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Project Name & Description
[2602] Rootstock BTCFi Onboarding & Builder Activation — CryptoVendimIA 2026This proposal presents a strategic ecosystem alliance between CryptoVendimIA and key Rootstock ecosystem participants — Rootstock Collective, Beexo Wallet, Money On Chain, Tropykus, Universidad Champagnat — to execute a large-scale Rootstock Ecosystem Onboarding Initiative during CryptoVendimIA 2026, a five-day technology conference held in Mendoza, Argentina. From 25 to 29 of March.
The proposal clearly separates two components:
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Silver Tier participation (USD 10,000), corresponding to Rootstock Collective’s standard sponsorship tier.
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(USD 2,500) For Builders prizes, allocated exclusively to ecosystem activation mechanisms (onboarding merchandising, learn-to-earn rewards, and builder prizes).
While the Silver Tier does not normally include Main Sponsor benefits, CryptoVendimIA will grant Rootstock a Main Sponsor–level presence as part of a long-term strategic alliance with the ecosystem.
This enhanced presence is not purchased with grant funds and is provided independently by the event organizers as an institutional contribution to Rootstock.The requested funds are allocated strictly to BTCFi education, onchain activation, and builder incentives, with outcomes designed to be measurable, documented, and replicable across LATAM.
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Team Background
Juani Podestá
Entrepreneur and ecosystem builder. active contributor to Rootstock education in Latin American Web3 ecosystem. Founder of Beexo Wallet and experienced in executing blockchain activations, community growth initiatives, and onchain onboarding campaigns. Proven track record coordinating developers, universities, and ecosystem partners across Argentina.
Matías Santaolaya
One of the most active Rootstock ambassador and a regional technology community leader. Experienced in developer community coordination, institutional partnerships, and large-scale tech event execution. Strong connections with universities and regional builder networks in Mendoza, Buenos Aires and surrounding provinces.
**Together, Juani and Matías have worked together in communities activations since 2023. They have articulated educational events, big conferences that had made the connection between thousands of builders.
Beexo’s Wallet Team will be also hands on into everything is needed.**
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Total Grant Amount
**USD 12,500 in total
Silver Tier — Rootstock Collective**
USD 10,000
Corresponds strictly to Silver Tier participation, with Main Sponsor–level benefits granted through the strategic alliance.
Incentivize real Rootstock use cases
All additional funds are allocated exclusively to onchain activation and builder incentives, not to event production or branding.
**Importante remarks
About CryptoVendimIA & Strategic Context**
Webpage: https://www.cryptovendimia.com/CryptoVendimIA is one of Argentina’s most relevant technology conferences outside Buenos Aires, with a proven track record of execution and growth:
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CryptoVendimIA 2024: 450+ attendees (in-person)
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CryptoVendimIA 2025: 1,000+ attendees, 150+ active builders, 8 universities
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CryptoVendimIA 2026 (projected):
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1,500+ attendees
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200+ builders
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15+ universities connected
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The event has been officially declared of Cultural Interest by the Government of Mendoza for two consecutive years and is part of the province’s official innovation and tourism agenda. Mendoza has positioned itself as a regional hub for technology, with a strong developer base, active universities, and increasing participation in blockchain, Web3, and AI initiatives.
CryptoVendimIA 2026 spans five full days, combining:
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A main conference
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A multi-day hackathon
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University tracks
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Institutional and B2B activities
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Community and cultural experiences
This extended format enables deep onboarding, not just surface-level exposure.
Rootstock Presence & Benefits (Strategic Alliance)
As part of this long-term strategic alliance, Rootstock will receive Main Sponsor–level presence while contributing at the Silver Tier level, ensuring maximum ecosystem positioning efficiency.
