Where builders meet capital

d/acc + fund
= dacc.fund

dacc.fund maps the landscape, surfaces live funding demand, and gives builders and funders a common place to coordinate.

$560K+
total funding pool
5
live campaigns
42
past projects
1,519
contributors

What's Getting Funded?

From open source infrastructure to privacy tools and decentralized energy grids—explore live funding campaigns, past results, and upcoming opportunities across the d/acc ecosystem.

Defensive Acceleration

What is
d/acc?

A framework, by Vitalik Buterin, for accelerating technologies that preserve human flourishing and democracy. d/acc identifies and supports the technologies that expand human agency while resisting capture by centralized powers.

The four d's

Developmental

Improves human capability and flourishing

Decentralized

Power flows from edges to center

Defensible

Resists capture by states or corporations

Democratizing

Expands access to powerful capabilities

d/acc funding front door

About
dacc.fund

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01

An attractor to capital/builders

dacc.fund is the simplest possible entry point to the d/acc ecosystem. The URL itself carries the idea: d/acc + funding = dacc.fund

02

A reflexive growth engine

Every funding round strengthens the ecosystem. Projects create impact, impact attracts builders, builders attract capital — and the cycle compounds.

03

Ecosystem cartography

Track relationships, map projects, and build institutional memory. The ecosystem becomes increasingly legible with each round.

04

Coordination mechanism

A place where builders show up, funders show up, projects get mapped, capital gets deployed, and the ecosystem grows itself.

How Do I Participate

Two pathways to accelerate the d/acc ecosystem

Connect with aligned funders and support d/acc technologies through coalitions, grants, and quadratic funding mechanisms.

  • Join funding coalitions matched to your priorities
  • Maximize impact through coordinated funding
  • Support high-defense, high-impact projects
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