Capital for projects still finding their form.
Eidos is a backer-owned DAO. Members back promising on-chain projects with staked capital, and the treasury releases the funding gradually — as each project ships what it promised.
From nominated to funded, in four steps.
No pitch decks, no gatekeepers, no off-chain deals. Backing is members staking their own capital behind a project — and pulling it back if they lose faith.
DiscoveryOpen nominations
Any member holding $EIDOS can nominate a project. Every nomination is public and on-chain, so anyone can see what’s up for backing and read the case for it.
ResolutionStaked backing
Backers stake $EIDOS behind a project. The stake stays locked while it backs the project, and its weight grows the longer it’s held — the rule we call the Eidos Curve. A project is funded once its backing crosses a set threshold.
FundingMilestone streaming
Funded projects don’t get a lump sum. The treasury releases capital in a steady stream, and each milestone the team verifies on-chain unlocks the next portion. If backers unstake, the stream slows.
ReturnPaid back to backers
When a project pays off — in tokens, revenue share, or on-chain equity — the proceeds flow back to the treasury and out to its backers. The earlier you backed and the longer you held, the larger your share.
The portfolio lives on-chain.
Every project the DAO backs — with each stream, milestone, and return — is recorded on-chain and published in full. Nothing is decided or disbursed off the record.
The treasury answers only to its backers.
Eidos is fully on-chain and owned by the people staking conviction. There is no foundation, no managing partner, no discretionary veto. The mechanism is the manager.
Bring us a project still finding its shape.
Builders submit a project on-chain. Members stake behind the ones they believe in. Funding follows the backing — every step visible to anyone.