Avenor Protocol

Getting into @avenorprotocol's incubation program takes eight steps: application, eligibility screening, evaluation, selection, incubation, funding and support, launch, and growth. Each cohort starts small, around 10 projects. Tonight on the Space with @queenradiant17, I want to know who does the evaluating and how a team finds out why it got rejected. 19:30 WIB / 12:30 UTC. The 3 best questions from speakers get $10 in $AVEN each. Join here 👇

A lot of Web3 projects stall between demo and product. The team has something that works, and then the money, the users, and the direction all dry up in the same month. .@avenorprotocol wants to back projects at that stage. Went through their plan, and the core of it is an incubation program with small cohorts, around 10 projects each, picked through an open application. Applicants get evaluated on product potential, market opportunity, team, tech and execution, business model, and whether real market data supports the idea. Teams that get selected receive market data, strategic guidance, access to funding, and support through launch. $AVEN is how the community takes part. Holders get access to opportunities around the projects Avenor supports. The program is still being built, so applications aren't open yet. When it goes public, builders should look at two numbers first: how much funding each project gets, and where that funding comes from. Those answers tell you whether the program can deliver.

Plenty of Web3 teams shelve a working product because the money runs out before launch. .@avenorprotocol wants to fund builders at that exact stage. Going live with their team this tomorrow, and the token questions are on my list too. Speakers with the 3 best questions get $10 in $AVEN each. Thu, Sept 17 | 12:30 UTC / 19:30 WIB Space link: teapawt.net/i/spaces/1qJVmyA…