;DR. We’ve completed the first milestone in the ZK ID Toolkit for ZK Application Developers OP Mission. Overview of ZK Identity Tools As part of developing the Zero-Knowledge (ZK) Identity Toolkit for the Superchain, we analyzed several existing ZK identity solutions to ensure secure and privacy-focused interactions between applications and users. Our key goal is to empower developers to easily integrate ZK proofs into their applications, facilitating self-sovereign identity management. After evaluating options like Web 5 , Quark ID, and PSE ZK Kit, we chose Privado ID 1 as the best fit. Its comprehensive infrastructure, including APIs, a user interface, and ZK query capabilities, makes it a mature and ready-to-use solution. While currently tied to the Polygon network, Privado ID’s robust features will allow us to adapt it for use on Optimism and the broader Superchain ecosystem. With features like schema building, credential issuance, and both on-chain and off-chain verification, it provides all the necessary tools for managing decentralized identities. This makes it an ideal foundation for our ZK Identity Toolkit, ensuring simplicity and scalability for developers. As Privado ID is open source, we will be working on a forked version dedicated entirely to the Superchain. At the end of the project we will evaluate the possibility for it to become part of the OP Stack. More info in the Milestone # 1 Research document 1 . GitHub Repository for Mission tracking We’ve set up a GitHub repository where we’ll be sharing all our progress on this mission. You can already find more details from the Research & Discovery phase uploaded there. :point_down: github.com GitHub - wakeuplabs-io/op-zk-identity-toolkit: This repository contains the delivery and tracking... 4 This repository contains the delivery and tracking of milestones for the *ZK Toolkit for ZK Application Developers* Optimism Mission Request. What’s Next We’re making progress on several milestones at once, including Basic Membership Verification on testnet, applying the W 3 C DID Standard, Membership Revocation and Key Rotation, Mainnet Integration, Schema Data Query Support, Basic Zero-Knowledge Proof Generation for Boolean Queries, and the Zero-Knowledge Proof Query Language for Schema Attributes. Once we wrap up any of these, we’ll be sure to share an update here. Stay tuned by following us on our social media! :bird: X (Twitter) :globe_with_meridians: LinkedIn Thanks!
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• Zk Toolkit for ZK Application Developers: Mission updates by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Sept. 27, 2024, 11:22 a.m.
  Content: TL;DR. WakeUp Labs is developing a ZK Identity Toolkit for developers building on the Superchain, prioritizing self-sovereign identity and privacy. This toolkit, focuses on simplifying identity-related features using cutting-edge zero-knowledge (ZK) technology. Flyer 1 missions OP zk 1200 × 627 25 . 7 KB What are we developing? Our proposal centers on building a toolkit based on zero-knowledge technology, designed to integrate effortlessly with the Superchain. This toolkit enables developers to incorporate ZK proofs into their decentralized applications (dApps), allowing for enhanced security and trust between users and applications. By doing so, we aim to give individuals full control over their identities and privacy. If you’d like to learn more about the roadmap, check out our previous entry for this mission! :point_down: WakeUp Labs - General Comms Thread Our Journey on Optimism Updates and Announcements ? ZK Toolkit for ZK Application Devs Optimism Mission has been assigned to WakeUp Labs. TD;DR. WakeUp Labs has been selected to lead four Optimism Missions. In this article we share some details about one of them. INTRO. WakeUp Labs has been chosen to lead four Optimism missions. These missions prioritize being top-notch products endorsed by the community, and they’re designed to be reusable for upcoming projects within the Superchain. They’re largely Open Source and primarily compatible with the… Next. We’ll keep you posted on this thread with all the latest updates on our progress. Don’t forget to follow us on social media for more updates: :bird: X (Twitter) :globe_with_meridians: LinkedIn Thanks again for your support!
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• WakeUp Labs - General Comms Thread Our Journey on Optimism by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: Aug. 9, 2024, 12:09 p.m.
