Technology
Support domestic research, semiconductors, advanced computing and the software layer that sits on top of them.
- Governance
- Mandate approved · ELD-014
- Allocation
- $42.5M / $120M
35% of ceilingDemo
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An open treasury governed by the people who hold the token. One token, one vote, every allocation on the record.
Eagle Liberty DAO — launch plan
ProjectedTreasury at launch
$25M
Target size of the governed treasury
Founding delegates
25
Target number of registered delegates
Sector vaults
5
Mandates intended at launch
Timelock delay
48h
Intended mainnet delay between vote and execution
Register a sector mandate with a spending ceiling and reporting duties.
Approve a third-party ERC20 so the treasury may custody it. It remains a third-party token.
Transfer ETH and book it against a vault ceiling in one atomic proposal.
Change a Governor parameter. Only governance can do this.
Examples of the kind of proposal the DAO is designed to handle. These are not real proposals — the live record is at /app.
The numbers above are targets. The DAO is live.
Every figure on this page is a launch target or an illustration. Real balances, proposals, votes and treasury holdings are read directly from the deployed contracts in the governance application.
Contracts are not yet configured for this build. The governance app will say so plainly rather than show numbers.
Operating principles
Every allocation can be traced, questioned and reversed by the people who govern it.
Proposals, votes and execution are recorded on-chain, where anyone can audit the record without asking permission.
Treasury composition and movements are published continuously rather than summarised after the fact.
Initiatives are assessed by independent technical, financial and legal reviewers before capital is released.
Allocation priorities are set by ELD stakeholders, not by a closed committee or a single operator.
Products
Six connected systems. One governance layer, one treasury, one token.
An on-chain treasury governed by ELD holders.
View the treasuryCapital pools supporting strategic sectors of the real economy.
Explore the vaultsLending, borrowing and digital-asset access through integrated DeFi infrastructure.
See marketsStake ELD, submit proposals and vote on the protocol’s direction.
Enter governanceApproved public and private partners can match DAO funding for eligible projects.
How matching worksConnect ELD and supported assets across approved blockchain networks.
Supported networksHow it works
Governance rights are activated by staking, exercised by voting, and settled by transparent execution.
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Participate through approved exchanges, rewards or ecosystem programs.
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Stake ELD to activate governance rights.
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Vote on treasury strategy, vault allocations, partnerships and protocol development.
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Approved capital is deployed into transparent, professionally reviewed initiatives.
Staking activates voting rights. It is not a yield product and carries no promised return.
Liberty Vaults
Each vault is a mandate, not a fund product. ELD holders decide which mandates exist and how much capital each may draw.
Support domestic research, semiconductors, advanced computing and the software layer that sits on top of them.
Fund generation, transmission, storage and grid resilience that reduces dependence on external supply.
Rebuild production capacity in precision manufacturing, materials, robotics and supply-chain infrastructure.
Support attainable housing supply, civic infrastructure and the construction capacity that delivers both.
Extend working capital and growth funding to small businesses through vetted lending partners.
Propose a mandate
A vault exists because holders voted for it.
Any participant meeting the proposal threshold can put a new sector mandate to a vote, with its own review standard and reporting duties.
Demonstration figures
The ELD token
ELD is the sole native token of Eagle Liberty DAO. Stake ELD to participate in governance, submit proposals and shape the ecosystem.
Eagle Liberty DAO issues exactly one token: ELD. There is no second native asset and no protocol stablecoin.
Vote on every proposal that changes the protocol, its mandates or its capital.
Stake ELD to activate voting weight. Staking is a governance action, not a yield product.
Meet the staked threshold to submit formal proposals for on-chain consideration.
Direct how treasury assets are held, rebalanced and reported.
Decide which mandates exist and how much capital each may draw.
Determine which external assets, networks and partners the protocol supports.
Intended for the following blockchain networks, subject to governance approval:
No network deployment has occurred. Each requires a security review and a successful vote.
Token disclaimer
External ecosystem
Eagle Liberty DAO is designed to support approved external assets and protocols. Assets such as WLFI may be integrated through governance approval or formal partnerships.
WLFI
External asset
Referenced in proposal ELD-022. Not issued by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Eagle Liberty DAO, and no partnership exists or is implied.
ETH
Base asset
Proposed base collateral and settlement asset.
USDC
Stablecoin
Third-party issued. Eagle Liberty DAO does not issue a stablecoin.
wBTC
Bridged asset
Requires bridge and custody assessment prior to any listing vote.
Primary settlement network
Token, governance, treasury
ELD, the governor and the timelock are intended to deploy here first.
Secondary EVM network
Lower-cost participation
Proposal ELD-024 would extend the token and governance adapters after bridge review.
Additional networks
Determined by governance
Each additional network requires a security review and a successful vote.
External asset notice
Governance
ELD token holders steer the direction of the protocol by proposing, reviewing and voting. No allocation moves without a vote that anyone can audit.
Governance participation confers no right to profit or distribution.
Governance
Proposals are written in the open, voted on-chain and executed after a timelock. Nothing moves without a record.
Post an idea on the forum, then submit a formal proposal once it has been discussed in public.
Independent technical, financial and legal reviewers publish findings before voting opens.
Staked ELD votes for, against or abstain. Quorum must be met, then a timelock runs before execution.
The governance application reads contracts only. Until they are deployed it states that plainly rather than showing numbers.
Treasury
The treasury contract is owned by the timelock. Nothing leaves it without a proposal that passed a vote and sat through the delay.
Target size of the governed treasury
Target number of registered delegates
Mandates intended at launch
Intended mainnet delay between vote and execution
Launch targets set by the founding team. Not a forecast, not a commitment, and not a measurement of anything that exists today.
An example split shown to explain how mandates divide a treasury. No allocation has been proposed or approved.
Where the real numbers are
Governance is open by design. Read the litepaper, review the proposal process, and decide how you want to take part.
Governance participation is not an investment activity. Staking ELD activates voting rights; it does not generate yield, interest or any promised return, and it is not a claim on treasury assets. Digital assets carry substantial risk, including total loss. Nothing here is investment advice or an offer to sell.