# Product Flow The complete OneWorld Launchpad flow can be divided into three main tracks: 1. Project owner launch and execution 2. User subscription and exit 3. Platform review and next-round qualification These three tracks interact in every fundraising round. Project owners submit information, claim funds, and move the project forward. Users participate or exit according to the rules. The platform reviews project creation applications and stage proofs for the next round. ### Full Lifecycle A project usually goes through the following lifecycle from creation to final trading: 1. The project owner prepares materials 2. The project owner submits a project creation application 3. The platform reviews project materials 4. The project is approved and displayed publicly 5. The current round enters upcoming or live status 6. Users subscribe in the current round 7. Eligible previous-round users may submit exit applications 8. The current round ends and is settled 9. Users claim Tokens, refunds, exit payments, or returned Tokens 10. The project owner claims successful fundraising 11. The project owner continues publishing Updates 12. If a next round is needed, the project owner submits a stage proof 13. The platform reviews the stage proof 14. After approval, the next round opens 15. After final launch, the project switches to trading status ### How Project Owners Use OneWorld Launchpad The project owner flow is: 1. Use the official project account to launch the project 2. Submit project information, Token information, current-round fundraising parameters, and related explanations 3. Wait for platform review 4. After approval, the project enters public fundraising status 5. Publish Updates during fundraising 6. After the current round succeeds, claim the fundraising result 7. If a next round is needed, submit a stage proof 8. After the stage proof is approved, open the next fundraising round Project owners should note that a successful round allows them to claim the funds from that round, but it does not automatically open the next round. If the project owner wants to continue fundraising, the stage proof must explain the value created by the previous-round funds and pass platform review. ### How Users Participate in OneWorld Launchpad The user flow is: 1. Connect a wallet 2. Browse the project and current-round rules 3. Subscribe 4. If eligible, submit an exit application in later rounds 5. Wait for current-round settlement 6. After the result is finalized, claim Tokens, refund, or exit payment on-chain Users should focus on: 1. Current-round price and sale amount 2. Current-round start time and end time 3. Whether the round still has subscribable allocation 4. Whether the project has published enough progress updates 5. Claim rules after current-round success or failure 6. Whether later rounds may allow exit applications ### The Role of Platform Review The platform mainly reviews two types of submissions: 1. Project creation applications 2. Stage proof applications Different reviews lead to different results: 1. After the project creation application is approved, the project can be displayed publicly 2. After the stage proof application is approved, the project can open the next fundraising round 3. After the final launch application is approved, the project can enter trading status A rejection does not mean the project can never participate. The project owner can supplement materials, correct parameters, or clarify the roadmap according to the rejection reason, then submit again. ### What Happens Inside Each Round Each round can be divided into four stages: #### Configuration Stage The project owner configures the sale amount, price, fundraising target, start time, end time, and next-step condition. #### Participation Stage Users subscribe. If this is a later round, eligible previous-round holders may also submit exit applications. #### Settlement Stage The system determines whether the round succeeds or fails based on subscription, exit applications, and the fundraising target, then generates the claimable result for users. #### Execution Stage The project owner claims the current-round funds and continues publishing Updates. If the project owner wants to open the next round, a stage proof must be submitted. After approval, the next round can open. ### Platform Flow Rule OneWorld Launchpad project execution follows this flow: Launch -> Review -> Fundraising -> Settlement -> Fund Claim -> Progress Updates -> Next-Round Application -> Proof Submission -> Review -> Next Round Opens Project owners must complete each required step. Users can use the current status to understand whether the project is still fundraising, waiting for settlement, preparing the next round, or already in trading status. ### Common Status Change Example A project may move as follows: 1. Submitted project enters pending review 2. Approved project enters upcoming status 3. At the start time, the project enters live status 4. After reaching the round target, the project enters successful status 5. Project owner claims the current-round funds 6. If preparing the next round, project owner submits a stage proof 7. After platform approval, the next round opens 8. After the final round is completed, the project enters live / tradable status If a round does not meet the success condition, the project enters failed status. 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