  Content: We casted our first vote on the OP Token House TL;DR Recently, we’ve become OP delegators, allowing us to participate in Optimism’s governance process by voting on key issues. This past Tuesday, August 6 , we cast our votes for the first time. OP - WU 1280 × 720 32 . 2 KB Optimism Governance Last Tuesday, August 6 , we cast our first vote as OP delegators in the Optimism Token House. We voted to select the next five members of the Code of Conduct Council. Our decision was based on the candidates’ public contributions to the ecosystem, their expertise as shown in their applications, and the diversity they could bring to the council. We believe each candidate brings valuable and unique strengths to the table. Check out our vote here :point_down: OP Mainnet Explorer OP Mainnet Transaction Hash (Txhash) Details | OP Mainnet Etherscan Ethereum (ETH) detailed transaction info for txhash 0 x 4 fde 5394 c 78941 bcf 957 d 728 e 259411 a 34 d 6639815 ab 77 b 775 b 6 fdded 407 ab 82 . The transaction status, block confirmation, gas fee, Ethereum, and token transfer are shown. Next We’ll keep contributing to the Optimism Ecosystem by carefully analyzing and participating in each vote we get in the Optimism Token House. We’re excited to be a part of these governance processes and play a role in shaping the future of Optimism. Also, stay tuned for updates by following us on our social media channels: :bird: X Twitter :globe_with_meridians: LinkedIn Thanks for reading!
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• Collaboration ground for the Superchain around ETHCC | July 8th & 9th by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: July 1, 2024, 8:57 a.m.
  Content: Looking Forward to this! :sparkles: Super excited to join from Wakeup Labs with @Gonzacolo and @ 0 xMilton. See you all there! :raised_hands:
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• WakeUp Labs - General Comms Thread Our Journey on Optimism by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: May 28, 2024, 7:29 p.m.
  Content: The Fourth Optimism Mission assigned to WakeUp Labs: Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard TL;DR WakeUp Labs was selected to lead four Optimism missions. In this post we’ll share about the last one, an Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard. Brief summary. In a series of four Optimism missions, this article focuses on the final mission assigned to WakeUp Labs: Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard. If you’re interested in the other three missions, they include the Zero Knowledge Toolkit, Superchain Accounts, and Decentralized Roll-up as a Service. 4 mission OP 1200 × 627 28 KB The Fourth mission. Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard What was it about? Update and expand the Impact Evaluation Framework to align with the updated intents for Season 5 , while also broadening access to the Metrics Garden via additional interfaces. By doing so, boost the utilization of current Impact Metrics and utilize a range of tools, both existing and new, to showcase impact. This will strengthen the community’s capacity to recognize and bolster meaningful contributions. WakeUp’s Proposal Our plan to execute this project involves leveraging our technical skills alongside collaborators from the Optimism ecosystem. In the initial phase, spanning three weeks to two months, we’ll conduct a thorough review and update of the framework. This includes interviews with Badgeholders, RetroPGF applicants, and other relevant stakeholders to refine the impact evaluation framework, and clearly assess whether contributors’ efforts made a significant impact on OP. Subsequently, we’ll create a stand-alone, interactive, and open-source website to host the updated framework.This site will allow users to input links and parameters (such as SmartContracts) to determine if the efforts were worthwhile, helping to better orient future contributions. Following this, we’ll develop a set of eight evaluation criteria aligned with Season 5 ’s intents, ensuring their relevance and precision through Badgeholder validation. Our community engagement strategy will involve utilizing email marketing, paid advertisements, and automation to expand our audience. We plan to conduct feedback sessions with Optimism-specialized communities, both Spanish and English-speaking, to gather insights and feedback. After gathering feedback, we’ll spend three weeks refining our live interactive interface to enhance user experience. This phase will complete various milestones of the project. Finally, the project will conclude with a recap, delivered two weeks after grant completion, where we’ll compile a report showcasing our progress, improvements, and user needs identified through interactions. This sets the foundation for future iterations and strategies. Additionally, our solution will be fully open-sourced, and we’ll develop educational initiatives such as an educational roadmap, public conversations to keep the community updated, and live feedback tracking modules. WakeUp Labs is committed to providing support to the project for two years after the conclusion of grant rewards, covering technical support, maintenance, hosting, bug fixes, user support, and educational and marketing initiatives. Furthermore, we’ll showcase project demos, host webinars and workshops, and propose co-marketing campaigns with universities and Optimism communities to attract more builders to our platform. Next steps. As we announce the final mission assigned to us, we’re thrilled to continue enhancing the Optimism ecosystem. Stay tuned for updates on these missions through our social media channels on X (Twitter) and LinkedIn. :raised_hands: Thanks! :sparkles:
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• WakeUp Labs - General Comms Thread Our Journey on Optimism by WakeUp_Labs - No Role
  Posted on: May 28, 2024, 7:29 p.m.
