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This is a small grant request for Gonka-API.org, a commercial API gateway that claims early users, paid customers, and revenue, but the proposal does not yet define fundable public outcomes, verification criteria, budget logic, or fair treatment versus other brokers.

• The gateway could plausibly reduce onboarding friction for developers.
• The current request funds a commercial service without clear public-good boundaries.

This should not be funded in its current form because it describes a plausible community media activity but lacks a funding amount, measurable outputs, acceptance criteria, budget logic, and verifiable evidence of prior impact.

• The activity may be useful, but the proposal does not define what the fund is buying.
• The funding request cannot be evaluated because the amount and budget are missing.

This is a plausible ecosystem adoption idea, but it is not yet fundable as a Community Fund grant because the requested amount, budget logic, measurable outcomes, acceptance criteria, maintenance plan, and proof of delivery capacity are missing or unverified. The proposal describes building Agent Gonka with 100+ workflows, integrations, tutorials, demos, and promotion, which could create network value if it demonstrably increases useful Gonka Inference usage, but the current evidence is mostly self-described claims from the tender and the linked website could not be fetched.

• The project could support Gonka adoption, but current network-level outcomes are not measurable.
• The scope is ambitious and broad while proof of delivery capacity is weak.

This proposal has a plausible idea—making Gonka Inference easier to access through websites, APIs, chat bots, and developer tools—but it is not yet fundable as a Community Fund grant. The current submission lacks a funding amount, budget logic, measurable network outcomes, acceptance criteria, maintenance plan, and verifiable evidence for the claimed existing proxy work.

• The proposal has potential network value but does not yet define verifiable Gonka-level outcomes.
• The funding request is not assessable because amount, budget, milestones, and tranche logic are missing.

This is a plausible regional community-building grant, but it is not yet fundable because the ask amount, measurable commitments, acceptance criteria, and reporting path are missing or too vague.

• The proposal has a plausible public-good direction but no measurable outcome commitments.
• The team has some relevant community assets, but impact for Gonka is not verified.

Do not fund this in its current form. The idea of Gonka Forge could become useful network infrastructure, but the proposal does not state a funding amount, measurable outcomes, acceptance criteria, budget logic, milestones, maintenance plan, or evidence that Gonka Wallet/Forge has existing demand or usage.

• The public-good thesis is plausible but not yet evidenced with demand or network-level outcomes.
• The funding request is not reviewable because amount, budget, milestones, and tranche logic are missing.

This is a plausible community-media grant, but it is not yet ready for Community Fund allocation because the network outcomes, budget basis, verification path, and conflict disclosures are too incomplete. The proposal shows an existing Russian-language Telegram channel and some concrete growth goals, but the strongest impact claims about miner onboarding, deposits, and ecosystem demand are not independently verified in the supplied materials.

• The proposal has a real existing channel and plausible onboarding use case, but public network value is not yet proven.
• The strongest historical impact claims are unsupported by the supplied evidence.

Team Veylox proposes a Gonka onboarding hub with guides for acquiring, registering, and running nodes, which could be useful network infrastructure, but the current ask is not yet fundable because outcomes, scope, maintenance, budget logic, and verification are not defined well enough.

• The onboarding problem is real enough to justify a revised grant, but the current proposal does not yet buy verifiable network outcomes.
• The funding request lacks budget discipline and tranche logic.

This proposal has plausible network value because it funds public Gonka infrastructure and tools such as RPC, explorer/data hub, governance tooling, apps, and transparency dashboards, but the fundable case is weakened by missing measurable outcomes, limited budget detail, and an immediate lump-sum payout structure.

• The funded work targets real shared infrastructure that could benefit the Gonka network.
• The proposal asks for substantial capital before defining measurable outcomes or verification standards.

This proposal makes a clear executable governance-parameter change: raise the standard minimum deposit to 500 GNK and expedited minimum deposit to 1000 GNK. The change is verifiable on-chain, but the proposal gives little evidence for why these levels are right, how they affect fair participation, or what problem they solve beyond resubmitting a prior failed execution.

