We're all in this together!
This is the second iteration of the SNT voting DApp used to vote on Keycard names, and appropriately, it’s the community who brought version 0.1 to life. The project was delivered entirely by bounty contributors on GitCoin, and any further updates will also be community-driven.
In total we raised R113,135 (~48 ETH). School fees at African Angels are R4800 per year, so this translates to fees for nearly 24 of the 142 children starting school in 2019.
With Superrare's help, we have tokenized the first ever artwork from a school: a series of multimedia self-portraits done by the children going into high school next year.
The innovation lies in the new means of self-organisation. Tackling the problem at hand, in this case school-building, became as simple as listening to the existing caretakers.
We wonder, can you imagine having to build the class you study in each year? Do you have a sense of the obstacles these kids really face? And yet, there is such hope in each one of them, combined with a work ethic we have rarely seen.
The 4 most voted choices were: Keycard (36,73% of votes), Stash (31,41%), Touch (15,42%), and Liberty (2,15%).
Community members in China started exchanging goods for SNT in #china-market (https://get.status.im/chat/public/china-market)
So far, we have raised R32 065.25 - enough to sponsor one child for a full year at African Angels.
Version 0.9.32 Introducing beta support for Private group chats! There is also alpha support of pairing (with development mode on) between mobile and desktop clients for messages and contacts syncing.
Last week we held a vote across many of our respective communities for the next community competition. With votes coming in from twitter, and our
Status is very popular amongst Koreans who are knowledgeable about Ethereum and cryptocurrencies.
The great powers of the world may have done wonders in giving the world a military and industrial look, but the great gift still has to come from Africa — giving the world a more human face.
This document outlines our apolitical stance, the rationale behind it, and general instructions on how to detect and deal with subversion.
In the bi-weekly Status Town Hall, we present progress updates, team news, and exciting announcements from various core contributors. Discussion covers everything from new contributors to technical updates from core teams
