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COLLAB

Scientific DAOs, governed on GenesisL1

COLLAB gives a lab, a research group, a university, a company or a non-profit its own treasury, constitution and binding votes. Members decide with shares under rules they wrote, and GenesisL1 contracts carry out whatever passes. Nobody holds an admin key to those contracts, COLLAB included.

Create a DAOBrowse DAOs

Open source under the MIT License. Creating a DAO costs only GenesisL1 network fees. Read how COLLAB works.

The COLLAB network. Each molecule is a DAO, drawn from its address; a bond joins two DAOs that share members.

DAOs on COLLAB

Research communities on GenesisL1, and what they are deciding right now.

Browse DAOs

Votes under way

All votes

Trade research tokens on DeSciFi

DAOs issue tokens and seed their own pools. Swap L1 and those tokens at the best price across every pool, earn swap fees as a liquidity provider, and see what each token is worth.

Swap tokens All tokens Pools

Top tokens

All tokens

Prices, market caps and holders of the tokens DAOs issue, counted from their DeSciFi pools. Open Tokens to see them all.

How a decision is made

Every change a DAO makes, from paying for instrument time to amending its constitution, passes through the same four phases on GenesisL1.

  1. Submitted

    1Propose

    A member with enough voting power submits a proposal and part of the deposit. Anyone can add the rest; once the deposit reaches the minimum, voting opens.

  2. Voting opens

    2Vote

    Members vote Yes, No, No with veto or Abstain, weighted by their shares when it was submitted. It passes with quorum, a Yes majority, at least the DAO's minimum Yes, and No with veto under its limit.

  3. Voting closes

    3Wait

    A passed proposal waits out the timelock, so every member sees exactly what will run before it does.

  4. Timelock endsWindow closes

    4Execute

    Anyone can execute it until the window closes. The treasury makes exactly the calls members approved, and nothing else.

The life of a proposal. Each DAO sets its own periods, deposit and thresholds, and decisions about its rules, members or constitution use stricter critical rules. Read the details.

What a DAO can hold and do

COLLAB's own contracts have no owner and no admin key. The GL1F and CIPNFT contracts a DAO chooses to use have administrators of their own. How COLLAB is secured.

  • Vote like GenesisL1

    Deposit, voting and veto rules mirror GenesisL1 governance. Delegators can override their delegate, and the rules change only by vote.

  • Hold anything

    L1, ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens, CIPNFT sealed data and GL1F Model NFTs, in one treasury the members control.

  • Issue tokens with liquidity

    Split a new token between treasury, people and members, and seed DeSciFi pools in the same vote.

  • Earn from models

    Own models in the GL1F collections the DAO chooses, charge per inference or sell access plans; fees go straight to the treasury.

  • Seal and reveal data

    Buy or mint CIPNFT assets, reveal them to members by vote, or publish them with an on-chain verified key.

  • Act as a multisig

    A passed raw-transaction proposal executes from the DAO, and anyone may broadcast it once the timelock ends.

Get started

Create a DAO

Six steps in your browser: name, constitution, founders, rules and people. The draft stays on this device until you create the DAO.

 Trade on DeSciFi

Swap L1 and research tokens, provide liquidity and collect swap fees, and follow the launch pools of DAO tokens.

 Read the docs

Shares and delegation, deposits, quorum and veto, the 13 proposal types, sealed data, and how COLLAB is secured.

 Follow the votes

Every proposal open across DAOs, soonest to close first: what research communities are deciding now, and how each vote is going.