• The executable parameter change is clear and on-chain verifiable.
• The proposal lacks evidence that these deposit levels solve a measured governance problem.

This is a parameter-change proposal to add one community wallet to devshard escrow allowed creators, with no direct GNK transfer detected. The narrow change is understandable, but the proposal does not provide enough evidence on ownership, system impact, monitoring, rollback, or measurable network outcomes to justify support as submitted.

• The parameter delta is directionally clear but not fully specified with the current and resulting parameter state.
• The public-good claim is plausible but unsupported by measurable network outcome evidence.

This proposal asks for 75,000 USDT for a 3-month organic PR campaign targeting mainstream and crypto-native media, with a stated KPI of at least 35 media placements plus monitoring and monthly competitive analysis. The campaign could create network-level awareness for Gonka, but the current submission does not provide a named accountable owner, budget breakdown, tranche logic, acceptance criteria, verified team proof, or metrics tying PR activity to network outcomes. As written, the Community Fund would be buying a broad marketing promise rather than a verifiable network-level outcome.

• The proposal has a plausible awareness goal but does not yet define a fundable network outcome.
• The 75,000 USDT ask lacks budget discipline and tranche protection.

GNK Racers has a plausible demand-activation thesis, but the Community Fund should not allocate 246,000 GNK on the current record because the proposal does not provide verifiable outcome targets, a named accountable owner, tranche logic, or enough evidence that the claimed network growth will materialize.

• The network-value thesis is plausible but unproven.
• The ask lacks measurable outcomes and milestone gating.

This is a plausible demand-activation grant for a 25–35 minute YouTube deep-dive featuring Gonka AI, but the current record is not strong enough to justify a $70,000 Community Fund payout as submitted. The proposal states a production timeline and publication concept, yet it lacks a named accountable delivery owner, measurable outcomes, budget breakdown, tranche logic, verification plan, and conflict or editorial safeguards.

• The proposal has a plausible awareness thesis but no measurable network outcome.
• The $70,000 ask is not supported by budget or tranche discipline.

This is a restitution payout proposal for Kimi operators affected in epochs 265–276, asking to distribute about 946,509.93 GNK. The case identifies a plausible network fairness issue, but the public review record has material gaps: the payout formula is not clearly summarized, recipient eligibility is not fully auditable from the supplied context, and the executable message summary shows 52 recipient-like addresses while the prose says 53 addresses.

• The restitution purpose is plausible, but recipient correctness and formula evidence are not clear enough for a large payout.
• The executable message summary appears inconsistent with the prose recipient count.

I would not allocate Community Fund or governance-controlled network capital to this proposal as written. The proposal text is only “test proposal - 测试方案,” while the executable message would execute a CosmWasm contract call with 1000000000000 of an unmapped IBC denomination and a recipient-like address. There is no stated network problem, outcome, safety analysis, accountable owner, or verification path.

• The proposal has no stated network-level outcome.
• The executable message moves funds without enough explanation or safety review.

Предложение запрашивает единовременную выплату из community pool в размере 100,000 GNK для TheSoul за «полную 360-градусную digital и social strategy» для Gonka.AI. Заявленные категории результатов релевантны росту экосистемы, но текущие материалы не дают ясного описания узкого места, обоснования «почему сейчас», измеримых результатов, критериев приемки, разбивки бюджета, логики траншей, пути отчетности, раскрытия конфликтов или доказательств того, что TheSoul может выполнить именно такой объем работ. В представленном виде это не следует финансировать без переработки в измеримый, подотчетный grant на основе milestones.

• Работа выглядит потенциально релевантной для Gonka, но предложение не переводит эту релевантность в проверяемые результаты на уровне сети.
• Структура финансирования выплачивает все 100,000 GNK сразу после принятия proposal, несмотря на отсутствие milestones, критериев приемки и бюджетной логики.

The proposal asks the Community Fund to pay TheSoul 28,000 GNK in a single tranche for Gonka.AI analytics and attribution work, including GA4 implementation, UTM taxonomy, event tracking, and conversion reporting. The work is plausibly useful to the network because better attribution and funnel reporting can create decision-useful knowledge, but the submitted evidence does not define the bottleneck, success metrics, baselines, acceptance criteria, budget logic, reporting cadence, maintenance owner, or relevant delivery proof. As written, the fund would be paying upfront for a general work category rather than verifiable network-level outcomes.

