Great Work!
In a City the size and potential of Lagos this is a big deal. @gilmore=“Instead of asking someone to first understand wallets, shielded transactions, and privacy technology, communities can simply reward participation.”
Side Thought: I can’t help but to think about health care and health clinics, if a user shows up at a participating clinic they are rewarded. (This maybe way off your glide path but think about)
And honestly, the healthcare/clinic idea is interesting. That’s the kind of use case I’d love to explore with Gleyo over time. The core idea is really about rewarding meaningful participation, so it doesn’t necessarily have to be limited to one type of community
Congratulations! Being recognized outside the usual Zcash community is a meaningful step. It can introduce people to ZEC through something they already want to use, rather than expecting them to understand all the technology first.
And honestly, the Proof of Privacy campaign reinforced this for me too. We saw people come in just to participate in the campaign, but some went beyond it and started looking for other ways to contribute to Zcash. Some even became ZEC holders, while others told us they found the technology genuinely innovative.
That’s the part I find really exciting. If participation can be the entry point, people can discover the ecosystem naturally along the way.