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A later round is Round 2, Round 3, or any round after that, on a boost that already exists. You do not start a new boost, and you do not create a new token. If some of the max supply is still available, this round mints more of the same token. This page applies when Round 1 launched a token and the boost can still mint more. If the recipient only receives the raised funds, no one can open another token round. If the boost has already minted its max supply, you can review past rounds, not propose another mint. That full-supply launch is the one-time shape. When supply remains, each later round can fund a smaller task, closer to everyday micro funding than one launch that uses the whole supply.
1

Open the boost

On the boost page, find Next token round (under activity and rounds). The page names who can propose the next round.
2

Propose the package

The proposer submits the next round: what it raises, when funding ends, and the token terms for that round. Choose Propose next round when the package is ready.During early access, each round can raise at most $1,000 USD until the smart contract security audit is complete. This round has its own limit. It does not combine with Round 1, and any unused amount from Round 1 does not move to this round. The same limit is explained on First round and on Boost.
3

Link one outcome, if you want one

You can link the same kinds of outcome as on the first round. You pick one, not both:
  • Prediction market gate — Polymarket. These markets already exist. You pick one, and you cannot write your own question there. Link the market before you propose.
  • External oracle gate — an IMD Oracle question. This is the smaller choice: you write your own yes/no question.
USDC, B20 equity, and another ERC-20 can all use either choice. Leave both off if this round should not wait for an outside result.
4

Holders vote

After you propose, holders vote yes or no on the full round package. The vote stays open for about 7 days. That length is the window the platform uses now. Who can vote is fixed when your proposal is confirmed. At that moment HeroBoost records which wallets already held this boost’s token, and how much (the vote snapshot). Only a wallet in that record can vote. Receiving the token after that moment does not add a vote for this round, even if the wallet holds the token while voting is still open.
The new round shows in the round list on Read a boost.

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Screenshots (sample)

This short set is a sample for review, not the full set of screenshots for this page. The propose form and the holder vote are not in this set yet.
Next token round section showing the recipient can propose and that Round 2 has not opened yet

Next token round — who can propose, and Round 2 has not opened yet