# FAQs

## FAQ for Vitruveo

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<summary><strong>Can teams that have already completed fundraising still participate in Vitruveo programs?</strong></summary>

Yes, Vitruveo welcomes both early-stage and late-stage teams. Late-stage teams that have completed fundraising can still participate and will be judged separately from early-stage teams.

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<summary><strong>Are multiple project submissions allowed in Vitruveo competitions?</strong></summary>

Participants can submit multiple projects. However, it's important to note that projects with a focused approach on a single submission might have a competitive edge.

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<summary><strong>Are competition winners the only ones eligible for developer incentives?</strong></summary>

While a portion of the developer incentives is reserved for competition winners, Vitruveo also allocates a significant portion for Mainnet dApps. The exact distribution is tailored to prioritize Mainnet dApp development.

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<summary><strong>Do participants receive any benefits for engaging in the testnet?</strong></summary>

Testnet participation does not offer direct rewards. However, participants should stay tuned for potential benefits and incentives on the Mainnet launch.

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<summary><strong>Will teams have direct access to Vitruveo advisors for guidance?</strong></summary>

The Vitruveo team, including advisors, will make best efforts to provide 1:1 guidance to every interested team. Personalized advice will be available, at a minimum, asynchronously in dedicated communication channels.

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<summary><strong>What percentage of the developer incentive is allocated to competition winners?</strong></summary>

The exact percentage allocated to competition winners is confidential. However, it represents the largest individual allocation to date.

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<summary><strong>Can developer incentive points be shared with users?</strong></summary>

Absolutely. Sharing developer incentive points with users can help bootstrap liquidity and user base without utilizing native tokens. Vitruveo encourages exploring incentive designs for long-term growth.

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<summary><strong>Is deployment to testnet required for project submission?</strong></summary>

Yes, all projects must be live on the Vitruveo testnet for submission. They do not need to be feature-complete but should be functional.

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<summary><strong>Can submissions be made anonymously or by non-traditional entities like DAOs?</strong></summary>

Vitruveo accepts submissions from individuals, teams, anonymous entities, independent contributors, and DAOs.

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<summary><strong>Is legal entity incorporation required for participation?</strong></summary>

Incorporation of a legal entity is not a requirement to participate in Vitruveo's programs or competitions. However, participants should familiarize themselves with the rules and regulations.

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<summary><strong>Does existing funding influence the likelihood of winning Vitruveo competitions?</strong></summary>

Funding is not a judging criterion. Projects are evaluated based on their merit, innovation, and alignment with Vitruveo's vision. Late-stage projects are assessed separately from early-stage ones.

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<summary><strong>What is the difference between late-stage and early-stage projects in Vitruveo's context?</strong></summary>

Early-stage projects typically have little funding and are in the initial stages of development. In contrast, late-stage projects are more developed, possibly launched on other chains or have been in development for several months. Vitruveo's administrators will determine the categorization of projects that fall in between these stages.

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<summary><strong>Can non-English speakers submit projects in their native language?</strong></summary>

Yes, Vitruveo welcomes submissions in any language. Arrangements for live translation during live streams or key events can be made to accommodate non-English submissions.

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