• Plausible network usefulness, but the proposal does not convert analytics work into verifiable network-level outcomes.
• Payment is a full single-tranche community pool spend with no budget breakdown or milestone controls.

This is a plausible network-facing website and landing-page grant, but the evidence currently available is too thin for a clean Community Fund allocation. The proposal identifies a high-level scope—redesign gonka.ai and create landing pages for miners, inference buyers, and investors—and a 10,000 USDT single-tranche payment to TheSoul. However, the available corpus does not include detailed deliverables, acceptance criteria, measurable outcomes, budget breakdown, milestone/tranche logic, maintenance owner, reporting cadence, or proof that TheSoul can deliver this exact website/landing-page scope. Recommendation: revise before funding, or convert to a milestone-based approval with explicit acceptance and handover terms.

• Plausible public value, but network impact is not measurable from the available proposal evidence.
• The plan lacks detailed deliverables, acceptance criteria, milestones, reporting, and maintenance ownership.

The proposal asks for a 50,000 USDT single-tranche payment to TheSoul for a crypto-influencer pilot for Gonka.AI, with a performance report and scaling recommendations. The network-value thesis is plausible, but the submitted evidence does not provide measurable campaign targets, creator selection details, an itemized budget, milestones/tranches, execution proof for this exact scope, or a clear accountability/reporting path. As written, the Community Fund would be buying an upfront marketing promise rather than verifiable network-level outcomes.

• Plausible marketing value, but no measurable network outcome is specified.
• 50,000 USDT is paid upfront in a single tranche with no itemized budget or outcome gate.

The proposal asks for a single-tranche 20,000 USDT payment to TheSoul for a Gonka.AI brandbook covering logo, typography, color system, graphic language, layout principles, and templates. The work could plausibly help the network if the brand system becomes a reusable public asset, but the supplied evidence is too thin for Community Fund allocation as written: no measurable outcomes, no acceptance criteria, no budget breakdown, no milestones/tranches, no reporting path, no maintenance/licensing handover, and no evidence that TheSoul can deliver this exact scope. Recommendation: needs revision before funding.

• Plausible public asset, but network-level value is not tied to a concrete bottleneck, adoption plan, or measurable outcome.
• The plan is not sufficiently verifiable: deliverable categories exist, but acceptance criteria, metrics, timeline, exclusions, and handover are missing.

Do not fund as written. The proposal asks for a single-tranche 25,000 USDT payment to TheSoul for brand audit, competitive positioning, and audience segmentation for Gonka.AI, but the extracted record does not provide measurable outcomes, acceptance criteria, budget logic, milestones/tranches, reporting, conflict disclosure, or relevant delivery evidence for this exact work. The work could plausibly help Gonka if reframed as a bounded, verifiable strategy deliverable, but the current ask buys an undefined process/output with full payment on passage rather than validated network-level outcomes.

• The ask is a full 25,000 USDT transfer on passage, not tied to verified delivery or outcomes.
• The proposal lacks measurable outcomes, acceptance criteria, and a verification path.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

Gonka NOP appears to be a real, open-source CLI that can reduce friction for deploying and maintaining Gonka nodes. That is plausibly valuable to the network. However, the current ask bundles retroactive payment, 6 months of support, and undefined future features into a single 50,000 USDT transfer with no budget breakdown, no tranches, no acceptance criteria, and weak evidence of actual network impact or usage. The fund should not approve this version as a lump-sum retroactive grant, but it could become fundable if reframed as a smaller, milestone-based maintenance and feature grant with verified adoption/impact evidence.

• Real and relevant open-source tool exists, but the retroactive impact case is not yet evidenced with usage or outcome data.
• The current funding structure is a high-risk lump sum with no budget, tranches, milestones, or acceptance criteria.

