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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.
External asset notice
External assets
None of these assets is issued by Eagle Liberty DAO, and listing one here indicates consideration — not a relationship.
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.
Third-party names and marks belong to their respective owners and are used here only to identify assets under consideration.
Integration path
Four stages, each producing a public artefact before the next begins.
Anyone may propose an integration on the public forum with a technical and risk write-up.
Oracle quality, liquidity, contract history and counterparty exposure are assessed and published.
Staked ELD votes on the specific integration with the proposed parameters attached.
Approved integrations start with low ceilings and a fixed observation period.
Cross-chain access
Each additional network requires a security review of the bridge and adapters, then a successful 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.
Capital Match
Capital Match is a structured co-funding process. Approved public and private partners can commit alongside a DAO allocation under terms published with the proposal, so that participants can see exactly who is funding what and on what basis.
A prospective partner is assessed for licensing, capacity and conflicts before it can appear in any proposal.
The project must already satisfy the mandate of an approved vault and clear independent review.
The ratio, seniority, reporting duties and exit terms are written into the proposal before the vote.
The DAO votes on the specific match. No partner can draw capital without an executed proposal.
Status
Community programs
Support for teams building tooling, analytics and integrations on top of ELD infrastructure.
Resources for delegates who publish positions, attend reviews and vote consistently.
Independent technical, financial and legal reviewers engaged to assess proposed allocations.
Local groups that surface projects and report on delivery within their region.
External assets
Government affiliation
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.