web3-opportunities
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Catalog and surface funding and launch opportunities for Web3 builders and founders — accelerators, incubators, grants, hackathons, bounties, retroactive funding, fellowships, and education programs (bootcamps/academies) — filterable by TYPE, STAGE & DILUTION (idea/pre-seed/mvp/growth; dilutive vs non-dilutive), CHAIN/ECOSYSTEM (Ethereum & L2s, Solana, Polkadot, Cosmos, NEAR, Sui, multi-chain), and GEOGRAPHY (global, us, europe, india, sea, latam, africa, remote). Coverage is global with an explicit Southeast Asia / Vietnam highlight. Use this skill whenever the user asks: "where can I get a Web3 grant", "crypto accelerators for my stage", "non-dilutive funding for a Solana project", "hackathons I can enter", "RetroPGF / retroactive funding", "ecosystem grants for Arbitrum/Optimism/Base/Polkadot/NEAR/Sui", "bounties for builders", "Web3 fellowships", or "funding options for a SEA / Vietnam crypto founder". Query the bundled catalog first, then optionally verify time-sensitive details (deadlines, open/closed cohort status, prize pools) live and label them clearly.
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