<transcript><audio_5>on ethereum using meta transactions and so basically if you were to donate say 100 die to a project instead of just sending that 100 die what you can do is use our tap go in select that you want</transcript><transcript><audio_6>to donate 10 die for 10 months and then you simply do a signature that gets sent to our back-end and then we mind those transactions for you every month using meta transactions so it's a really great way to not just get money but have money</transcript><transcript><audio_7>that you can count on and as an open source developer that's really great because it's it's almost like having a day job right it's almost like working for some company or some startup where you have that guaranteed paycheck every month one thing that we added on this</transcript><transcript><audio_8>year is capital constrained liberal radicalism and what is that basically it's a way that we can match funds from big donors to our grant recipients and there's a lot of</transcript><transcript><audio_9>different ways that you can do that but basically you can think of two models and clr is somewhere in between you can think of the the model of $1 one though right so someone donates $1 and</transcript> on ethereum using meta transactions and so basically if you were to donate say 100 die to a project instead of just sending that 100 die what you can do is use our tap go in select that you want to donate 10 die for 10 months and then you simply do a signature that gets sent to our back-end and then we mind those transactions for you every month using meta transactions so it's a really great way to not just get money but have money that you can count on and as an open source developer that's really great because it's it's almost like having a day job right it's almost like working for some company or some startup where you have that guaranteed paycheck every month one thing that we added on this year is capital constrained liberal radicalism and what is that basically it's a way that we can match funds from big donors to our grant recipients and there's a lot of different ways that you can do that but basically you can think of two models and clr is somewhere in between you can think of the the model of $1 one though right so someone donates $1 and
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