# OneWorld Launchpad OneWorld Launchpad is a staged fundraising platform for early Web3 / AI projects.\ It brings project discovery, round-based fundraising, on-chain subscription, limited liquidity exits, project progress updates, stage proof review, and post-launch trading into one unified flow. Through round-based fundraising, on-chain claims, and stage proofs, OneWorld Launchpad helps project owners raise funds in stages while giving users a clear view of project information, round rules, stage progress, and on-chain results before they participate. For project owners, OneWorld Launchpad provides a clear path for fundraising and staged execution.\ For users, OneWorld Launchpad provides a participation entry point that is visible, trackable, verifiable, and tied to defined project stages. ### Who This Documentation Is For This documentation is written for two main audiences: 1. Users who want to understand how participation works on OneWorld Launchpad 2. Project owners who plan to launch a project on OneWorld Launchpad If you are a user, start with project statuses, subscription rules, exit rules, and result claims.\ If you are a project owner, start with the preparation checklist and confirm that your project information, Token information, fundraising parameters, team responsibilities, and stage proof materials are complete. ### What OneWorld Launchpad Provides OneWorld Launchpad provides a complete product flow from fundraising to post-launch trading: 1. Project display: project introduction, team information, Token information, roadmap, and official links 2. Round-based fundraising: each round has a defined price, allocation, timeline, and success condition 3. On-chain participation: key asset actions such as subscription, exit application, and result claim are executed through on-chain transactions 4. Stage disclosure: after a successful round, project owners can claim the current round funds and must submit a stage proof before applying to open the next round 5. Trading handoff: after the final round is completed, the project detail page switches to a trading view while keeping historical project information available These flows help users understand what stage a project is in, and help project owners follow a consistent path for fundraising, disclosure, review, and launch. ### Core Features #### Staged Fundraising Projects do not raise all funds in one step. They move forward by rounds.\ Each round has a clear price, allocation, start time, end time, and next-round condition. Staged fundraising lets users view progress at each stage and lets project owners move forward based on milestones, community feedback, and fundraising results. After a round succeeds and settlement is complete, the project owner can actively claim the funds from that round. If the project owner wants to open the next round, a stage proof must be submitted and approved. #### On-Chain Execution Key actions such as subscription, exit application, project owner fund claim, and user result claim are executed through on-chain transactions. The process is traceable and the result is verifiable. Key asset results are not only recorded inside the platform. Users must initiate their own claim actions, and project owners must also actively claim fundraising results. This gives each key asset action a clear transaction record. #### Ongoing Information Disclosure Project owners are expected to keep updating project progress during fundraising and submit a stage proof before applying to open the next round. A stage proof is used to explain fund usage, current milestone completion, the value created by the previous round of funding, the next-round fundraising goal, and externally verifiable materials. After the proof is approved, the project can open the next fundraising round. #### Limited Exit Rules OneWorld Launchpad is not a secondary-market exchange, but it provides limited exit rules for previous-round holders when a new round opens.\ Previous-round holders can apply to exit at a discounted price based on the current round price. Exit settlement is processed after the current round ends. This gives early participants a defined way to leave early while allowing new-round participants to absorb returned allocation. #### Fundraising to Trading Handoff After a project completes the final round and goes live, the project detail page switches from a fundraising view to a trading view. Users can view price, trend, trade records, and the Swap entry. Original project information is not removed. It remains below the trading module so users can continue reviewing the project background, team, roadmap, Updates, and Tokenomics. 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