  Content: The Fourth Optimism Mission assigned to WakeUp Labs: Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard TL;DR WakeUp Labs was selected to lead four Optimism 1 missions. In this post we’ll share about the last one, an Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard. Brief summary. In a series of four Optimism 1 missions, this article focuses on the final mission assigned to WakeUp Labs: Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard. If you’re interested in the other three missions, they include the Zero Knowledge Toolkit, Superchain Accounts 1 , and Decentralized Roll-up as a Service. 4 mission OP 1200 × 627 28 KB The Fourth mission. Impact Evaluation Framework and Dashboard What was it about? Update and expand the Impact Evaluation Framework to align with the updated intents for Season 5 , while also broadening access to the Metrics Garden via additional interfaces. By doing so, boost the utilization of current Impact Metrics and utilize a range of tools, both existing and new, to showcase impact. This will strengthen the community’s capacity to recognize and bolster meaningful contributions. WakeUp’s Proposal Our plan to execute this project involves leveraging our technical skills alongside collaborators from the Optimism 1 ecosystem. In the initial phase, spanning three weeks to two months, we’ll conduct a thorough review and update of the framework. This includes interviews with Badgeholders, RetroPGF applicants, and other relevant stakeholders to refine the impact evaluation framework, and clearly assess whether contributors’ efforts made a significant impact on OP. Subsequently, we’ll create a stand-alone, interactive, and open-source website to host the updated framework.This site will allow users to input links and parameters (such as SmartContracts) to determine if the efforts were worthwhile, helping to better orient future contributions. Following this, we’ll develop a set of eight evaluation criteria aligned with Season 5 ’s intents, ensuring their relevance and precision through Badgeholder validation. Our community engagement strategy will involve utilizing email marketing, paid advertisements, and automation to expand our audience. We plan to conduct feedback sessions with Optimism 1 -specialized communities, both Spanish and English-speaking, to gather insights and feedback. After gathering feedback, we’ll spend three weeks refining our live interactive interface to enhance user experience. This phase will complete various milestones of the project. Finally, the project will conclude with a recap, delivered two weeks after grant completion, where we’ll compile a report showcasing our progress, improvements, and user needs identified through interactions. This sets the foundation for future iterations and strategies. Additionally, our solution will be fully open-sourced, and we’ll develop educational initiatives such as an educational roadmap, public conversations to keep the community updated, and live feedback tracking modules. WakeUp Labs is committed to providing support to the project for two years after the conclusion of grant rewards, covering technical support, maintenance, hosting, bug fixes, user support, and educational and marketing initiatives. Furthermore, we’ll showcase project demos, host webinars and workshops, and propose co-marketing campaigns with universities and Optimism 1 communities to attract more builders to our platform. Next steps. As we announce the final mission assigned to us, we’re thrilled to continue enhancing the Optimism 1 ecosystem. Stay tuned for updates on these missions through our social media channels on X (Twitter) and LinkedIn. :raised_hands: Thanks! :sparkles:
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