Zesty is proud to be a sponsor of Codeless Conduct that happened on 11 December 2021. Codeless Conduct is a no-code hackathon organized by 1kx network. The goal is to provide opportunities for people to participate in web3 without knowing how to code.
Bounties ranged from design, content/marketing, community, data, and tokenomics. Mentors from the various backgrounds shared valuable insights with participants regarding those domains. It was a fun event and it was some participant’s first forays into web3. We hope everyone enjoyed participating and learning more about web3 without necessarily needing to know how to code.
Zesty had provided 5 bounties for the event:
- Creating Cryptovoxels Wearables
- Creating a new design for Zesty Arcade on Cryptovoxels
- Translating Zesty Market into other languages
- Designing a possible Tokenomic model for Zesty
- Write a thread explaining Zesty creatively
Creating Cryptovoxels Wearables
This bounty involved creating Zesty Swag that people can show off in Cryptovoxels. People in the Zesty community voted and decided that these were the winners in the following order based on popularity.
First Place 500USDC (gideon)
Second Place 300USDC (Hol & Røne)
Third Place 200USDC (Musashi13)
Creating a new design for Zesty Arcade on Cryptovoxels
This bounty involved thinking of a new redesign for the Zesty Arcade cryptovoxels parcel as of now Cryptovoxels does not have space to parcel integration so we have set up links to the cool spaces that were made in our parcel! The winners were decided by the Zesty community and based on popularity these are the winners.
Winner 1000 USDC (Kanke)
View the space in the link below
Honorable Mention (Hol & Røne)
View the space in the link below
Translating Zesty Market into other languages
For this bounty participants needed to translate the Zesty guides into another language. We’ll be updating our documentation to reflect the provided languages!
Spanish Translation 200USDC (Anonymousse)
Anonymousse provided cool insights and nuances with Spanish and we believe it would help native Spanish speakers understand Zesty better as they read our guides!
Designing a possible Tokenomic model for Zesty
For this bounty participants needed to design a possible Tokenomic model for Zesty. Some considerations were on controlling token velocity, figuring out an initial token generation event that ensures a fair distribution, possible fair launch strategies, and more.
Winner 1000 USDC (levimac)
levimac provided an insightful breakdown on how Zesty could possibly manage token distribution and token velocity. Possible stake governance tokens could be introduced as a lockup mechanism to reduce token velocity and to encourage participation in a DAO. Ideas on deflation were introduced to encourage value appreciation. These certainly are interesting ideas that we’ll take into consideration. 😉
Write a thread explaining Zesty creatively
Lastly, for this bounty participants needed to promote and explain Zesty in a creative way. Through an internal vote by Zesty contributors here are the winners.
1st Place 250 USDC (sorenbyte)
We enjoyed the doggo memes so 1st place went to sorenbyte.
2nd Place 150 USDC (moncherriepie)
This was an informative explation with cool, descriptive images.
3rd Place 100 USDC (OzerCodesCrypto)
This provided a good explanation of Zesty. Despite the lack of cool pics and memes, we felt that this post understood how Zesty works!
Conclusion
We’re glad to be sponsors of Codeless Conduct. It was a fun event, and it was amazing to see new people in the web3 space. We hope participating in Zesty bounties were fun. There will be more things in store at Zesty. See you next time!
