Check before you trust.

If the sale does not hit its target, you can claim your contribution less the refund fee shown on the raise; that fee can never exceed 0.5% or 25 USDG per wallet. You take it yourself rather than waiting for anyone to send it. After a sale succeeds, no. What exists instead: if we cut off a team and shut the company down, whoever is holding tokens at that moment can hand them in for a share of the money left over. That is a share of what is left, not what you paid, and it can be a lot less.

We publish our contract address on this site, and there is only ever one. Any other token using the CapitalDAO name is a fake. We only ever post addresses here and through the accounts at the bottom of this page — never in a reply, never in a direct message. Check the address against this site before you buy anything, every time.

Right now, a shared account our team controls. It can start a sale, cut off a team's allowance, and start shutting down a dead company. It cannot make tokens, touch a trading pool, or move a company's money to itself — the code does not have those buttons. We publish that account's address on our Transparency page, next to exactly what it is allowed to do. Handing that control over to the people holding tokens is the whole plan, and we would rather tell you exactly how it works today than call it decentralised.

Yes. Every contract goes up for anyone to read, with its tests alongside it. That includes tests showing that a missed target opens contract-quoted refunds and that a team cannot take more than its allowance. We have not paid an outside firm to review it, which is one reason the first raises are deliberately small.

MetaDAO proved this kind of sale works. On Solana. Most people on Robinhood Chain cannot easily get there, and the money sitting on this chain is not going there either.

We are built for this chain — the dollars people already hold here, the exchange they already use, wallets that already work. That is not a port. It is a different market.

The numbers we share with them — 10 million sold, 2.9 million for trading, nothing for the team on day one — are turning into a standard for this kind of sale. We would rather use one that has been proven across dozens of sales than invent our own so it looks original. Nobody calls a new exchange a copy for using limit orders.

Where it goes from here is ours: the people holding a token deciding how its money gets spent, on a chain where that has never existed. We shipped the funding part first, because it is the part you can check.

Closing a sale, getting your money back, collecting your tokens, and opening the final payout are all built so that anyone can do them — not only us. Cutting off a team is not. If we vanish, a team keeps taking their monthly allowance until the money runs out. That is a real weakness in how this works today, and it is exactly why we want to hand that control over.

No. It is a mailing list — new sales, and changes to the rules. It is not an investment, not a spot in a sale, and not a guarantee of anything. It is free and it commits you to nothing.