Axelar source record.
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Axelar Partners With LongHash Ventures for an Accelerator & a Grant Program | Axelar Blog
| Funder | Axelar |
|---|---|
| Who this may be for | AI-interpreted · not the funder's words The programme is aimed at early-stage Web3 projects building cross-chain applications and infrastructure. Written by a local AI model (qwen3.5:9b-q4_K_M) from the saved page only. It is an interpretation, not a statement by the funder and not eligibility advice. |
| Scope (our category) | Chain & ecosystem grants (matched words: dapp, layer 1) Assigned by us from the saved page: matched words, a meaning-similarity score, or (marked) an AI tie-break. Not a statement by the funder. |
| Saved page class | funder news or blog page Page class describes the saved route only. It does not state whether a programme is open, closed, suitable, available, or an endorsement. |
| Status | not stated by funder |
| Amount | Selected projects will receive up to $100,000 of up-front investment from LongHashX Selected projects will receive up to $100,000 of up-front investment from LongHashX · saved page text; phrase proposed by a local model and verified verbatim by code |
| Deadline | 2022-11-11 Applications for the LongHashX Accelerator Cohort 10 are open until November 11, 2022. · saved page text; phrase proposed by a local model and verified verbatim by code; ISO date parsed by code from the single full date in the phrase |
| Eligibility | early-stage projects that are pursuing a promising vision for cross-chain applications and infrastructure early-stage projects that are pursuing a promising vision for cross-chain applications and infrastructure · saved page text; phrase proposed by a local model and verified verbatim by code |
| Held-source observation | Last material byte change observed 3 days ago · last observed 20260926T223936Z · source signal only |
| Held grant-history observation | No explicit programme-to-dataset mapping with a dated held record is available. This does not state there is no grant history. |
Held source excerpt
Axelar Partners With LongHash Ventures for an Accelerator & a Grant Program | Axelar Blog LIVE NOW: A New Way to Interact with Axelar Products Institutional Developers Mobius Development Stack Interchain Token Service (ITS) Axelar Virtual Machine (AVM) Interchain Amplifier OpenBridge with OpenZeppelin Multichain Tokenization Portal Solutions By Segment Institutional Asset Issuers Tokenization Platforms Custodians Developers dApp Builders Token Teams Layer 1/2 Protocols By Use Case Institutional Multichain Asset Issuance Multichain Settlement Multichain Liquidity Orchestration Developers Chain Integration Multichain Token Transfer Multichain Tokenization Intents Chain Abstraction General Message Passing (GMP) Resources Educational Institutional Knowledge Center Blog Advanced Technical Documentation Block Explorer Github Node Operators Validators About About Axelar Careers Contributing Teams Ecosystem Community EXPLORE ECOSYSTEM Axelar Partners With LongHash Ventures for an Accelerator & a Grant Program News September 20, 2022 Galen Moore September 20, 2022 Share: LInkedin X (Twitter) Table of Contents Table of Contents Back to blog Axelar believes that projects building natively cross-chain will onboard the next 100 million users onto the decentralized web. […] the held page continues.
docs_evidence/funding-radar/official-pages/20260926T223936Z/axelar.html · sha256 b71117a4590a9283a66fb46d962758d5f544bed87b36f3b542de82114b8061d0 · saved and fingerprinted 20260926T223936Z · direct download of the public page · held page title and funding-related excerpt
Open funder link labelled “Send us an application here” →
saved page anchor text containing apply/application/submit
The funder statement is retrieved evidence only. Held-source observation is a byte-change signal only. Neither signal determines eligibility, fit, application strength, likely outcome, or programme availability.