☎ ENS Public Goods – Weekly Meeting: 12pm ET/5pm UTC, Thursday – Term 6

1. Welcome ALL [image]

  • Welcome to the weekly dose of public goods goodness.

2. Miscellaneous ENS updates of general interest

  • New page added to the ENS domains website.
  • Referral program is live now - check out the leaderboard.

3. Phantom Zone presents milestone updates

  • Website: https://phantom.zone/
  • Phantom Zone is a research organization funded by grants
  • They work on cryptographic primitives that directly impact and strengthen the blockchain ecosystem.
  • The grant within Phantom Zone was geared towards polyomorphic encryption and in particular their library Pulpy.
  • The grant was mostly to add a particular module to Pulpy, and that module is Arithmetic circuits.
  • The milestone is completed, and a demo was done to showcase it.
  • phantom (riscv FHE vm): https://github.com/phantomzone-org/phantom
  • poulpy (FHE library): https://github.com/phantomzone-org/poulpy

4. ETHMexico 2025 report

  • Report from ETHMexico.
  • The local state and city government lent a museum for the event.
  • The event was held in a nice, old, well-maintained museum
  • Big university integration; protocols, exchanges, L1s, and L2s want to be in the university, and universities want this content
  • Event Structure:
    • VIP dinner was held.
    • 2-day conferences were held, but next time, one day only.
    • 36-hour continuous hackathon.
    • Side events
  • Event numbers:
    • More than 1,000 people in each event.
    • Some events had 600 people.
    • Conferences had 150 hackers.
    • More than 50 speakers, 19 talks.
  • Will post the report in the forum and is open to questions/concerns.
  • State government working with Ethereum and Sovra (from Argentina, doing decentralized identity).
  • Decentralized identity is now a requirement for processes like changing a driver’s license.
  • Full presentation.

5. Urbe present Impact Report for the Web3xGood Conference

  • IRL event in Rome during Urbe village, a two-week pop-up city
  • The event had slightly more than 60 participants
  • Low budget - around 2 ETH
  • NounsDAO was a major supporter
  • Full recordings on YouTube and a photo gallery are available.
  • Bridging Italian and international NGOs in Web3
  • Engagement and participation from universities
  • A researcher from Cambridge presented findings on crypto philanthropy
  • Suggestion to explore domains and subdomains, especially with Blockchain association and Veracura partnerships
  • Plan to do a specific event next year to onboard people for digital identity
  • Impact report: Impact Report - Google Slides

6. Open floor for all questions, proposals and other presentations etc.

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