Это предложение о выплате/реституции, а не обычный грант на выполнение работ. Оно явно направлено на компенсацию участникам сети за конкретные проблемы, повлиявшие на вознаграждения в эпохах 248–254, при этом совокупная исполняемая выплата в целом выглядит согласованной с общей суммой в тексте: 306,307.29 GNK реституции плюс 39,722.20 GNK bounty, а исполняемые сообщения суммарно составляют около 346,029.49 GNK на 94 адреса, похожих на адреса получателей. Однако доступная для проверки запись, предоставленная здесь, не раскрывает полную таблицу получателей, формулы по каждому получателю, доказательства инцидентов, исключения, порядок апелляций/разрешения споров или указанного ответственного владельца для вопросов после публикации. Я бы не рассматривал результат прохождения governance-голосования как доказательство качества предложения. На основании предоставленных доказательств это предложение выглядит правдоподобным и релевантным для сети, но его следует поддерживать только с условиями либо переработать так, чтобы опубликовать поддающийся аудиту пакет реституции.

• Предложение является релевантной для сети реституцией по конкретным случаям и эпохам, повлиявшим на вознаграждения, а не универсальным грантом.
• Данные по совокупной исполняемой выплате в целом совпадают с суммами и числом получателей, указанными в тексте.

This is a plausible demand-activation sponsorship opportunity, but it is not yet fundable as a Community Fund grant. The evidence supports that EBC12 is a real Barcelona event positioned around digital-asset decision-makers, meetings, and sponsor visibility. However, the proposal does not define verifiable Gonka outcomes, a Gonka-side owner for representation and follow-up, a real budget breakdown, tranches, acceptance criteria, opportunity cost, or post-event reporting. The current success metric is a tender vote tally, which is governance context, not evidence of network impact.

• The event and audience appear relevant, but network impact is not yet measurable or Gonka-specific.
• The 62,000 USDT ask lacks budget breakdown, tranches, opportunity-cost analysis, and contract/payment safeguards.

Это предложение по software-upgrade протокола до v0.2.13, а не выплата из Community Fund. README дает полезное, ограниченное по рамкам описание релиза и указывает несколько миграций и исправлений, включая учет вознаграждений, параметры escrow для devshard, authz grants для ответов на жалобы, повторную активацию участников, рост хранилища и emergency switch для запросов inference в devshard. Однако импортированный текст governance крайне скуден, ответственный технический владелец явно не назван, критерии успеха/мониторинга отсутствуют, процедуры rollback или mitigation не предоставлены, а фактические детали исполняемого сообщения, доступные для этого обзора, представлены только в виде высокоуровневого summary сообщения. Я бы не считал результат голосования доказательством качества предложения. Рекомендация: требуется доработка, прежде чем это можно считать хорошо обоснованным изменением протокола в рамках Community Fund.

• Обновление выглядит релевантным для работы сети и имеет ограниченный scope релиза v0.2.13.
• Прямой перевод из treasury не обнаружен, поэтому основной вопрос — безопасность протокола и governance/operator risk, а не бюджетные расходы.

This is a protocol software-upgrade proposal for v0.2.13 with no direct GNK transfer ask, but the supplied review materials do not provide enough safety, ownership, rollback, or verification detail to justify using shared governance authority as-is.

• The upgrade may address real protocol issues, but the proposal does not evidence measurable outcomes or safety controls.
• No direct treasury spend is requested, yet shared governance authority still requires strong executable-safety evidence.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

No community opinion is available yet.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

No community opinion is available yet.

No community opinion is available yet.

This is a payout / restitution proposal to return approximately 3.054M GNK held in the gov module account to miners from epochs 132–247, using a deterministic on-chain-data formula and executable batch vesting / multisend messages. The proposal has unusually concrete payout logic, a public reproduction repository, a named proposer, and a bounded recipient set. The main weaknesses are not the absence of a project plan, but payout-specific controls: independent reconciliation of the final executable messages, explicit conflict disclosure, a clear dispute/appeal window, and stronger handling of precedent and edge cases such as prior compensations and alleged abusive miners.

