Qubic Incubation Program

The Qubic Incubation Program offers funding and comprehensive support for developers to incentivise growth within the Qubic ecosystem. With 200 billion QUBIC in the Ecosystem Fund, we’re actively seeking innovative projects that contribute to the adoption of Qubic.

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Application & Proposal Development

Developers begin by submitting a proposal that outlines the project's goals and its potential impact on the Qubic ecosystem. The Qubic Incubation Team reviews the proposal, ensuring alignment with Qubic’s strategic goals and offering feedback to refine the project.

The proposal process is divided into three phases:

Adaptation to Qubic’s Needs

Tailoring the project to fit the ecosystem's requirements.

Functional Validation and Design

Ensuring the project’s technical soundness and viability.

Market Cost Adjustment and For-Profit Orientation

Aligning the project with market needs and ensuring profitability.

Review Process

Once finalized, the proposal is reviewed by the Qubic Grants Committee for technical feasibility and market potential. It then goes to a community vote on Discord, requiring 55% approval to receive funding. This decentralized process ensures projects are both technically sound and supported by the community.

Funding and Milestones

Projects that receive approval will be given initial funding to kickstart development. As teams progress, additional funds are disbursed based on the successful completion of key milestones. These milestones, outlined in the proposal, ensure accountability and transparency throughout the project’s lifecycle.

While the Qubic core team provides support, it is ultimately the responsibility of the development teams to meet their targets and deliver results.

Requirements for Development Teams

To apply for the Incubator Program, teams need to provide:

Project Description

A detailed overview of the project’s purpose and objectives.

Technology Stack

A breakdown of the front-end, back-end, and protocols used.

Team Overview

Information about team members, their background, and roles.

Milestones

Clear deliverables that outline project progress.

Commitment

A one-year commitment to maintain and develop the project.

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Do you have an idea that will enhance Qubic? Submit an application to the Qubic Incubation Program today.

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