Value Plan in the Kingdom. FEBRUARY REPORT

In February, we broke an attendance record. The Kingdom had over half a thousand visits. 565 to be more precise. There were so many new people that it was difficult to count them. They turned up at almost every event. Undoubtedly a great deal of the credit for this goes to our Facebook campaign, which is made possible with the support of Value Plan.

Our current budget can be seen below.

COST	HOURS	HBD	TOTAL
Events Powered by Hive (rental)	60	15	900 HBD
Events Powered by Hive (materials)			100 HBD
On-screen Advertising	300	1	300 HBD
Facebook Campaign Rewards			400 HBD
Rewards for volunteers + contests + onboarding			300 HDB
MONTHLY COSTS			2000 HBD

EVENTS

In February, we organized 20 events at KBK. More than half were supported by Hive. Below is a list of events including Polish lessons for Ukrainian war refugees.

EVENTS POWERED BY HIVE	HOURS	HBD
Polish-Ukrainian classes	12	180
Let's talk Polish	8	120
Blockchain Friday	2	30
Meeting on micronations	3	45
Dance party	8	120
Board Game Nights (x3)	15	225
Open Studio (x2)	14	210
TOTAL	62	930

COSTS

Below is a table of costs. The main cost is space rental. This makes “powered by Hive” events free and accessible to everyone. February also included on-screen advertising. HBDs covering these costs have been placed in the Development Fund.

Another category is event costs: art materials and firing of ceramic works.

Other costs are rewards available in the Kingdom: tea, beverages, meals, snacks. And why do we need rewards? First of all, to motivate people to be active. This is a key element of our Facebook campaign, thanks to which the Kingdom has attracted new visitors.

COST	HBD
Rental	900 HBD
On-screen Advertising	300 HBD
Firing of ceramic works	55 HBD
Snacks	170 HBD
Beverages	300 HBD
Tea	50 HBD
Meals	125 HBD
Materials for workshops	100 HBD
TOTAL	2000 HBD

OTHER ACTIVITIES

February was an important month not only because of the high attendance. Firstly, there was an option for proposals in the Kingdom app, which three people have already used. Secondly, the first regular volunteer meetings were held, which generated several ideas. One of these was coworking (successfully implemented). Thirdly, the Kingdom has passed an important test and, despite the Governor's illness, has not stopped functioning. A year ago this would have been difficult to do. Fourthly, the Kingdom continues to be one of the leaders in Distriator use globally.

CONCLUSIONS

The kingdom does not stand still. Every month brings something new. New people and new ideas emerge. Currently, the Kingdom (via the @hive.aid account) is delegating RC to 175 accounts. Many people are using Distriator. All this makes the Kingdom undoubtedly a leader in blockchain implementation not only in Krakow, but in the whole of Poland.