> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.awenetwork.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.awenetwork.ai/governance/governance-process/wlp-and-wtp-overview.md).

# WLP & WTP Overview

**World Launch Proposals (WLP)** and **World Tokenization Proposals (WTP)** are the two governance processes that determine how new Worlds and their tokens are approved within the World.fun ecosystem.

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#### World Launch Proposal (WLP)

A **World Launch Proposal** is a formal request to approve a new World for launch on World.fun.

Approval of an WLP:

* Grants the project a **"Coming Soon"** listing on World.fun
* Coordinates launch support from AWE contributors
* Makes the World eligible for further promotion, incubation, and partnership opportunities

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#### World Tokenization Proposal (WTP)

A **World Tokenization Proposal** is a governance request to create and deploy a token for an approved World.

Approval of a WTP:

* Authorizes the deployment of the token contract
* Enables on-chain fundraising or distribution through World.fun
* Marks the transition from **concept validation** (via WLP) to **full tokenized operation**

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#### Relationship Between WLP & WTP

1. **Step 1 – WLP:** Validate the idea and approve the World for launch.
2. **Step 2 – WTP:** Approve the creation of the token and its on-chain mechanics.

This two-step process ensures that projects entering the ecosystem have both **concept validation** and **token design** reviewed by the community before going live.\
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Both WLP/ WTP goes through a Snapshot vote.


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