Plan
The creator publishes the build, target, output, timeline and settlement structure.
LEGO is an onchain funding layer for future real-world products. Finance crops, collections, albums, equipment and production runs before they exist — then settle according to rules defined before funding opens.
LEGO starts earlier — when the product is still a plan and capital is what turns it into something real.
Tokenize what already exists.
A finished asset is brought onchain after creation, production or issuance has already happened.
Finance the creation itself.
Future output becomes fundable before production begins, with a predefined build plan and settlement model.
Every round defines what will be created, how much capital is required, the expected timeline, and how participants are settled after completion.
The creator publishes the build, target, output, timeline and settlement structure.
Participants provide capital to finance the future product before production begins.
Production starts and progress is tracked through predefined milestones.
The creator completes the real-world output according to the original build plan.
The round resolves using the settlement model agreed before funding opened.
The same structure can finance very different forms of future output — physical, productive and creative.
Future harvests, seasonal production and crop-linked output.
Collections, manufacturing runs and inventory creation.
Albums, recording, production and distribution.
Equipment, tooling and planned production runs.
Limited batches and consumer products before they reach market.
LEGO focuses the interface on production state, not just price movement.
LEGO is a Solana-based funding protocol concept for financing future real-world products and creative output before they exist.
Examples include crops, clothing collections, music releases, equipment, inventory and limited production runs.
That depends on the Build Round. Possible structures include product delivery, revenue share, predefined repayment or another clearly specified outcome.
Build Units are a visual and accounting abstraction for representing how much of a round's target has been funded.