60 Days

60 Days is a launch framework that helps founders get real users, real demand, and early capital. All without committing their reputation and credibility into a premature bet.

Early-stage founders are often forced to commit significant personal and reputational capital before validating market demand. Traditional accelerators, venture funding, and token launches typically require early commitment with limited feedback loops.

60 Days introduces a trial-based approach.

Founders build publicly for 60 days while real users discover the product and capital accumulates through Automatic Capital Formation (ACF), token trading fees and an optional Growth Allocation.

At the end of the window, the founder decides whether to commit. If they commit, the token continues and funds raised unlock over time for further growth and development. If they don’t, the token winds down and all raised funds return to token holders.

The 60 Days framework is built on five core principles:

1. Founder Sovereignty: Founders retain full control over whether to commit or walk away at the end of the 60-day window. Nothing unlocks automatically.

2. Market Testing: Demand forms through real user behavior and voluntary support.

3. Reversibility by Design: Every launch begins in a fully reversible state. Shutting down is an expected and legitimate outcome, not a failure condition.

4. Credibility Preservation: If a project winds down, all raised funds return to supporters and the founder’s reputation remains intact. No permanent onchain stain.

5. Aligned Risk and Reward: Supporters back real progress, not promises. Founders only access capital after choosing to commit. Upside and downside are shared transparently.