Stacks Foundation Recaps, Reports, Goals, and more
We're here to help you unleash the full potential of Bitcoin. Use this page to learn about our operations and track our progress.
Since its inception, the Stacks Foundation has been committed to transparency. In addition to supporting builders directly, blockchain research, funding and support of governance work, and our educational programs, we work to ensure the community has the space and mechanisms available to self-organize, share information, and make decisions.
As part of this community, we aim to operate in the open and continue to find the most effective ways of doing so. We actively encourage our peers to do the same. Beyond every member of the team being available to the community and facilitating open community calls in major areas, we share our team's goals, board decks, OKRs, regular program updates, and updates from across the Stacks ecosystem each quarter.
We publish updates covering just about everything in real-time on our blog and Twitter account, but wanted to make historic updates easier to find here. The 'Recaps and Reports' tab offers a chronological index of past reports, policy updates, and program reviews and changes. Updates to this page are usually made on a quarterly basis, generally a month or two following board meetings.
We hope it serves new and existing community members with easy to find information on all of the many initiatives we’re supporting. Many thanks to those of you who work with us and offer feedback. This is an ongoing search for the right mix of mediums and content and we always welcome your feedback.
Want to know more or have ideas? Get in touch through your favorite community channel or message us directly.
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Stacks Foundation Team
As part of this community, we aim to operate in the open and continue to find the most effective ways of doing so. We actively encourage our peers to do the same. Beyond every member of the team being available to the community and facilitating open community calls in major areas, we share our team's goals, board decks, OKRs, regular program updates, and updates from across the Stacks ecosystem each quarter.
We publish updates covering just about everything in real-time on our blog and Twitter account, but wanted to make historic updates easier to find here. The 'Recaps and Reports' tab offers a chronological index of past reports, policy updates, and program reviews and changes. Updates to this page are usually made on a quarterly basis, generally a month or two following board meetings.
We hope it serves new and existing community members with easy to find information on all of the many initiatives we’re supporting. Many thanks to those of you who work with us and offer feedback. This is an ongoing search for the right mix of mediums and content and we always welcome your feedback.
Want to know more or have ideas? Get in touch through your favorite community channel or message us directly.
❤️
Stacks Foundation Team
- Working GroupsWorking Groups are groups of people convened to push forward an initiative within the Stacks ecosystem. You can find all active Working Groups on Github.
- CABsSIP Consideration Advisory Boards or 'CABs' are nascent in the Stacks Ecosystem, but are further described in SIP-000. They are intended to ensure proposals are reviewed on the bases of Technology, Ethics, Economics, Diversity, and more.
- MeetingsWe do our best to index various open meetings within the ecosystem. Everything we or community moderators are aware of is here and anyone can submit an event to the calendar.
- Stacks GrantsStacks Grants are currently focused on 'Critical Bounties', RFP-style grants that support the development of a user-owned & open-source internet anchored in Bitcoin technology.
T1 2025
Feb - May
Feb - May
T1 2025
Feb - May
Feb - May
In progress
- reports and recaps added as available
T3 2024
Oct - Jan
Oct - Jan
T3 2024
Oct - Jan
Oct - Jan
Recaps and Reports
- End of year/quarter newsletter recap
- Stacks Snapshot by Signal 21 - October
- Stacks Snapshot by Signal21 - November
- Stacks Snapshot by Signal 21 - December
- Stacks Snapshot by Signal 21 - January (coming soon)
- T3 2024 OKR Recap
- T3 2024 Stacks Foundation Board Deck (expected April 2025)
T2 2024
June - Sept
June - Sept
T1 2024
Feb - May
Feb - May
T1 2024
Feb - May
Feb - May
Recaps and Reports
T3 2023
Q3 2023
Q2 2023
Q2 2023
Recaps and Reports
Q1 2023
Q4 2022
Q4 2022
Recaps and Reports
Q3 2022
Q3 2022
Recap and Reports
- Q3 Stacks Ecosystem Updates
- Q3 OKRs Recap
- Q3 Stacks Foundation Board Deck
- Priorities from the 2022 offsite, October 2022
- Insights on Stacks priorities from builders, October 2022
- Better blockchain comms + recent post-mortems, October 2022
- Sourcing Stacks priorities, August 2022
- Grants and Residence Program Changes, August 2022
- Setting Ecosystem Priorities, August 2022
Q2 2022
Q2 2022
Recap and Reports
Q1 2022
Q1 2022
Recap and Reports
Note: After receiving feedback from the community, we discontinued OKR/Performance reports and written Board Meeting recap. Readership was low and we were told that the level of detail on our operations was unnecessary (and available via open board decks for those inclined anyway). We continue to set quarterly goals and make our board decks public, while releasing smaller more specific updates about individual programs.
Q4 2021
Q4 2021
Recap and Reports
Q3 2021
Q3 2021
Recap and Reports
Q2 2021
Q2 2021
Recap and Reports
Jan 2021
Jan 2021
Q4 2020
Q4 2020
Recaps
Note, because of the Stacks 2.0 mainnet launch in January 2021, the Q4 2020 board recap and report served for Q1 2021 as well.
May 2020
May 2020
Stacks Foundation opens its doors
Board decks are offered as they were presented to the board with only a few redacted pieces related to standing NDAs, private personnel topics, and some finances. We’ve been advised against sharing unaudited financials in any official capacity, but slides in each board deck provides insight into the financials of the Stacks Foundation at a high level.
Depending on your browser/device, it may be easier to view content by opening the OKRs directly.