{"fee": "10", "thesis": "Considering the size of the allocation(the people have spoken in Round 1) and the innovative grant funding approach that grant ships introduced we will continue to have an adaptive grant funding approach and allocation strategy. \n\nWe strongly believe that some web3 grant programs lack continuation thus opted to continue to fund the projects that delivered extremely well in Round 1. New projects are encouraged to apply as well! We are considering the following allocations(not set in stone):`\n\n-75% of the pool will be used for the Round 1 projects \n-25% of the pool will be allocated to new projects\n\nWe will use convex funding to allocate capital directly proportional to the potential impact and delivery capacity a project demonstrates according to our criteria.\n\nThe allocation strategy is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HDCfUtZZxSj_G-KEvsuwBwdgHhd4Uxh8i9dGa-jbano/edit", "extraInfo": "Please reach out to zer8_future on twitter/telegram for more information :) \n\n", "extraLink": "", "guidelines": "How to get in:\n\n 1. Projects must enhance gaming innovation within the blockchain space using  the Arbitrum network. This includes introducing novel mechanics to existing games, developing standalone games with blockchain integration, adding cool features, or creating tools for the Arbitrum gaming ecosystem.\n\n2. Builders must demonstrate creativity and uniqueness, introducing features that distinguish projects in the onchain gaming landscape. This could involve groundbreaking mechanics, fun addons, original game concepts showcasing blockchain integration potential, memetics, etc\n\n3. Milestones should easy to follow up and projects should clearly outline objectives emphasizing tangible outcomes within the Arbitrum gaming ecosystem. This includes fostering talent growth and enhancing gaming experiences on Arbitrum.\n\n4.Ideally projects should understand technical requirements and limitations in game development on Arbitrum. This includes compatibility with existing tools and implementing scalable solutions.\n\nWe will also consider other factors such as community engagement:, alignment with Arbitrum and  other more subjective metrics.\n\nWe reserve the right to deny certain applications if we believe they are not appropriate for this grant program!\n"}