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Juicebox is a decentralized, programmable funding platform designed for crypto and web3 projects that want to raise capital transparently and operate with community governance. Built on Ethereum, it enables projects to create customizable funding cycles, manage treasury funds, and distribute tokens to contributors in a fully on-chain manner. The platform is DAO-owned, emphasizing decentralized control and open participation.

The core features of Juicebox include flexible funding cycles that allow projects to set funding targets, durations, and overflow rules. Contributors receive tokens representing their stake or participation, and projects can configure how funds are allocated or refunded. Juicebox also supports governance through its native JBX token, which is used to invest in the ecosystem and participate in decision-making. Developers can integrate Juicebox’s smart contracts and APIs to build custom frontends or automate funding workflows.

What sets Juicebox apart is its focus on transparency and community ownership. Unlike traditional fundraising platforms, all transactions and treasury management happen on-chain, providing verifiable audit trails. Its modular and programmable architecture allows projects to tailor funding mechanisms to their needs, supporting a wide range of use cases from initial fundraising to ongoing treasury management. Juicebox has an active community and governance structure, with extensive documentation and developer resources to facilitate adoption.

To get started, developers can explore the comprehensive Juicebox documentation and developer guides, join the Discord community for support, and access the open-source smart contracts on GitHub. Projects typically begin by deploying a funding cycle contract, configuring parameters, and launching their fundraising campaign directly on Ethereum.