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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Liberty Vaults
Each vault is a mandate, not a fund product. ELD holders decide which mandates exist and how much capital each may draw.
Demonstration figures
5 of 5 vaults
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.
Mandate lifecycle
Each vault exists because holders voted for it, and continues only while it meets the reporting standard attached to its proposal.
Any participant meeting the proposal threshold can specify a new sector mandate, its ceiling, its review standard and its reporting duties.
Independent technical, financial and legal reviewers publish findings before the vote opens, not after.
Staked ELD decides whether the mandate exists and how much capital it may draw.
Funding is milestone-linked. A missed milestone stops the next tranche without requiring a new vote.
Risk
Independent review
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.