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2 Main Stage Keynotes
Rootstock will lead two high-visibility sessions on the main stage, positioning BTCFi and Bitcoin programmability at the center of the conference narrative. -
Finance & Blockchain Stage Fully Branded for Rootstock
The dedicated stage will carry Rootstock branding throughout the event, reinforcing institutional recognition and ecosystem authority. -
Dedicated Stand for Onboarding and Activations
A permanent ecosystem hub for wallet onboarding, protocol education, and direct interaction with attendees, builders, and institutions. -
Panel Participation During B2B Friday
Rootstock will participate in the enterprise and institutional track, engaging regulators, fintech companies, and corporate stakeholders. -
Technical Workshops During the Hackathon
Hands-on sessions designed to guide developers through real Rootstock integrations and BTCFi use cases. -
Dedicated Hackathon Tracks for Rootstock Use Cases
A structured builder pathway focused exclusively on Rootstock applications, increasing the probability of meaningful ecosystem outputs. -
Maximum Social Media Visibility
Rootstock will receive digital exposure equivalent to a Main Sponsor, including campaign amplification across event channels. -
100 General Access Tickets
To run ecosystem campaigns, raffles, or targeted community engagement initiatives across X and Instagram. -
20 VIP Passes
For KOLs, strategic partners, and ecosystem leaders aligned with Rootstock. -
10 Full Experience Tickets
For high-level networking with regulators, enterprises, universities, and institutional actors. -
Dedicated LABITCONF / Bitcoin Argentina Space
A Bitcoin-native educational area focused on explaining Bitcoin, Rootstock, and BTCFi fundamentals, reinforcing long-term ecosystem education.
This explains the USD 10,000 Silver Tier valuation combined with Main Sponsor–level benefits, enabled by the strategic nature of the alliance.**
Strategic Alliance & Ecosystem Partners**
This initiative is executed as a coordinated ecosystem effort, involving:
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Rootstock Collective — ecosystem coordination, funding, and builder enablement
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Beexo Wallet — BTCFi use case and integration interface
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Money On Chain — DOC and USDRIF as BTCFi primitives
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Tropykus — BTCFi lending and DeFi use cases
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CryptoVendimIA — regional execution platform
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Communities: UnderC0de, AndesTech, CuyoConnect, AIWKND, SeedLATAM and 1. * Buidlers— a 1,000+ developer community, co-organizing a large-scale hackathon
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LABITCONF / Bitcoin Argentina NGO — bringing Bitcoin-native education from Buenos Aires to Mendoza, with a dedicated space to explain Bitcoin, Rootstock, and BTCFi
This alliance ensures both technical depth and community reach.
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Video of the event 2025:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xckzhgHT0Ec
Thank you for putting this together @juanipodesta
I do want to zoom out on the allocation side. USD 12,500 is a meaningful amount for an event-led initiative. It’s not about whether we have the funds, which the treasury does, but about ensuring our capital is consistently directed toward measurable ecosystem growth.
Our current strategic focus is increasingly on tangible, on-chain outcomes: transactions, deployed use cases, retained builders, and long-term activation within Rootstock.
Events can absolutely play a role in that, but at this level of funding I would feel more comfortable if the expected on-chain impact were defined more concretely and tied to clear follow-up metrics.
From an operational perspective, it’s important that sponsorship-style allocations compete on the same performance lens as direct builder funding.
As @tamlerner highlighted, $12,500 is a meaningful amount, and at this level of funding, we need to be concrete about what success and ROI looks like.
What does the post-event follow up look like? We’ve talked about this in other event proposals too: but what’s the plan to keep these builders engaged after they leave the event? And what are the measurable on-chain outcomes we’re targeting? E.g, transactions, deployments, TVL.
Can you please elaborate on this?
Hi Tamara,
We completely understand your point. To align this proposal with the focus on on-chain performance and measurable results, we have designed CryptoVendimIA 2026 as a technical and financial conversion funnel with the following KPIs:
1. On-chain Conversion and Traction
The event is built to drive direct network activity:
Onboarding: Target of between 500 to 800 new active wallets (via Beexo) executing real transactions (POAP claims, Learn-to-Earn rewards, or gamified micro-payments in DOC/USDRIF).
BTCFi in Action: We will host workshops and keynotes to demonstrate live DeFi-on-Bitcoin dynamics and real-world use cases. This includes dedicated sessions on the Rootstock Collective DAO structure and $RIF token governance, educating the community on decentralized decision-making and utility.
