MetaDAO
Solana token raises: refund if the raise fails, and the team is held to a set monthly budget.
+Pros
- Refund if the raise misses its goal
- Team spending is held to a monthly budget; larger spends need a vote
- No tiers, and the docs ask only for USDC
−Cons
- KYC and country rules are not stated in the docs
- Solana only
- Sale terms are described as experimental and may change
Features
Best known forSolana raises with refund protection
Token neededNone stated; you commit USDC
How you get inCommit USDC during the 4-day sale window
AllocationTime-weighted; earlier commitments count for more
If the raise failsFull refund
KYCNot stated in the docs
US residentsNot stated
UK residentsNot stated
ChainSolana
Track record13 sales, $124M raised since 2025 (CryptoRank, October 2026)
Rules checked3 October 2026
MetaDAO runs token raises on Solana with protections built into the smart contracts. You commit USDC during a four-day window. If the raise misses its goal everyone is refunded. After a successful raise the team can spend only a set monthly budget from the treasury; anything larger needs a governance vote. Allocation is time-weighted, so committing early counts for more. Its sibling, Futardio, uses the same commit-and-refund model and, per CryptoRank, is open to any project.