# Platform Overview OneWorld Launchpad is a staged fundraising platform for early Web3 / AI projects.\ Project owners can launch fundraising by rounds, claim funds after a successful round, and submit a stage proof before applying to open the next round. Users can review project information, participate in the current round, and claim the corresponding assets after the result is finalized. In OneWorld Launchpad: 1. Project owners can create projects, configure current-round fundraising parameters, publish progress updates, claim funds after a successful round, and submit a stage proof before applying to open the next round 2. Users can view project information, subscribe in the current round, apply for exits in later rounds, and claim Tokens or funds on-chain after the result is finalized 3. The platform reviews project creation applications and stage proofs to keep disclosure and execution progress clear ### Platform Positioning OneWorld Launchpad covers the main steps between public project discovery and final trading: 1. Project information submission 2. Platform review 3. Current-round fundraising 4. User subscription 5. Exit application 6. Current-round settlement 7. Project owner fund claim 8. Ongoing progress updates from the project owner 9. Stage proof submission and review if the project owner wants to open the next round 10. Next fundraising round or final launch 11. Post-launch trading handoff Project creation, fundraising success, next-round opening, and final launch all correspond to different statuses and action requirements. Project owners must continue submitting materials and completing on-chain actions, while users must actively claim assets after results are finalized. ### What Types of Projects Fit the Platform OneWorld Launchpad is suitable for projects that: 1. Need staged fundraising 2. Need ongoing progress and milestone disclosure 3. Want a natural handoff from fundraising to trading after fundraising is complete 4. Can clearly explain Token utility, supply, fundraising targets, and roadmap 5. Are willing to submit a stage proof and accept review before applying to open the next round Projects without clear information, responsible team members, fund usage explanations, or ongoing disclosure are not a fit. Even if such projects can submit an initial application, they are likely to get blocked during review, stage proof submission, or next-round application. ### What Types of Users Fit the Platform OneWorld Launchpad is suitable for users who: 1. Want to evaluate projects by stage 2. Want fuller project information and a visible execution process 3. Care about traceable and verifiable on-chain execution 4. Understand early-project risk and liquidity limits 5. Are willing to manage their own wallet, transaction confirmations, and claim actions Users should understand two points: 1. Users do not receive Tokens immediately after subscription. Tokens can only be claimed after the round is settled. 2. Exit is not an instant sale. It is an application made in later rounds and settled according to the rules after that round ends. ### A Typical User Journey A user usually goes through the following steps: 1. Review project information, team, Tokenomics, roadmap, and current-round rules 2. Check current-round price, allocation, start time, and end time 3. Connect a wallet and subscribe 4. Wait for the round to end or reach full allocation early 5. Claim Tokens or refund based on the round result 6. If later rounds open and the user is eligible, apply for an exit 7. After final launch, enter the trading view to review price, trend, and Swap entry A project owner usually goes through the following steps: 1. Prepare project information, team information, Token information, and current-round fundraising parameters 2. Submit the project and wait for review 3. Enter public fundraising after approval 4. Publish Updates during fundraising 5. Claim funds after the current round succeeds 6. Submit a stage proof if applying to open the next round 7. Open the next round after approval or continue preparing for final launch ### Platform Principles #### Clear Stages Each project should have a clear status: pending review, rejected, upcoming, live, successful, failed, or live and tradable. #### Clear Parameters Each round must have a clear sale amount, price, fundraising target, start time, end time, and next-step condition. Users should be able to understand the current-round rules before participating. #### Claimable Results Subscription, refund, exit payment, Token claim, and project owner fund claim are explicit on-chain actions. #### Reviewable Progress Before applying to open the next round, the project owner must use a stage proof to explain previous-round fund usage, stage outcomes, and the value created by the funds. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.oneworld.xyz/oneworld-launchpad/getting-started/platform-overview.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. 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