2. Institutional Adoption & High-Level Networking
On Friday the 27th, we will host an exclusive Institutional Event for decision-makers (public/private sectors and directors from 20+ universities). We feature world-class confirmed speakers to provide high-level exposure:
Jonatan Loidi - https://www.instagram.com/jonatanloidi/ (Business Strategist)
Mateo Salvato - https://www.instagram.com/mateons/ (Innovation & Tech Leader)
Axel Abulafia - Axel Abulafia - CloudX | LinkedIn (Digital Transformation Expert)
As a Rootstock Ambassador, my priority is to position the network within this circle of influence where long-term infrastructure partnerships are forged.
3. Builder Pipeline (Retention)
3 days of hackathons where we will give space to explain in different workshops about Rootstock Collective, Roostock Infra, Rootstock use cases, Rootstock protocols, Rootstock long term view on BTCFi.
Deployments: Goal of between 5 to 10 Mini Apps built on the Beexo stack and integrated with Rootstock, plus a dedicated track for smart contracts on Mainnet.
Milestone-based Prizes: The $2,500 in prizes will be distributed via milestones: a portion post-hackathon and the remainder 30 days later upon code update, ensuring project continuity.
4. Capital Efficiency and Transparency
Exceptional ROI: Rootstock gains Main Sponsor and Exclusive Blockchain Partner benefits (valued at $25k+) for a Silver Tier investment ($10k). We are paying less than 50% of what other partners contribute for the same level of exposure.
Budget Breakdown ($12,500 base + $1,000 optional):
$10,000 Sponsorship: 50% upfront / 50% upon Impact Report delivery and KPI verification.
$2,500 Builders Prizes: 100% upfront before March 25th to ensure immediate distribution to winners.
Additional Proposal: “La Bitcoineta” Roadshow
Finally, we received an interesting proposal from the NGO Bitcoin Argentina that we would like to share with you. They suggested a roadshow using “La Bitcoineta” to bridge the 1,000 km between Buenos Aires and Mendoza.
The Idea: Perform 2-3 technical stops in different cities to educate on BTCFi and Rootstock before the main event begins.
Cost: An additional $1,000 to cover logistics (fuel, lodging, and per diems for 2 instructors).
Our View: We believe it is a great way to start the onboarding process early, but we would love to hear your suggestions on whether you think this aligns with the Collective’s current priorities or if we should keep the focus strictly on the main event.
Mendoza has the talent and the institutional backing to be a major success story for the ecosystem. Would you be open to a brief 10-minute call to finalize these KPIs?
Best regards,
Matt
Hello @juanipodesta and thank you so much for this detailed proposal and for the follow-up regarding the KPIs. While we appreciate this effort to bring a high-visibility event like CryptoVendimIA to the Collective, we have concerns regarding the high cost of this sponsorship, as also noted by @axia and @tamlerner . In addition, we have expressed this previously for another current event proposal, that the majority of events have high CAC but very low ROI. Unfortunately, it’s the nature of events, unless you have funds to burn.
Specifically, we have have concerns regarding these issues:
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The KPI of 500–800 new active wallets is a strong target, but we noticed the onboarding is specified “via Beexo.” To ensure true ecosystem decentralization and avoid any vendor lock-in, could the onboarding process be wallet-agnostic instead? And how will the activation support users who prefer other Rootstock-compatible wallets (e.g., Metamask, Ledger, or Enkrypt)? We must ensure we are building for the Rootstock network as a whole.
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You mentioned 50% of the funding is tied to an Impact Report. Self-reported data is often difficult for the DAO to audit effectively. Would the team be willing to provide a public Dune Dashboard or a similar real-time analytics link? We need to track the 500+ wallets and their subsequent transaction history on Mainnet to verify that these are genuine users and not just one-time bot/POAP claims.
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The 5–10 Mini Apps target is a good start, and we appreciate the milestone based prize distribution (30 days post event). What is the specific bridge plan to funnel these winners into the Rootstock Grants Program? We’d like to see a structured transition plan that ensures these up to 10 projects, have a path toward becoming long-term contributors to Rootstock TVL.
