# Post-Fundraising Execution Flow After fundraising succeeds, the project owner first needs to handle current-round fund claim and user communication.\ If the project owner is preparing to open the next fundraising round, the team also needs to organize previous-round fund usage and stage outcomes, submit a stage proof, and wait for review. ### What Project Owners Do After Fundraising Succeeds If the current round succeeds, the project owner needs to complete: 1. Confirm that the current round has succeeded and settlement is complete 2. Use the project wallet to claim current-round funds 3. Publish current-round result and project progress Updates 4. Organize current-round fund usage and stage outcomes 5. If opening the next fundraising round, submit a stage proof 6. Wait for platform review of the stage proof 7. After approval, open the next fundraising round After fundraising succeeds, the project owner can claim and receive the current-round funds directly.\ Stage proof is not required before claiming funds. It is required before opening the next fundraising round. ### How to Claim Funds Funds are not sent automatically after fundraising succeeds. The project owner must actively initiate an on-chain fund claim transaction.\ After the transaction is confirmed, the project owner receives the claimable funds from that round. Before claiming, confirm: 1. The current round has completed settlement 2. The project owner wallet address is correct 3. The wallet has enough Gas 4. The person responsible for signing has confirmed the transaction details 5. The on-chain record is saved after the transaction is submitted ### What to Do After Claiming Funds After claiming funds, the project owner should publish Updates as soon as possible to explain: 1. The current round has succeeded 2. The current-round fund claim status 3. Planned use of current-round funds 4. Current project progress 5. Next-stage goals 6. Whether the project is preparing to open the next round This helps users understand the current project stage and what the project owner will do next. ### When Stage Proof Is Required When the project owner is preparing to open the next fundraising round, a stage proof must be submitted.\ The stage proof explains that the previous-round funds have created value and supports the project continuing into the next round. If the project owner is not opening the next round yet, the team can continue publishing Updates, advancing the project, and organizing materials.\ Once the project owner applies for the next round, the stage proof must be submitted and approved. ### How to Submit Stage Proof Stage proof must include: 1. Current-round fund usage explanation 2. Current-stage completion status 3. Actual value created by the current-round funds 4. Next-round fundraising goals and fund usage 5. Evidence of key milestone completion 6. External announcement links or product progress links After platform approval, the project can open the next fundraising round. ### Stage Proof Quality Standards A strong stage proof usually has: 1. Specific information, not only general slogans 2. Clear connection to the previous-round roadmap or commitment 3. Explanation of the relationship between fund usage and stage outcomes 4. Viewable external links, screenshots, records, or transactions 5. Clear explanation of what the next round will continue to support 6. Explanation for any delay or adjustment If the proof materials cannot support that the previous-round funds created meaningful progress, review may be rejected. ### Internal Responsibilities The project team must define at least these roles: 1. External lead: unified messaging and communication 2. Materials lead: project materials and proof organization 3. Wallet lead: on-chain claim and signing execution 4. Product lead: roadmap and stage progress preparation 5. Review follow-up lead: platform feedback and supplementary materials If the team is small, one person may hold multiple roles, but responsibilities must still be clear. ### Final Checklist Before Launching a Project 1. Official account is ready 2. Wallet address is confirmed 3. Project basic information is complete 4. Team information is complete 5. Token information is confirmed 6. Current-round sale amount and price are confirmed 7. Current-round fundraising target is confirmed 8. Next-round opening condition is clear 9. Roadmap is complete 10. Stage proof preparation direction is clear ### Checklist After Fundraising Succeeds 1. Current round is shown as successful 2. Current-round settlement is complete 3. User claim entry is clear 4. Project owner has claimed funds 5. Post-success Updates have been published 6. Current-round fund usage and stage outcomes have been organized 7. If preparing the next round, stage proof has been submitted 8. Review feedback has been handled 9. Next-round fundraising materials are ready ### One-Sentence Summary OneWorld Launchpad does not move a project into the next round automatically after fundraising succeeds. The project owner follows this path: Launch project -> Pass review -> Start fundraising -> Current round succeeds -> Project owner claims funds -> Continue progress disclosure -> Submit stage proof when applying for next round -> Review approved -> Next round opens ### External Communication Script If the project owner needs to explain the post-round status to the community, use this simple message: 1. The current round has completed fundraising 2. The team is claiming or has claimed the current-round funds 3. The team will continue updating fund usage and project progress 4. 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