Hold $BUILT and vote on where the DAO invests.
Every $2,000 in fees funds the next round on StartEngine ↗
Supply-weighted voting. A transparent record of every decision.
Investments, cost basis, and ownership records.
Open →Stake valuations, cash, and liabilities.
Open →Agreements, certificates, and payment records.
Open →Review the business. Read the terms. Follow the original offering.
A listing is not a DAO investment, endorsement, or eligibility determination. Company valuations are not values of the DAO’s holdings. Terms may change; consult the original campaign and offering documents.
Launch on Meteora, link your token to a startup, and let its trading fees build a stake in that company.
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Every token launched on WellBuilt, the startup it backs, and the fees it has built.
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Fees are each token's lifetime trading fees after Meteora's protocol share, read live from Solana and refreshed every minute. Startup funds are tracked per startup and invested by the DAO's entity; holding a token is not an investment in the startup. Tokens are unofficial and not endorsed by the linked companies.
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Every allocation starts with the holders.
The first round opens when the treasury holds $2,000 worth of SOL in fees.
One ballot in this browser session. No signature, transaction, or actual vote is submitted.
Tie handling and execution controls must be configured before live voting. An approved proposal is not proof that an investment has been completed.
Track what the DAO owns, what it paid, and the evidence behind it.
| Company | Investment date | Invested | Stake value | Ownership evidence |
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A dated view of the DAO’s assets and liabilities.
NAV = marked value of DAO stakes + cash − liabilities. It is unavailable until all inputs are recorded. It is not the token market cap or a sum of portfolio-company valuations.
Each stake valuation includes its date, method, and supporting reference. Marks are entered by the administrator and are not independently verified.
Documents attached to the DAO’s investment records.
Subscription agreements, share certificates, payment receipts, and cap-table records can be attached by the owner. An upload is evidence supplied by the administrator, not independent verification.
Token fees fund the DAO. Holders direct its investment decisions.
The proposed model weights votes by token balance at a fixed snapshot. For example, holding 1% of the eligible supply gives you 1% of the total eligible voting power. There is no minimum balance and no quorum; the option with the most votes wins.
Anyone holding $BUILT at the round snapshot. Tokens held by the treasury, team and deployer wallets, liquidity pools, and exchange wallets do not count, so keep $BUILT in your own Solana wallet to vote.
Investments go to the DAO. Holders vote on where the DAO allocates capital, with voting power proportional to token holdings. Portfolio investments are held through the DAO’s final legal structure; holding the token does not by itself make you a direct shareholder in each company. Any holder economic rights will be defined in the final DAO agreements.
Fees arrive in SOL. When the treasury holds $2,000 worth, holder balances are snapshotted and the slot is published, then the shortlist is revealed. Voting stays open until the next $2,000 is reached; at that point the option with the most votes wins and the next round opens. The investment entity carries out the winning investment, subject to diligence, offering availability, and applicable requirements.
$BUILT launches on Solana. Contract address (mint): weLLw2Rn1PzFb4UNYjTPZzoBCdVy3mqYb8FMMYteR8H. DAO treasury wallet: 3HgQmw6XhHkzVHyJLKhFBXiEPuNHJkzQYpyPXRUvfHH6. The launch venue, fee rate, and date are still pending. No token purchase or wallet transaction is available in this preview.
No partnership or affiliation is claimed. StartEngine is the intended platform for sourcing investments. Offering data is a dated snapshot of publicly visible StartEngine campaigns. Listings and images belong to their respective issuers. Portfolio records are entered by the DAO administrator and are separate from company fundraising totals.