1. Proposal Purpose:
PART 1 of 2: Discuss Emissions Model by starting with a set of Metrics to utilize & Methods to capture that will ultimately help define or establish whether the current Emissions Model should be unchanged, changed, augmented, or replaced entirely.
The focus is to discuss, brainstorm, identify, and define the metrics that can help measure “value”, contributions, participation, activity, growth, or other indicators of performance / success for the GRAPE community. The expectation of this discussion is to arrive at a conclusion on which metrics can be captured, identified and presented to provide transparency and justify any potential emissions model for discussion in Part 2 of 2.
2. Grape Proposal Overview: Below is a list of Metrics & Methods to capture metrics for review & consideration to start the discussion. If any other suggestions exist outside of these, please comment in the replies.
Potential Metrics
- Treasury Funds In/Out (Macro)
- “Value” by Group In (Micro - SubDAO, Events, Tools or Services [may involve multiple SubDAOs])
- Membership Growth (if possible, align with source of new member growth/new Grape holders)
- Participation/Views/Exposure (Tools built/used, AMAs, Events, Articles, Tweets, Spaces, Documentation, Education Materials Purposes/Tutorials)
- Contribution (Disjointed/Missing today - DAO Gov Committed, Votes, Proposals that make it to on-chain votes, Rev Opportunities created, Partnerships established, Feedback on Tools/Features)
- Production Output (align with initiatives and usage of things like Research, Content or other tangible objects.)
- Activity (validated & criteria per role/function)
- Counterproductivity/Inactivity (Not penalties. Added as a potential metric to measure or gauge if something is going “wrong”.)
Potential Methods:
A. On-Chain (Explorer, Realms (or Governance/staking locking mechanism), Squads, MeanFi, Raydium, Socean, Dex, Dashboard)
B. Off-Chain (Discord, Discourse, Twitter, Shared Drives, Documentation, Articles, Streams, Meetings, etc)
3. Stakeholders
Community Groups & Individuals, such as, DAO, SubDAOs, Boards/Councils/Committees, Skill Roles, Participants and/or Contributors
4. Costs/Resource Requirements:
TBD