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Yes, I can make it! Will be there in person, leaving Sunday. Looking forward to meeting you all!

Looks like I'll be traveling to the US West coast in early Oct. I'll see if I can make a stop-over in SLC. @trust_thyself contacted me and asked me to give a DIF update and I'll be happy to do that - either in person or via remotely.

I did email every candidate a link to their respective election proposal on DashCentral and to this thread right after I posted it. I wrote last year what I think the DIF should be doing, i.e. what I stand for as a candidate. I've followed that approach during my tenure so far (to the extent I...

https://www.dashinvests.org/ It desperately needs updating, I know. At least I'm trying to keep the blog section somewhat current. Expect an EOY 2022 report in the next few days that will show our current portfolio.

I responded to you here: https://www.dash.org/forum/threads/2022-dif-election-method-election-update-read.53257/post-233752 Please keep this thread for Q&A with the election candidates.

You are raising valid concerns. I wish you had raised them earlier though. Please scroll up, we did ask for community feedback on how to conduct this election including the question on how to deal with the fees right here. We also posted the poll on Discord asking for feedback, so everyone...

Yes, I'm preparing an EOY 2022 report. Will take a few days though.

The Dash Investment Foundation election proposals are finally live: https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DIF_Supervisor_Election_2023_Jared https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DIF_Supervisor_Election_2023_Justin https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DIF_Supervisor_Election_2023_Rodrigo...

The election proposals are live. Please vote: https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DIF_Supervisor_Election_2023_Jared https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DIF_Supervisor_Election_2023_Justin https://www.dashcentral.org/p/DIF_Supervisor_Election_2023_Rodrigo...

I'll tell you the same that I've been telling my three-year-old son ever since he turned two: "Yelling, screaming and foot-stomping won't get you anything, buddy."

The application form is live! https://forms.gle/ut8MetXHJfDhPTPo9 I'll post a blog post with some more background in the next few days. In the mean time, anyone interested in running start filling in! I also invite any candidates to post in this thread and introduce themselves.

Some update re the upcoming election: After some deliberation and with feedback here inconclusive, we decided: We are going to use the DAO treasury system. Proposal fees will be borne by the DIF. We will only count Yes votes. Abstain and No votes will be ignored. Although we're aware that...

We considered that, but you know how things have been with releases. They're always just around the corner - and stay there. We owe the community a new election and we didn't think we should risk waiting for v18 release, lest someone claims we're clinging to our positions. But I like the idea...

What do you mean by DiFi space? In case you mean Defi, DIF stands for "Dash Investment Foundation" and has nothing to do with Defi. I'll edit the post to make that clearer for new folks.

The annual election for the "Dash Investment Foundation" (DIF) supervisors is due this month. These elections used to be held by Dash Watch, but since they're no longer operational, we've been discussing internally what the best method would be to hold it. The two options are a) the same way...

Uhmm... that thread was over two years old.

I'd love to see this happen. But this post was proably in the wrong sub-forum. It's not economics- or exchanges-related. Try in Budget Proposal Discussions or just General Discussion.

Since those instructions were posted by someone else, can you please confirm that keybase.io/akhavr/pgp_keys.asc is really your key? If it is, please make it more accessible on the download site.

Thanks for your and the other responses! I know how PGP and verifying signatures works. That's not my problem. My problem is that the necessary keys are not posted on the download site and I have / had no idea where to find them. Now digging around a bit under the link you provided, I see...

Where can I find your public key?