DETF lets communities launch and run groups with shared treasuries, tokens and governance on Ethereum and Solana in one app. Deposits give owners treasury shares they can withdraw anytime.
Two broken models for group investing.
Traditional funds
Managers decide; you trust. Entry is restricted, books private, fees set by fine print, and withdrawals on someone else's schedule.
Plain token DAOs
One token = one vote gives control to the biggest buyer. Chat-room votes move treasuries, but an inner circle delivers approved contributor funding. Roles and pay remain invisible; exit means selling into a thin pool.
Our answer
A format for member-run funds: tiers where every role is public, voting rights that money can't buy outright, decisions and pay that execute exactly as voted, and an exit guaranteed by the contracts rather than promised by a team. One app where founders, contributors and members run the full life of a group, from the first proposal to the final treasury payout.
Why DETF exists
DETF started on the wrong side of the table. Our founder spent years contributing to decentralized organizations and kept living the same story: the DAO would vote yes — funding approved, project green-lit — and it still wouldn't matter. What the community had voted for was trimmed, stalled, or quietly renegotiated by the higher teams who held the keys, and the pay never matched the mandate. The vote was decentralized; everything after the vote wasn't. That gap between what a community decides and what its inner circle delivers is the problem DETF was built to close.
A DETF closes it by construction. A passed proposal doesn't wait for anyone to honor it — it sits in a public timelock queue and then executes from the treasury, exactly as approved. Roles, tiers, and pay live on-chain where every member can read them, and if you ever stop trusting the group, your exit is guaranteed by the contracts rather than by anyone's goodwill. And because sometimes the honest fix is a fresh start, a community can be reborn as a DETF: deposits of the old token are sold, the proceeds fund the new treasury, and depositors receive the new token one-for-one — the community carries its value, and its people, across.
The four pillars
TBVS
Tier-Based Voting Structure
On-chain tiers show labels, roles, voting weights, leadership and promotion requirements. Groups choose tier counts and weights, from tight founder control to open decentralisation.
PBVR
Percentage-Based Voting Rights
Tiers divide 100% of voting power into fixed slices; no seat can pass anything alone. Buying tokens buys part of the token tier's slice, never the board.
GER
Guaranteed Exit Rights
Burn tokens anytime for your pro-rata treasury net asset value: no vote, permission or lockup. Passed spending proposals wait in a public timelock, letting you exit first. A member kill vote or platform guardian kill stops spending, but exits keep working.
CCTS
Cross-Chain Token Swap
Groups span Ethereum and Solana through Chainlink CCIP, with real mints on both chains, not wrapped tokens. An abandoned project can restart, funded, on another chain.
For proposal passage, migration settlement and pillar mechanics, read the documentation. Every group page has a chat open to everyone.
Where it runs
DETF currently runs on public testnets — Sepolia and Solana devnet — while contracts harden; the docs track every switch that must flip before mainnet. Platform fees flow into a DETF group of the platform's own, governed like every other group.
Start with DETF
Create or import a wallet to follow groups, vote and post for your team.