• Strongest reason to support: the payout is bounded, formula-driven, and reproducible from on-chain data rather than relying on vague community sentiment.
• Main reason for conditions: executable transfer safety and recipient correctness need independent reconciliation for a 3M+ GNK payout.

No community opinion is available yet.

This is a protocol-change proposal for an on-chain software upgrade to v0.2.12. The extracted README gives a plausible network-level upgrade plan, including api/node changes, a new versiond service, operator routing changes, and a claim that the v0.2.11 to v0.2.12 upgrade was tested on testnet. The on-chain material confirms one executable MsgSoftwareUpgrade and no direct coin transfer. However, the imported governance body is very sparse, no named accountable technical owner is provided, post-upgrade success metrics and monitoring/rollback criteria are missing, conflicts are not disclosed, and release binaries are unsupported as review evidence. This should not receive unconditional support as-is; it needs revision or explicit execution conditions before being treated as safe governance action.

• Network-level relevance is plausible because this is an executable software upgrade affecting shared infrastructure, with no direct fund payout detected.
• The plan has useful operator detail, but governance metadata is too sparse and lacks measurable post-execution checks.

No community opinion is available yet.

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The proposal asks for 31,250 GNK from the community pool to fund Saccade Media House producing a 7–10 minute cinematic film about why Gonka exists, on a 30–35 day timeline. The proposed output could plausibly help awareness and community storytelling, but the submitted evidence is not strong enough for an unconditional Community Fund allocation: the problem, target audience, measurable outcomes, budget breakdown, tranches, reporting path, conflict disclosures, and delivery proof are missing or weak. The linked Miro board may contain important supporting detail, but it is auth-bound in the supplied corpus and cannot be credited without a snapshot.

• The proposal has a plausible network-facing creative deliverable, but not a verifiable network outcome.
• Budget discipline is materially insufficient: total ask is stated, but no breakdown or tranche logic is provided.

No community opinion is available yet.

The latest score predates the public opinion format and needs a fresh Framework V2 score.

This is a bounded protocol-change proposal to register Kava USDT IBC metadata and approve the denomination for trading on Gonka mainnet. The action is plausibly network-relevant and the imported executable-message summary is directionally aligned with the prose, with no direct GNK transfer detected. However, the proposal is too thin for confident approval under the Community Fund framework: it lacks a named accountable technical owner, concrete necessity/why-now rationale, blast-radius analysis, post-execution monitoring or rollback/mitigation plan, measurable success checks, conflict/disclosure context, and full inspectable message parameters in the provided evidence layer. The governance tally shows it passed, but vote outcome is not treated as proposal-quality evidence.

• The action is plausibly network-relevant and bounded, but evidence is too thin for a safe protocol-change approval review.
• No direct GNK transfer is detected, so treasury budget risk is low; the main risk is executable protocol safety and asset-listing stewardship.

No community opinion is available yet.

This is a bounded restitution/payout proposal for participants allegedly affected by the CPoC bug in epochs 132-133. The network-value case is plausible because compensating objectively affected participants can protect operator trust and correct protocol-caused harm. However, the funding case is not yet clean enough for shared-capital approval as written: the analysis repository says 45 affected participants and 24,799.48 GONKA, while the executable governance messages show about 27,906.54 GNK across 50 recipient-like addresses. That mismatch is material for a payout proposal. The proposal also lacks a named accountable owner, conflict disclosures, dispute/appeal handling, and a post-execution reconciliation path.

• Plausible network-level restitution for a specific CPoC bug incident.
• Material mismatch between analytical payout basis and executable transfer messages blocks confidence in recipient and amount correctness.

This is a payout/restitution proposal to distribute about 30,538.149 GNK for epoch 158 lost preserved weights using executable vesting and community-pool-spend messages. The restitution purpose is plausibly network-relevant and the formula is partially documented, but the review evidence does not include an auditable recipient-by-recipient table, independent validation of the lost-weight calculation, a dispute/appeal process, or a clearly named accountable owner beyond the proposer address. The proposal should be revised or supported only after recipient correctness, formula inputs, executable-message matching, and conflict/dispute handling are made auditable.

