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Adventure #57 - Fabric
The easiest way to crowdfund onchain
Hellooo, good morning
Happy belated Labor Day to my American friends!! 🇺🇸
So I was thinking about how to bring more value to you, my beloved readers, and soon community maybe (wen v3 đź‘€)
So this cool guy (name-reveal soon) and I decided to make something for you.
What you’ll get:
an Airtable with 10 VC-backed web3 companies
with light research about them
It’ll be useful if you want to:
get a job
sign more clients
create partnerships
this you??
If this sounds interesting, sign up below and we’ll send it when ready.
ps it will be FREE
Onto today’s plan
Use this framework to look into a protocol:
(1) The protocol
(2) The founding team
(3) Funding & Hiring
Current events + business talk
(4) Meme of the week
(5) Hustler's ambition
None of this is sponsored, I choose what to write about.
This is not financial advice either
Today is dedicated to Fabric
The Product
(i) problem
Crowdfunding onchain is tricky.
One of my favourite crowdfunding tools is Juicebox which we’ve already covered here (read later).
But Fabric is even simpler.
(ii) solution & demo
The tagline of Fabric is “the easiest way to crowdfund onchain”.
And they’re goddman right.
It literally takes a minute to set up.
This is the only thing you need to do:
They take no fees, that could change in the future I suppose.
At about 20gwei, it costs $12 to deploy.
And here’s what it looks like once it’s done 👇️
And when people contribute, they can mint a free NFT.
If the funding campaign doesn’t reach its goal, participants can withdraw their funds.
And one final thing - something that’s not possible with web2 crowdfunding platforms 👀 👇️
Generating yield - if the purpose of the crowdfund is to invest in something that will have an ROI, then individual contributors can withdraw their share of the profits from the contract.
Pretty cool, right?? You’ll find their tech docs in the link at the bottom if you fancy digging some more.
(iii) considerations
I spoke with Jonny (the CEO) and he confirmed that the smart contracts are audited đź‘Ś
(iv) how you can benefit
set up a crowdfunding campaign
contribute to a crowdfunding campaign
use their SDK to easily implement the protocol in your app
The founding team
Jonny Mack: Co-founder and CEO
âž™ principal at a design consultancy with clients like Coinbase
âž™ design lead on Chrome OS
âž™ cofounder of Google Domains
Dan Simpson: Co-founder and CTO
âž™ previously CTO at One More Cloud
âž™ built the search infrastructure for companies such as Pinterest, GitHub, HBO
âž™ and loads of other dev-related experience
Chris Douglas: Co-founder and CSO
âž™ a professor of mathematics at the University of Oxford
âž™ a graduate student at MIT
âž™ a postdoc at Stanford
Funding and Hiring
A) Funding - yes
Seed round with the following participants: Polychain Capital, Eniac Ventures, Mischief, and Reverie
B) Hiring
Currently not hiring BUT looking to collab with growth partners!
Ping Jonny a message if you’re interested:
Favourite meme of the week
Hustler's Ambition
(A section dedicated to frameworks/ideas/tools)
A cool thread about having asynch meetings
We have an asynchronous-first meeting culture at Matcha Design Labs…
This is how we do it👇🏽
1 | Give Important Convos Space - Live meetings are warranted for client management, team management, & financial discussions. Otherwise, most meetings don’t even need to be meetings.
— Avani Miriyala 🍵 (@avanimiriyala)
4:57 PM • Aug 29, 2023
And this is a fascinating podcast about Advertising in web3, user attribution, and getting a rev share in perpetuity.
I’ve listened to it once, it’s on for round 2 soon.
See you next Mondayđź‘‹
- Mitko
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