{"fee": "10", "thesis": "Drone Ship's allocation thesis centers on supporting innovative and impactful projects within the Arbitrum ecosystem. Our focus is on:\n\n    Scalability: Prioritizing projects that enhance Arbitrum's capacity to handle increased transactions without compromising speed or security.\n    Decentralization: Encouraging developments that uphold and strengthen the decentralized nature of blockchain technology.\n    Community Empowerment: Allocating resources to initiatives that directly benefit and empower the user community, fostering an inclusive and engaged user base.\n    Sustainability: Supporting projects with long-term viability, focusing on sustainable growth over short-term gains.\n    Interoperability: Promoting projects that enhance communication and functionality between Arbitrum and other blockchain systems, ensuring a cohesive ecosystem.\n\nThrough these pillars, Drone Ship aims to foster a robust, efficient, and user-centric Arbitrum network.", "extraInfo": "    Technical Architecture: Detailed description of the technical setup, including any unique aspects of your project's architecture.\n\n    Security Measures: Outline how your project addresses security concerns, particularly those relevant to the Arbitrum ecosystem.\n\n    User Experience (UX) Design: Explanation of the user interface and user experience design, demonstrating how it caters to your target audience.\n\n    Market Analysis: Insights into the current market and how your project fits into the existing ecosystem, including competitor analysis and potential for growth.\n\n    Community Feedback: Evidence of community interest or feedback on your project, if available.\n\n    Risk Assessment: Identify potential risks and challenges your project might face and how you plan to mitigate them.\n\n    Sustainability Plan: How your project plans to sustain itself after the grant period.\n\n    Diversity and Inclusion Policy: Your approach to ensuring diversity and inclusivity within your project team and user base.\n\n    References or Endorsements: Any relevant references or endorsements from notable figures in the industry, if applicable.\n\n    Demo or Prototype: If available, a working demo or prototype to give a practical understanding of your project.\n\n    Contact Information: Ensure clear and accurate contact details for follow-ups.\n\n    Legal Documentation: Any necessary legal documents or compliance certificates.", "extraLink": "https://daomasons-docs.vercel.app/Intro/about", "guidelines": "The submission guidelines for Drone Ship might include the following key points:\n\n    Eligibility Criteria: Projects must be built on or for the Arbitrum ecosystem, with a clear use case and potential impact on the network.\n\n    Proposal Details: Submissions must include a detailed proposal outlining the project's objectives, technical roadmap, timeline, and the team's background.\n\n    Budget and Resource Requirements: Clearly specify the funding amount requested and a breakdown of how these funds will be utilized.\n\n    Demonstration of Progress: Evidence of any previous work or progress on the project, if applicable.\n\n    Compliance with Legal Standards: Ensure your project complies with relevant legal and regulatory requirements.\n\n    Community Engagement: Explain how the project will engage with and benefit the Arbitrum community.\n\n    Submission Format: Proposals should be submitted in a specified format (e.g., PDF) and through the designated platform or email address.\n\n    Deadlines and Review Process: Adhere to submission deadlines and understand the review process and timelines for decision-making.\n\n    Updates and Reporting: Be prepared to provide regular updates on the project’s progress if funded.\n\n    Feedback and Iteration: Be open to feedback and willing to iterate on your proposal based on input from the Drone Ship team or community.\n\nRemember, these guidelines are hypothetical and should be tailored to fit the specific mission and objectives of Drone Ship."}