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Builders

Build on Elysium, get funded by its activity

Register your project, prove your domain, and earn allocations from measured contribution: real users, retention, economic activity and integrations.

Register a project

Builds a ProjectRegistry.RegisterInput and calls register(input). Validation mirrors the contract.

Not deployed
0/64 bytes

Lowercase hostname only, no scheme or path. One project per domain.

0/512 bytes

Paste the URI of your project metadata JSON (description, links, logo).

8 at launch

Must be a contract not registered by another project.

0/20

One address per line. Score attribution only counts these contracts. Each must have code on Elysium.

Registration is not open yet

ProjectRegistry is not deployed on Elysium Testnet (chain 99801). The submit button stays disabled until a deployment is published in @accelerate/shared. You can still prepare and validate your input with the exact contract rules.

The data mode does not affect transactions: they always target the real chain. The call is simulated with eth_call before your wallet is asked to sign.

Domain verification

Prove control of the domain. A reviewer (never the builder) checks it and anchors the proof hash onchain with verifyProject.

  1. Option A · DNS TXT record

    Add a TXT record on <domain> with the value:

    accelerate-verify=<projectId>:<builderAddress>
  2. Option B · well-known file

    Serve this JSON over HTTPS at:

    https://<domain>/.well-known/accelerate.json
    {
      "accelerate-verify": "<projectId>:<builderAddress>",
      "chainId": 99801
    }
  • · The project id is assigned at registration (ProjectRegistered event). The builder address is written in lowercase.
  • · Wallet ownership is proven by the registering address itself (or an EIP-712 / ERC-1271 signature for relayed registration).
  • · A squatted domain or token can be released by governance (forceRelease, through the timelock).

From registration to funding

  1. 1

    Register

    register(input) from your builder wallet. Status: Pending.

  2. 2

    Verify

    Publish the DNS or .well-known record. A reviewer checks domain and contract ownership. Status: Verified. Verified projects can receive grants.

  3. 3

    Become eligible

    A reviewer marks the project eligible once scoring thresholds are met. Status: Eligible.

  4. 4

    Token approval

    For treasury investment, governance approves your token through the 2-day timelock after security and liquidity review.

  5. 5

    Funded

    First grant or first acquisition. Secondary-market purchases pay sellers, not builders; direct funding comes from grants.

Scoring details: Contribution Score · allocation formula