Onchain rails are changing how capital can settle, be recorded, and be governed. They do not remove the work of building a credible round. Fair helps founders prepare the materials, map the right capital, coordinate diligence, and run a controlled private raise. From private SAFEs and equity rounds to token-linked structures and post-close governance, Fair provides the operating layer that makes capital formation more organised, accountable, and ready for modern settlement rails.

Building on @solana and preparing to raise? FairClub has the tools to organise your materials, map relevant investors, manage outreach, and run a structured private raise. Connect with the team to find out more, or founders can apply below:

It’s been a busy and genuinely useful few weeks at Fair. I’ve spoken with founders, builders, and VCs across a range of sectors about the mechanics of raising: how they organise a process, share diligence, manage investor conversations, and find the right people to speak to. The feedback on the product has been direct and valuable. There is still plenty to build, but the shape of Fair is becoming clearer. One theme keeps coming up: fundraising strategy starts with better data. Teams need a clear view of who is relevant to their round, why they are relevant, and how to prioritise outreach. That means combining evidence of investment activity with sector, stage, geography, portfolio, and strategic value. We are building a novel investor-intelligence layer around that need: bringing observable onchain behaviour together with traditional business and investment data, so teams can build a more deliberate investor strategy before outreach begins. The aim is to save teams weeks of list-building and research, surface investors who fit the round, and bring the work of running a raise into one place from dataroom to close. Thank you to the teams using Fair privately, those now onboarding, and everyone testing the product and giving candid feedback. Operations begin to ramp up in September as more teams come through the platform. Always open to chat with founders, teams, and investors. DMs are open.

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Strong capital formation starts long before a raise opens. It begins with trusted relationships, engaged builders, and local communities that help projects earn conviction, sharpen their story, and build momentum over time. @LaFamilia_so brings deep @solana ecosystem relationships, grassroots reach, and hands-on community-building experience across Spain and the wider Spanish-speaking ecosystem. Their contribution complements FAIR’s private capital-formation infrastructure: structured workflows, coordination tools, and a more deliberate path from early preparation to capital readiness. Better rounds begin with stronger ecosystems. And stronger ecosystems continue long after a round closes. Welcome to FAIR, La Familia.

The strongest ecosystems are built by people who stay close to the builders. @SuperteamNL has become an important part of the @solana builder landscape in the Netherlands, supporting founders, connecting local talent, and helping ambitious teams find the people, resources, and partners needed to move faster. As a FAIR curator, Superteam NL will help bring that local context into a more structured private capital-formation process. For founders, that means a stronger path from early ecosystem support to capital readiness. For partners, it means better context around the teams and communities they are engaging with. Better builder ecosystems create better companies. Better companies deserve better infrastructure around their rounds. Welcome to FAIR, Superteam NL

Welcome to FairClub, @SuperteamDE Germany’s @solana ecosystem moves because its builders and operators create real opportunities for ambitious teams. Superteam Germany is a key part of that local support layer. As a FairClub curator, Superteam Germany will help strong local teams move from early momentum to a more structured capital-readiness process, organising their materials, mapping the right relationships, and preparing private rounds with greater clarity. For founders, it means stronger support from build to raise. For capital partners, it means better context around the people and teams they engage with. Builders create momentum. Operators create the conditions for it to compound. Welcome to FairClub, Superteam Germany.

Welcoming @triadxyz as a curator on FairClub. Triad operates at the intersection of AI, crypto, and venture building, supporting teams with engineering, advisory, strategic business development, capital introductions, exchange access, and creator-led distribution across global markets. As a FairClub curator, Triad will help surface high-conviction opportunities from its network and bring more context, reach, and trusted access to the private-raise process. Private capital runs on relationships. Great curators make those relationships more useful. Welcome to FairClub, Triadz.

the best raises feel like the natural continuation of conversations that started many months earlier warm, repeated exposure from people the investor already trusts is how conviction actually forms one meeting rarely closes a check. a series of high-signal touchpoints from reputable sources does over time surfance max, hit them from every angle - yes, even cold outrech aswell this is why the smartest founders start building the relationship graph long before they ever open any round by the time they “raise,” the distribution system has already done half the work familiarity & trust compounds faster than any pitch deck can

Every raise needs terms that fit the work ahead. @Swansonflows' latest thread explains how FairClub gives teams a choice of treasury release and governance models, from monthly streams to milestone-based releases, spend proposals, and Ownership NFT voting. Read the thread below.

“Investor” in a social bio tells you very little. A stronger signal is a record of participation: - Backing early-stage rounds - Deploying capital repeatedly - Supporting relevant projects and ecosystems - Investing at the stage you are raising Fair gives founders a workspace to organise their raise and present the right information to the right people. At FairClub, we are developing an investor-intelligence layer that brings more context to investor discovery. It will surface observable onchain and offchain activity, including relevant investment history and stablecoin deployment, so founders can focus on people with a demonstrated connection to their market. The result: a more considered investor list and stronger first conversations.

Aussie builders, this one’s for you 🇦🇺 Take a problem you see locally and turn it into a product the world can use. 6 days. Build on @solana. Ship something real. @TryNoahAI Nitro 02 is live 👇

The tokenisation story is moving beyond crypto-native assets. As @tokenterminal shows, tokenised equities are growing because investors want faster, more global, programmable access to assets they already understand. FairClub is applying that thinking to private capital: better Deal Rooms, stronger diligence, curated investor access, and stablecoin-native settlement. The rails are changing. The standards still matter.

There’s always so much talk about fundraising for startups onchain But when you look at most of the teams that are raising on ICO platforms they’ve already done Angel rounds/ pre-seed rounds This is what @fairdotclub does. They help early stage teams organize an Angel round.

Great to see @Dominion_Market launch $SILV on @solana with @sunrise and leading ecosystem partners. Dominion is also live on FairClub, currently in Register Interest status. If you want to understand the company, the structure, and the broader thesis behind tokenised silver, the Deal Room is the place to start: Eligible participants only. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities.

the best founders are raising through other founders investors see hundreds of decks every month founders only pay real attention to a much smaller group of people they actually respect so when a credible founder tells a partner “this is one of the best teams I’ve met this year,” alot of things change the energy shifts around the whole situation become the kind of founder that other strong founders who have tread the path before you actually want to help and make warm intros for you can't really fake that reputation compounds inside the peer layer first over time and the capital follows later the ones who get this stop obsessing over perfecting the deck or investor meeting they start thinking about the long term, building trust and relationships

Welcoming @triadxyz as a curator on FairClub. Triad operates at the intersection of AI, crypto, and venture building, supporting teams with engineering, advisory, strategic business development, capital introductions, exchange access, and creator-led distribution across global markets. As a FairClub curator, Triad will help surface high-conviction opportunities from its network and bring more context, reach, and trusted access to the private-raise process. Private capital runs on relationships. Great curators make those relationships more useful. Welcome to FairClub, Triadz.

raising money is hard not letting the money ruin your focus is also very the second the wire hits, people start acting like they already made it bigger office, more hires, conference circuit, “we need to look like a real company.” all of that just burns the runway faster stay small. stay humble. talk to users every day. ship. everything else is noise.