Okay, the user wants me to translate "without funding" into Japanese. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "without" in Japanese can be translated as "～なしに" or "～ないで". "Funding" is usually "資金" in Japanese. So "without funding" would be "資金なしに" or "資金がないで".
But I need to check which is more natural. "資金なしに" is more concise and commonly used in such contexts. The other option, "資金がないで", is grammatically correct but might sound a bit more literal.
Also, considering the user's previous message where they said "ok" after the rules, they might be testing if I follow the instructions correctly. They want only the translation without any explanations.
So the best translation here is "資金なしに". I should make sure there's no additional text, just the translation. Let me confirm once again. Yes, "資金なしに" is the right choice. No need for any extra information. Just output that.
資金なしに
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