Growing the Zcash Community
summary
Grassroots groups coordinate concrete actions: ZecHub runs a task board that pays 0.75 ZEC bounties for design and content, but had to rate-limit tasks when demand hit the treasury; the AV club holds weekly AV workshops 17:00 UTC that fixed livestream audio issues and taught OBS workflows; an event NFT experiment put five GPS-locked NFTs claimable within two miles of Zcon4 on Avalanche; local meetups, a shared calendar and a global Discord are the operational hubs driving adoption and real-world payments.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Zcash community intro
- 1:04Ecosystem contributors
- 3:10Sub-community collaboration
- 8:08Hidden sub-communities
- 10:37In-person meetups value
- 13:34Conferences as catalysts
- 16:03ZecHub initiatives
- 19:37ZFAV Club efforts
- 21:02Local meetup ideas
- 23:11Incentivizing participation
- 26:28Bringing outsiders in
- 29:58Growth focus areas
- 33:28Educating on Zcash privacy
- 35:56Breaking the echo chamber
- 36:58Promoting Zcash events
- 39:03Final growth thoughts
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