The Hub fund plan · Philippines
A modest raise for a home that builders, curators and newcomers can walk into. Here is every part of the plan, in plain words.
Raising now Back the House
The ask
A small house we control for the long term costs less over time than rent, and nobody can end the lease on the work.
The money goes to a place for people, not to a big team or a marketing budget. The software is already built.
Start in the Philippines, prove it, then repeat it country by country. Small and repeatable beats one huge bet.
What the house does
How to back it
$10,000 USDC a year
Your project's name goes on a real room in the house and on its digital twin in the app. Our curators staff your project's help desk, people who visit learn your product, and we host your events there.
8 sponsors fund the house.
$500 USDC, once
Your name goes on the founding wall inside the house, for good, and you get founding membership of the House in the app.
Any amount, on web3wikis
The House runs on the same rails as Sideyard: your USDC sits in a vault nobody can open, and is released only as work ships. You get something built, not a promise.
Each milestone releases one part. Every backer can also pick a build from the House's catalogue of 281 apps.
For chains and foundations
Chains and foundations with Southeast Asia or onboarding programs can fund the onboarding classroom, the help desk or events, and get a team on the ground.
Founding prices, October 2026. Sponsorship details are agreed in writing with each sponsor.
Milestones
Bring together the $80,000 from sponsors, members, grants and backers.
A home the venture controls for the long term, never at a landlord's whim.
Desks, beds, a studio, and power that keeps the lights on.
The front door opens to the neighbourhood.
The first builders and curators move in and get to work.
Sponsor projects get a help desk staffed by our curators.
What works here becomes the blueprint for the next House.
This is intent, not a schedule. We will publish dates when they are real.
Honest notes
In the Philippines, land can be owned only by Filipino citizens and Filipino-majority companies. So the House will use a compliant structure: a Filipino-majority entity, a long-term lease or a condominium, whichever legal advice confirms is right.
Backing the House is not an investment product. We promise no returns, and there is no token sale for the property. Any investment is discussed directly and agreed in writing.
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