2025-12-19 07:26:48

I heard that the incubator program jointly launched by Prota and Wire Blockchain has started scouting for projects. Their负责人 recently explained in detail the criteria they use when selecting projects—what they mainly look at and what they don't, which are quite interesting details.

This is a good opportunity for entrepreneurial teams. Especially if you're looking for funding while also needing mentorship, this kind of incubator model can meet both needs. Going solo is fine, but having a team is obviously better. The key is that the project itself must pass their standards.

Those interested in joining such incubator programs should pay attention to their specific requirements and start preparing early.

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· 2025-12-19 07:57

Another incubator is "selecting projects," to put it nicely, it's really just a new round of supply and demand curve game. Can solo also get in? That must mean there's really something there, otherwise how could they justify the cost of due diligence? Mentorship sounds great, but don't be fooled by this narrative; in the end, it still depends on whether the project can produce data, whether there's PMF—this is the real floor price. So what's the standard? Didn't see a detailed explanation. This kind of suspense is quite well-crafted. The model of funding + guidance is indeed good, but in the context of a bear market, it becomes a bit like "Schrödinger's opportunity." Everyone, assess for yourselves.

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