@f8b2ff93a3ec24705bf0f7ccf0bbc983231f9bb494b90638b9c6099ec078d711 [Posted on DevHub](/devgovgigs.near/widget/Post?id=2876) ## Solution: Value Contribution Chains using Near ###### Requested amount: 1000 USDC This is a response I'm posting on behalf of one of the teams from the Art & Innovation Hackathon https://near.social/devhub.near/widget/app?page=post&id=2367 NEAR Application : Art & Innovation Tulsa 2023: Solution: Value Contribution Chains using Near Requested amount: 1000 USDC Participant: Brent Shambaugh Hackathon Name: Art and Innovation Tulsa 2023 USD Price request: $1000 USD Project name: Value Contribution Chains using Near Project description: Mapping value contribution chains allows you to identify the value of quiet work in a friction free way, that can be resolved on chain when dispersing value outcomes using Near. Distributing rewards seamlessly, sharing the wealth in a transparent and equitable way, is the essence of what we hope to achieve with Near. Social relationships are at the heart of human activities, and no task is done in a vacuum. By mapping the social graph and the chain of interactions that result in tangible value, we can identify the value of quiet contributions of members in our society in a friction free way. In doing so, we can disperse value back to contributors along the chain when outcomes resolve, as payouts, rewards, or social credit. We present a potential way of creating such Value Contribution Chains for evaluating contributions seamlessly in a DAO leveraging Near's Proof of Attendance Protocol to tie Ticketing and event rewards, together with a Social Value chain Team members: Brent Shambaugh Lawrence R Kincheloe Comment: I should note that Lawrence no longer appears to be willing to work on this project. This would leave me as the only possible individual. We did not have a code base by the time that the hackathon concluded nor did we get the near integration to work. The example code provided for key-pom failed.