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The speaker lineup features impressive names like Jonatan Loidi and Mateo Salvato. While they are great for general tech prestige, they are not specifically BTCFi or Solidity focused. And with the $12,500 ask, how do we ensure the Institutional Track moves beyond general innovation talk and into RWA conversations? Out of the 20+ universities involved, how many have committed to the technical workshops specifically? We need to ensure the 1,500 attendees includes a high density of actual smart-contract developers. This aligns to our concerns about a high CAC (Customer acquisition cost) vs. the expense ($12,500 proposal request), i.e. the ROI.
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As you stated, you mentioned that you’re currently a Rootstock Ambassador. We need to be very clear on how this grant differs from your existing responsibilities. Is this work being done in addition to your Ambassador mandate, and how do we ensure no double-billing of efforts? Can you provide some transparency on the differences between your Ambassador activities and how they are different from this proposal request?
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And finally, regarding the additional $1,000 for “La Bitcoineta,” this feels like a late addition. While the branding is interesting, we’re concerned it may dilute focus from the main technical KPIs of the five day event. We would prefer to see that $1,000 re-allocated toward higher builder prizes or technical documentation for the workshops. Or just keep it simple, and remove this additional activity.
Thanks, and looking forward to hearing more details!
Hello @juanipodesta and @Mattsanto , while we were doing some additional due diligence from our comments above, we noticed that in July of last year, that Beexo Protocol was deactived by RTLabs from the RootstockCollective Builder program, due to the US based geo restrictions. Shortly after that, in August, there was another post by you for the Beexo Wallet as a “Self-Custodial” standard.
To ensure the Collective remains in full regulatory alignment, has Beexo Protocol or its parent entity changed its legal jurisdiction or corporate structure since the July 2025 decision? If the entity remains affected under the same US-based restrictions that led to its 2025 deactivation, how does the team propose we structure the $12,500 grant to avoid conflict with existing Collective compliance requirements?
In your August 2025 post, Beexo was described as a “Hybrid Wallet (DeFi & CeFi).” However, this current proposal focuses heavily on “BTCFi and Decentralized Governance”. Will the 500–800 users onboarded during this CryptoVendimIA event be interacting with the CeFi/Fiat-rail components of the app, or will they be strictly on-chain via Rootstock? Your proposal is not clear on that.
As we noted above, (and even more so now), the importance to mitigate any potential compliance risks, would the team be open to making the onboarding wallet agnostic? This would allow the event to support Beexo (if the first point has been addressed - i.e. US based restrictions) while also encouraging the use of other DAO-supported, non-restricted wallets (like Metamask or Ledger), ensuring the 1,500 attendees are funneled into the broader ecosystem regardless of their preferred tool.
Thank you for the thorough feedback. We’ll address every point directly.
1. Compliance & Builder Status
DAOstar flagged a previous Beexo-related proposal. To be precise: an earlier submission faced a KYB conflict due to corporate structure overlap with a US-based entity. That issue was resolved through
individual KYC verification completed with Rootstock Labs. Our currently active proposal —
Beexo Wallet: The Mobile Hybrid Standard for Rootstock Adoption | RootstockCollective — reflects our compliant, approved builder status. We are not the deactivated
entity. We are the resolved, approved one. If any remaining compliance verifications are required, we will complete them on request.
2. Wallet Agnosticism — Why Beexo + Why It’s Not Lock-In
All products built at the hackathon will work with any wallet. Every mini-app will integrate Beexo Connect SDK, which is interoperable with WalletConnect/Reown for standard EVM connections.
However, Beexo Connect enables something technically impossible with WalletConnect or Reown alone: native interaction with Bitcoin, Argentine Pesos (ARS), and Tron — all self-custodial, within the same
connection flow. No other connection standard supports this multi-chain, multi-rail scope in a self-custodial context. For products built at CryptoVendimIA that want to reach users operating across BTC,
RBTC, stablecoins, and local fiat rails simultaneously, Beexo Connect is not a preference — it is the only available infrastructure. WalletConnect/Reown remain supported for users who prefer other EVM
wallets; Beexo Connect extends that to markets and asset types they simply cannot reach otherwise.
Beyond connectivity, Beexo is the recommended wallet for the onboarding activation for three ecosystem-first reasons:
1. Zero setup friction. The only self-custodial wallet with Rootstock protocols natively integrated — no “Add Network,” no custom RPC, no token contract address. For a first-time user at a conference,
that difference determines whether onboarding actually happens.
