Thank you for clarifying the support!
I was thrown off by the number you have for GR14 of $80k.
The fraud tax as quoted there is comprised of:
- The delta of match allocations before and after squelching.
- The grants which were denied allocation via disqualification.
It does not include:
- The delta of better match allocation from Trust Bonus
- The preventative effect of simply having fraud defense
I’d say we average around $650k - $800k pretty consistently on the measurable side since around GR12.
Like you point out, these services don’t provide ROI to any individual entity - clearly they are a public good. Therefore, as we move to the grants protocol, I think there should be a grant in each round to compliment what the DAO subsidizes for the communities which run grants rounds.