The Realms Autonomous World (RAW) aspires to truly live up to its name: Autonomous. This autonomy, however, is contingent on the presence of infrastructure - typically referred to as public goods. This understanding gives rise to the concept of Frontinus House, a means through which capital can be deployed and projects funded within the RAW and the broader BibliothecaDAO ecosystem.
Frontinus House will initiate funding rounds during which builders present the most innovative and compelling project ideas that resonate with the vision, mission, and goals of Bibliotheca DAO.
The ultimate goal of Frontinus House is to foster a culture of transparency, accountability, and collaboration in the utilization of public capital. It also aims to back the development of superior public infrastructure tailored to meet the community's needs.
The work will be completed by Metaforo, a community of builders dedicated to providing Web3 native governance solutions for decentralised DAOs and crypto projects. With a focus on true web3 governance, they have developed Metaforo.io, a community forum system designed to facilitate transparent and fair decision-making by the community.
Firstly I would recommend reading the Frontinus House Proposal by Metaforo here and the Frontinus house outline by Neotins here.
Metaforo will complete the full tech stack of the Frontinus House protocol. The current proposal and costs are for an off-chain only stack with the option to convert to a fully on-chain stack once Bibliotheca DAO governance has ossified.
Proposal and Planning: The first step is to create a comprehensive proposal for the Frontinus House protocol. This proposal should outline the objectives, features, and technical requirements of the protocol. It should also include a detailed plan for its development and implementation.
Development of the Tech Stack: The protocol development begins with the creation of the technology stack. Metaforo, as mentioned, will be responsible for completing the full tech stack of Frontinus House. This involves designing and building the necessary software components, infrastructure, and systems required for the protocol to function effectively.
Off-Chain Implementation: Initially, the proposed implementation is off-chain. This means that the protocol operates outside of the blockchain. During this stage, the off-chain stack is developed and integrated into the Bibliotheca DAO. It involves setting up the infrastructure and systems required to facilitate the funding rounds, capital deployment, and delegate selection processes.
Testing and Iteration: Once the off-chain implementation is complete, thorough testing and iteration are necessary to identify and resolve any bugs, issues, or inefficiencies in the protocol. This phase ensures that the protocol functions as intended and meets the requirements and expectations of the community.
Community Review and Governance: The completed protocol is presented to the Bibliotheca DAO community for review and governance. The community members have the opportunity to provide feedback, suggest improvements, and vote on the adoption of the Frontinus House protocol. This step ensures that the protocol aligns with the vision, mission, and objectives of Bibliotheca DAO and that the community has a say in its implementation.
On-Chain Conversion (Optional): Depending on the decisions made during the governance process, there may be a transition from an off-chain stack to a fully on-chain stack. This step involves migrating the protocol's functionality and operations onto a blockchain platform. It enables the protocol to leverage the benefits of blockchain technology, such as transparency, immutability, and decentralised governance.
Deployment and Adoption: Once the protocol is deemed ready for production use, it can be deployed and made available to the Bibliotheca DAO. The community members can begin utilising the Frontinus House protocol to fund projects, auction capital, and collaborate on the development of public infrastructure that aligns with the community's needs.
The project’s core feature is to pass funding for proposals:
Communities hold funding rounds in the community. In these funding rounds, builders can propose ideas to get funded. The flow is as follows:
User Wallet Login
Realms NFT is on ETH mainnet for the time being. If using Realms NFT as the asset for voting validation, we will implement ETH mainnet wallet connection first. We will add other wallets support, such as agentX, braavos when Realms assets are moved onto Starknet.
Voting feature
Delegation feature
Within an ongoing proposal, qualifying voters can delegate their voting power to a certain delegation, to vote on their behalf.
The selection rounds should open on a rolling basis. We suggest once every three months, but the timing for conducting the delegation selection rounds should be determined by the community.
Delegation Voting feature
Comment feature
With predetermined permissions, users can discuss or publish feedback under proposal. All comments will be stored on Arweave. The comment section will support markdown with full editor and can be viewed in different page views.
17,408 USDC & USDT from our current Treasury
See below breakdown of the costs involved in the process :
A reserved 10% buffer of $2,000 will be in place for extensions to the work outlined. All work within the current scope will be covered by above costs. If scope is amended due to BibilithecaDAO core contributors requirements allowance to utilise these reserved funds are approved under the core contributors discretion. Any use of these funds will be clearly communicated to the DAO and #Operations-council within the Realms Discord server.
Final Delivery Date: Aug 18th, 2023