Hello everyone!
I'm Sebastian Nuñez, a Blockchain Engineer currently engaged with Oceans.
Over the past three years, I have immersed myself in various Web3 projects, dedicating my efforts to enhancing our ecosystem. My work includes developing an NFT game, Ludus, and contributing to the creation of the Argent crypto wallet.
I'm proud to announce that I am a recent graduate of the PBA Alumni (Wave 3), where I completed an intensive program at this prestigious academy. In my current endeavors, I am actively involved in initiatives like the Polkadot Common Good Apps Hub Application, a project I'm particularly excited about. You can check out more about this initiative here: https://github.com/w3f/Grants-Program/pull/2033.
Following my time at Berkeley, I have launched a series of informative posts on LinkedIn about Polkadot. My goal is to highlight its benefits and foster greater understanding within our community.
I am eager to bring my passion and expertise to the Fellowship. I hope my contributions and enthusiasm resonate with you, and I am honored to be considered as a candidate for this prestigious opportunity.
Looking forward to connecting and collaborating with all of you!
Best,
Sebastian Nuñez
Threshold
Hi Sebastian!
While I like your engagement and do consider your contributions very welcome, from my understanding the technical fellowship is about contributions to core components (design, code, debug). The manifesto explicitly states: Pure research, general education, public outreach .. should not constitute the primary contributions for a member to receive recognition. Have you or are are you planning to work on core technologies as specified in the manifesto? Also do you have a github handle and have you setup your chain identity?
Best,
eskimor