Building and Testing Technological Infrastructure: Spacerox DAO is committed to developing an economic platform for the space industry based on the Web3 stack. By creating an end-to-end blockchain platform that enables community economics, we are fostering a system where the interests of space entrepreneurs, investors, and communities are aligned, leading to healthier, sustainable space organizations. Additionally, we support the development of public goods, open-source tools, and research that contribute to a decentralized space infrastructure.

Deploying Existing DeSci Infrastructure in Scientific Research: Our investment fund and incubator directly support the responsible and sustainable development of the space industry by investing in high-potential projects that align with our mission and values. These projects are expected to adopt web3 infrastructure, which promotes interoperability and connectedness across the ecosystem. Furthermore, we facilitate the standardization of frameworks, technologies, and research to enable more equitable and sustainable space economies.

Educating and Recruiting Members of the Scientific Community: Spacerox DAO allocates a portion of its funding to educational initiatives that raise awareness about sustainable space economies and helps entrepreneurs build successful web3-based businesses within the industry. Our educational content covers core topics such as economy governance, participant incentives, and space-token liquidity management. We also support community events, conferences, and workshops to foster community growth and education.

Addressing Issues Covered by the DeSci Mission: Spacerox DAO directly addresses several issues within the DeSci mission. Our focus on open-source research, tools, and infrastructure counters archaic data sharing practices and promotes transparency. By providing an alternative funding mechanism through our investment fund and incubator, we tackle financial barriers to globally inclusive research. Our commitment to decentralization and community-driven governance addresses the misaligned incentives and poor practices in scientific publishing and peer review, while our education initiatives aim to improve science literacy and trust among the public.