seat 1 · founding curator
Terry Ajayi
@web3wikis
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reads every Giveth question until a curator takes this seat
Project portal
Giveth lets projects take crypto donations straight to their own wallet with no platform fee, and verified projects can earn donor rewards. Here is what people actually do with it, gathered from 1 solved problem and 1 Unlock.
Who knew?
QF rounds can serve small local causes, not only crypto infrastructure.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →what people really do with it
Groups outside crypto need a step-by-step for Safe plus Giveth. Write it.
from: Take donations with no platform cut →In quadratic funding, 100 people giving $1 can unlock more matching than one person giving $1,000. Matching scales with the number of distinct donors, which is why Gitcoin and Giveth reward breadth.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →the oh! list
QF rounds can serve small local causes, not only crypto infrastructure.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →who needs it most
neighbourhood projects: Many small local donors are exactly what quadratic funding rewards.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →open-source maintainers: Gitcoin and Giveth rounds are built for public goods.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →creators with an active audience: A study coin can turn attention into fees, if you tell holders plainly it is not an investment.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →a job for every holder, not a price
GIV rewards donors in some rounds.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →Routes you can walk
free ideas, take them
A monthly donor report page that reads the Safe and the Giveth page together.
from: Take donations with no platform cut →A community raise planner that asks three questions, then routes you to a matching round, an escrow raise or a coin, with the honest downside of each.
from: Raise $10,000 for my community →Support desk
A human from the House reads every question. Curators answer in plain words and say when they do not know. They will never ask for your seed phrase or keys.
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Nobody holds this seat yet. Walk the route, answer one question, or apply to keep the portal true. Until then, Terry reads every Giveth question.
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For the Giveth team
For founders. Reward campaigns reach people who actually used Giveth, verified by what they did in the House, not bots or wallets farmed by scripts. You set the reward and who it is for. The House never promises users a reward; it only routes yours to the people who earned it.
Is this your project? Claim this portal to correct anything and add the uses you see.
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Straight answers
Groups outside crypto need a step-by-step for Safe plus Giveth. Write it. In quadratic funding, 100 people giving $1 can unlock more matching than one person giving $1,000. Matching scales with the number of distinct donors, which is why Gitcoin and Giveth reward breadth.
Raise $10,000 for my community.
neighbourhood projects: Many small local donors are exactly what quadratic funding rewards. open-source maintainers: Gitcoin and Giveth rounds are built for public goods. creators with an active audience: A study coin can turn attention into fees, if you tell holders plainly it is not an investment.
Follow the Unlock "Take donations with no platform cut" in the House: a short, step-by-step route with the cost and risks named.
No. It is the House's portal about Giveth, gathered from routes people walk. The Giveth team can claim it for free to correct anything and add the uses they see.
A human from the House reads every question. Curators answer in plain words and say when they do not know. Nobody here will ever ask for your seed phrase or keys.
No. The House never promises tokens, airdrops or income. If a project funds a reward, it is labelled and routed only to people who really did the thing.
Some links are referral links; they never change what we recommend.