2. ARS ↔ Rootstock stablecoins. The only self-custodial wallet allowing Argentine users to buy and sell DOC and USDRIF directly from/to Argentine pesos. For an audience experiencing real inflation, this
is the most relevant DeFi on-ramp available today.
3. Gasless transactions (launching now). New users won’t need RBTC to execute their first onchain actions. This removes the #1 onboarding drop-off we’ve observed in every prior Rootstock activation.
We will explicitly showcase MetaMask, Defiant, and other compatible wallets during workshops as part of a dedicated multi-wallet compatibility segment in every technical session.
3. On-Chain Verification
We don’t have Dune Dashboard capacity on this timeline. What we commit to instead — which we believe is equally auditable:
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A public Rootstock Explorer query for each onboarding contract/address used at the event — independently verifiable by any reviewer in real time
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A public tracking sheet updated daily during the 5 days with wallet addresses activated, transactions executed, and DOC/USDRIF volume moved
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A post-event Impact Report with all Explorer links, txhashes for prize distributions, and GitHub repos for all submitted projects — published within 14 days of event close
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The 50/50 payment structure already ties accountability to delivery: the second $5,000 is only released upon verified report submission
4. Hackathon Format — Real Products for Real Markets
This directly addresses the high CAC / low ROI concern raised by the Collective.
We are not running a standard hackathon. We are explicitly instructing every team to move beyond abstract technical solutions and think in terms of a real product for a specific industry or niche — one
they can take to market and generate actual usage and feedback from real users.
Every team must define from day one:
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Target niche (e.g. agricultural exporters, university students, freelancers, SMEs)
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Problem statement in that niche
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Go-to-market hypothesis — who are the first 10 users and how do they reach them
Technical implementation is judged alongside real-world applicability. A simpler product with a clear niche and a realistic path to users scores higher than a technically sophisticated demo with no
defined audience.
This means the teams that emerge from CryptoVendimIA are not “event participants” — they are early-stage founders building on Rootstock, with a defined market, user feedback to pursue, and a clear
reason to keep building after March 29. That is what converts an event into long-term ecosystem traction, not just onchain activity during a single week.
All workshop materials, code repositories, and guides produced will be published under MIT license — reusable by any ecosystem event across LatAm.
5. Dedicated Booth — Ecosystem Education Hub
The Rootstock booth will operate as an active conversion hub throughout all 5 days — not a passive stand. Activities include live trivia, gamified challenges, and hands-on demos designed to introduce
every attendee to Rootstock as the first BTCFi network, built by Argentinians — a fact that carries real narrative weight with a LatAm audience.
The booth is structured around three distinct audiences:
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End users — What is RBTC? How do I get my first Rootstock wallet in under 2 minutes? How can I be onboarded via ARS? What are bitcoin over-colateralized stable coins? How to transact with DOC/USDRIF without needing native token?
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Developers — What can I build? What tooling, SDKs, and infrastructure does Rootstock provide? How do I go from idea to deployed contract?
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Institutions & universities — What is the Rootstock Collective? How does Bitcoin-secured smart contract infrastructure apply to real industry use cases — payments, tokenization, lending?
Every trivia answer, every completed challenge, every wallet activated at the booth feeds directly into the onchain KPIs tracked in the Impact Report.
6. Builder Retention Pipeline — Concrete Path
During the event:
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Dedicated session on how to apply to the Rootstock Grants Program — structure, criteria, funded examples, what the Collective prioritizes
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Rootstock Collective and Rootstock Labs formally invited to co-present this session and send representatives to the B2B institutional day on Friday March 27
Post-event (30–60 days):
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Direct introductions to the Rootstock Grants Program for every team that submits a project
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30–60 day mentoring from Juani and Matías focused on product refinement and grant application preparation
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Access to MOC and Tropykus teams for protocol integration and partnerships
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Beexo Connect ecosystem integration — real user exposure within the Beexo app
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Introductions to the most active Rootstock protocols for service and integration opportunities
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Invitations to our weekly Thursday show on X/YouTube (avg 1,500–4,000 views) to pitch product progress — sustained ecosystem visibility beyond the event
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Access to a pool of beta testers from the Beexo user community for real product validation
KPI tied to retention: ≥ 3 hackathon teams formally apply to the Rootstock Grants Program within 60 days. We commit to a public follow-up post at the 60-day mark.
