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The Frontier Needs Builders We are actively deploying capital to teams advancing the future of space. MoonDAO is seeking proposals in engineering, applied research, education, outreach, and strategic media that supports our mission. If your team is ready to execute, the MoonDAO Q3 2026 funding cycle is open until July 9. https://moondao.com/proposals
MoonDAO utilizes a dual funding mechanism designed to prioritize execution and accountability:
Here is a cross section of active projects currently executing with MoonDAO capital:
Action RequiredThe deadline for Q3 submissions is July 9. We offer direct access to a treasury, transparent onchain governance, and a global network of specialized aerospace operators. We are looking for high agency operators ready to build. To apply, make a copy of the standard template in the MoonDAO proposals portal and submit the details, including your timeline, budget, and mission parameters before the cutoff date.
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Hey Reader, Vote on the new Executive Branch proposal The Executive Branch Proposal for Q4 2026 to Q1 2027 (MDP-271) is now in Member Vote. It sets a six-month budget (Oct 1, 2026 to Mar 31, 2027) to take MoonDAO's lunar-economy stack public and turn it into revenue and network growth. Voting runs on the proposal page with your vMOONEY voting power. Voting closes Sat Oct 17. Vote on the proposal Tomorrow: Project Pitch Day at the Town Hall Thu Oct 15, 3:00 to 4:00 PM ET (19:00 to 20:00 UTC)....
Hey Reader, Grant money is on the table this week, so we are leading with the deadline that matters most. Q4 project proposals close Thursday, Oct 8 Have a space project that needs funding? Q4 project proposals are open until end of day Thursday, October 8, with up to $2,125 per project. To submit: start from the proposal template, put it in a Google Doc shared as "anyone with the link can view," then import it on the proposals page. Your proposal will be reviewed by the Senate with time for...
Hey Reader,Dr. Eiman Jahangir made it to the final round of NASA astronaut selection twice. He was passed over both times. Instead of abandoning his goal, he adapted his approach and ultimately crossed the Karman line aboard Blue Origin as MoonDAO's second astronaut. During our latest town hall, Eiman sat down with Frank White to discuss his newly released book, A Heart for Space. The conversation covered the realities of commercial spaceflight, the burden of self-doubt, and the persistence...