• Plausible network-level restitution purpose, but recipient correctness is not auditable from the extracted evidence.
• Formula is partially documented, yet minimum-payout and author-payment adjustments require explicit governance justification.

This is a protocol software-upgrade proposal for Gonka v0.2.11 with no direct GNK transfer detected. The submitted material shows a network-wide upgrade path, a GitHub upgrade document, one executable MsgSoftwareUpgrade, and claims of successful testnet deployment with no observed regressions. However, the governance body itself is extremely thin, the concrete problem/necessity and alternatives are not articulated, no named accountable technical owner is provided, and rollback/monitoring, full blast-radius analysis, measurable post-upgrade success criteria, and maintenance accountability are underdeveloped.

• Network-level relevance is plausible because this is a chain software upgrade with no direct payout.
• The plan is only partially decision-useful: scope and testnet claims exist, but metrics, rollback, monitoring, and blast-radius detail are incomplete.

No community opinion is available yet.

No community opinion is available yet.

This is a protocol-change review for the v0.2.10 on-chain software upgrade. The proposal is plausibly network-relevant because it updates core node/API-related software and includes operator instructions, but it is not yet strong as a governance-quality artifact: the imported governance body is minimal, the accountable technical owner is not named, success/monitoring criteria are missing, rollback/mitigation is not shown, and the executable message is only summarized rather than fully inspectable in the supplied evidence. Because no direct transfer is detected, grant-style budget concerns are not the main issue; protocol safety, owner accountability, monitoring, and message/prose alignment are.

• Plausible network-relevant protocol upgrade, but the governance body and extracted message evidence are too thin for strong protocol-safety confidence.
• No direct funding transfer is detected, so the main concern is not budget discipline; it is executable safety, accountability, monitoring, and rollback.

No community opinion is available yet.

No community opinion is available yet.

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This is a bounded parameter-change proposal to update developer access and participant allowlist timing. The executable parameter deltas are visible on-chain and no direct GNK transfer is detected. However, the proposal text does not explain the problem, why the new block heights are correct, expected operator/user/economic effects, monitoring criteria, rollback plan, or who is accountable after execution. I would not use Community Fund/governance support standards to endorse it as written; it needs revision with rationale, impact analysis, and rollback/monitoring commitments.

• The exact parameter deltas are visible and bounded, which is a meaningful strength for a parameter-change proposal.
• No direct GNK transfer is detected, so the proposal does not create treasury-spend risk.

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This is a parameter-change proposal, not a funding-transfer request. The executable action is clear enough to identify one changed parameter, but the proposal text does not explain the problem, expected effects, stakeholder impact, monitoring, rollback plan, or accountable owner. I would not support allocating Community Fund or governance confidence to this as written; it needs revision before it can be evaluated as a responsible network-level parameter change.

• The only strong evidence is the executable parameter delta; the proposal text itself is effectively empty.
• No measurable outcome or monitoring plan is provided for a network-wide configuration change.

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This is an executable software-upgrade proposal for v0.2.2 with no direct GNK transfer ask, but the public record provided here does not give enough decision-useful evidence on necessity, accountable ownership, blast radius, rollback, monitoring, or outcome verification.

• The proposal is a real executable protocol change, not merely a funding request.
• The governance record does not provide enough evidence for safety, accountability, or outcome verification.

No community opinion is available yet.

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This is a protocol-change proposal to register new Qwen models and update model parameters, not a direct funding transfer. It has plausible network value because it expands Gonka-supported model options and gives operators a path to adopt them, with some supporting methodology and data references. However, it is not yet review-ready under the Community Fund framework: there is no named accountable technical owner, no explicit success/monitoring criteria, no rollback or mitigation plan, incomplete blast-radius analysis, and only a summary of the executable messages rather than full inspectable message fields in the supplied evidence. Recommendation: needs revision before community support as a well-stewarded protocol change.

• Plausible network value from adding new supported models, but the proposal does not establish urgency, alternatives, or measurable outcomes.
• The governance action is bounded and has no direct coin transfer, but full executable message contents are not available in the supplied evidence.

No community opinion is available yet.