7. Speaker Lineup — Technical Depth
The institutional speakers (Loidi, Salvato, Abulafia) are scoped exclusively to the B2B Friday track — directed at regulators, corporate decision-makers, and university directors.
Technical content is delivered by:
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Beexo engineering team — Beexo Connect SDK, gasless transactions, Rootstock-native integrations
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BTCFi introduction with analogies with banking services by Juani Podesta, who has been speaker for 5 years talking about UX, Web3 complexity abstraction, etc.
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Money On Chain team — DOC and USDRIF as BTCFi primitives, live protocol demo
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Tropikus earns and loans products using BTC and BTC backed assets.
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Hackathon mentors — hands-on Solidity and Rootstock sessions during the 3-day hackathon
We formally invite the Rootstock Collective and Rootstock Labs to co-design the technical curriculum — specifically the governance session and any content they want delivered to the institutional
audience on Friday. Open invitation, not a formality.
8. Ambassador Role — No Overlap
Matt’s Ambassador activities are content creation, ecosystem education, and community outreach. None of those activities are funded, billed, or claimed under this proposal. This proposal covers a
bounded event activation with defined deliverables — 5-day sponsored presence, structured hackathon with onchain prize distribution, and 60-day builder retention program — entirely outside Ambassador
scope. No double-billing.
9. La Bitcoineta — Removed
Removed entirely. Budget returns to $12,500.
10. Revised KPIs
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────┬───────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ KPI │ Target │ Verification │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ New wallets activated on Rootstock │ 500–800 │ Rootstock Explorer query on onboarding contract │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Onchain transactions from event wallets │ ≥ 1,000 │ Explorer query linked in Impact Report │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ DOC/USDRIF volume moved │ ≥ $5,000 equivalent │ Explorer token transfer events │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Smart contracts deployed on Rootstock Mainnet │ ≥ 5 │ Txhash list in Impact Report │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Mini apps submitted at hackathon │ 5–10 │ GitHub repos linked in Impact Report │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Teams with defined niche + go-to-market hypothesis │ 100% of submitted teams │ Judging rubric published pre-event │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Teams applying to Rootstock Grants within 60 days │ ≥ 3 │ Forum follow-up post at T+60 │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Wallet retention at T+30 (≥ 1 subsequent tx) │ ≥ 30% of activated wallets │ Explorer query at T+30 │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Attendees at technical workshops │ ≥ 150 │ Sign-in register │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Universities represented in hackathon │ ≥ 10 │ Participant registration │
├────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼───────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ Impact Report published │ Within 14 days of event close │ Public link submitted to Collective │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴───────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
11. Final Budget
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┬─────────┐
│ Line Item │ Amount │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────┤
│ Silver Tier Sponsorship (50% upfront / 50% on Impact Report + KPI verification) │ $10,000 │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────┤
│ Builder Prize Pool (distributed onchain to hackathon winners) │ $2,500 │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────┤
│ Total │ $12,500 │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴─────────┘
12. Co-Investment Transparency
The $12,500 grant covers sponsorship and prizes. Beexo is independently co-investing:
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Travel and accommodation for technical staff — speakers, workshop facilitators, mentors
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Additional prizes for Beexo Connect SDK usage
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Merchandising for participants
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Onboarding activation prizes
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60 days of post-event builder follow-up
Total ecosystem value delivered significantly exceeds the $12,500 grant.
We welcome a 10-minute sync with any Collective members who want to review KPIs or compliance status before the vote. The event runs March 25–29. We need a decision by March 20 to execute the
sponsorship agreement with CryptoVendimIA on time.
Hi @juanipodesta (and @Mattsanto), thanks for your proposal about the sponsorship opportunity for an acclaimed event. We have a couple of questions:
Apparently, there is not so much time from now (or even the date when it’s potentially approved) and the event date. Have you already planned having members from Rootstock team for these sessions?
We would like to review what actual onboarding actions you are planning to execute during the event. This is critical to achieve the target ROI.