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type entity_type name domain status parent_entity platform proposal_url proposal_date resolution_date category summary tracked_by created key_metrics
entity decision_market BlockRock: Futardio ICO Launch internet-finance failed blockrock futardio https://www.futard.io/launch/J7CmLqfMLVq67swRQa6xCWn7VcyfpyhFSiQdJYNwkP8k 2026-03-05 2026-03-06 fundraise Ownership fund ICO targeting $500K for futarchy-governed liquid asset allocation on Solana rio 2026-03-11
raise_target total_committed outcome
$500,000 $100 refunding

BlockRock: Futardio ICO Launch

Summary

BlockRock launched as an "ownership fund" on MetaDAO's Futardio platform targeting $500K to operate a futarchy-governed treasury investing in liquid Solana assets. The fund positioned itself as "BlackRock on the blockchain" with AI-generated proposals, decision market governance, and performance-based team compensation. The ICO failed to reach its funding threshold, closing with only $100 committed.

Market Data

  • Outcome: Failed (refunding)
  • Raise Target: $500,000
  • Total Committed: $100
  • Launch Date: 2026-03-05
  • Close Date: 2026-03-06

Significance

BlockRock's charter provides the most detailed public articulation of the "futarchy-governed asset manager" thesis to date. The document explicitly contrasts traditional asset management pathologies (fee misalignment, regulatory drag, organizational bloat) with futarchy's structural advantages (ownership alignment, market-driven decisions, AI scalability).

The launch's failure to attract capital despite sophisticated positioning suggests either:

  1. Market skepticism of futarchy for asset allocation
  2. Insufficient trust in the team/platform
  3. Poor timing (market conditions, competing opportunities)
  4. Inadequate distribution/marketing

The charter cites MtnCapital's 2025 wind-down as proof that liquidation mechanisms work, but this may have signaled risk rather than safety to potential investors.

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