<transcript><audio_14>how the funding model actually works so you've got loops you've got an amount here say 275 dollars and then we match that with another 275 dollars but that's</transcript><caption><image_15>The image is a screenshot of a presentation slide from a conference or presentation. The slide is titled "devcon v" and has a blue background with a geometric pattern. On the left side of the slide, there is a photo of a man standing at a podium with his arms raised in the air. He is wearing a blue t-shirt and a baseball cap. The man appears to be giving a presentation or giving a speech.

On the right side, there are two screenshots of the same slide. The first screenshot shows a bar graph with green bars representing the number of people who have been diagnosed with COVID-19. The second screenshot shows the same bar graph, but with different colors representing different levels of data. The bars are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with the highest bar representing the highest number of patients and the lowest bar representing lower numbers. The text on the slide reads "How CLUB Works".</caption><transcript><audio_16>it that's just one contributor making one donation of $275 if that $275 comes from two people that's a really good signal right that means more people are interested in this project so we match it with even more funds even though it's</transcript><transcript><audio_17>the same amount $275 if you go all the way to the right here if 10 people combined donate 275 dollars that's like each person right that's all combined that's each person donating like 27 dollars that's a really amazing signal</transcript><transcript><audio_18>that this project means something to the community and so we match it with even more funds and so that's that's kind of the idea behind CLR it's it's not how much you donate its we're trying to figure out how much people care about a project using their donations as a</transcript> how the funding model actually works so you've got loops you've got an amount here say 275 dollars and then we match that with another 275 dollars but that's it that's just one contributor making one donation of $275 if that $275 comes from two people that's a really good signal right that means more people are interested in this project so we match it with even more funds even though it's the same amount $275 if you go all the way to the right here if 10 people combined donate 275 dollars that's like each person right that's all combined that's each person donating like 27 dollars that's a really amazing signal that this project means something to the community and so we match it with even more funds and so that's that's kind of the idea behind CLR it's it's not how much you donate its we're trying to figure out how much people care about a project using their donations as a
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