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type: archive
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archive_id: 2026-03-04-futardio-launch-irich
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title: MetaDAO i.rich Fundraise Proposal and Failure
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date_archived: 2025-03-04
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source_type: metadao-proposal
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source_url: https://metadao.example/proposals/irich
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enrichments:
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- metadao-uses-conditional-tokens-for-fundraising-decisions
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- futarchy-adoption-faces-friction-from-complexity-of-conditional-market-mechanisms
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claims_extracted:
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- irich-fundraise-failed-with-255-dollars-of-100000-dollar-target-committed-before-refunding
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- irich-combines-link-in-bio-with-solana-blinks-and-dex-referrals-to-monetize-social-traffic-through-embedded-transactions
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## Source Summary
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MetaDAO proposal for i.rich platform fundraising through conditional tokens. The proposal sought $100,000 USDC to build a link-in-bio platform integrated with Solana Blinks and DEX referral revenue sharing. The fundraise failed after one day with only $255 committed (0.26% of target), triggering automatic refunds.
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## Key Facts
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- **Fundraise Mechanics**: Conditional token mechanism where contributors receive refunds if minimum threshold not met
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- **Target**: $100,000 USDC
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- **Actual Raise**: $255 USDC (0.26%)
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- **Duration**: ~1 day before closure
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- **Product Pitch**: Link-in-bio + Solana Blinks + DEX referral revenue sharing
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- **Outcome**: Failed, automatic refunds processed
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- **DEX Integration**: Mentioned Jupiter / Raydium referral programs
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- **Pricing Model**: Included Richnames NFT username component with character-length-based pricing tiers
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## Extraction Notes
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This archive provided:
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1. A concrete data point on futarchy mechanism rejection (enrichment to existing claims)
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2. Observable fundraise failure metrics (new proven claim)
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3. Product architecture claims from pitch deck (new speculative claim)
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The failed fundraise serves as counter-evidence to the product value proposition claims, appropriately reflected in confidence levels. |