1. Collect your proof in one page
30 minWrite down your live jar link, number of tips, total USDC received, and number of unique supporters. Screenshot the onchain feed.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
Write down your live jar link, number of tips, total USDC received, and number of unique supporters. Screenshot the onchain feed.
Look at chain builder grants (Base ecosystem and similar), Gitcoin grant rounds with a creator or public goods theme, and accelerators in the Alliance or a16z CSX style. Read each one's eligibility page and note deadlines.
Programs often have a community lead. A brief note gets you feedback before you submit.
Hi, I run a USDC tip jar on Base for creators. [X] supporters have sent [Y] USDC so far, all visible onchain. I am planning to offer branded jars to other creators. Is this a fit for your current round, and is there anything you would want to see in the application?
Apply with your proof page, a clear ask, and three milestones such as 50 creators onboarded. Never promise returns.
We help creators accept USDC tips on Base with no platform cut and a public supporters feed. Current traction: [numbers]. In 90 days we will onboard 50 creators in [niche] and publish a monthly open report of tips settled. Funding would cover onboarding support and design.
Tell partners and creators you have applied, not that you are funded. Keep shipping regardless of the outcome.
Leave an email and we nudge you at 24 and 72 hours with your next move. Optional.
Or to keep this voyage on your profile.
A project-in-a-box: contracts, site, docs and impact metrics shaped for grant applications.
Show funders exactly what their grant built, milestone by milestone, with proof attached.