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| Period | Protocol income | Buyback funds | Burn funds | Buyback ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $60 | -- | -- | -- |
| Oct 2026 | $150 | -- | -- | -- |
| Sep 2026 | $105 | -- | -- | -- |
| Aug 2026 | $300 | -- | -- | -- |
| Jul 2026 | $6 | -- | -- | -- |
| Jun 2026 | $300 | -- | -- | -- |
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About MetaLeX
MetaLeX uses onchain legal entities to solve the missing legal personality of DAOs and protocols: corporate structures such as LLCs and foundations are written as contract modules linked to onchain governance, so a protocol can sign contracts, open accounts, hold assets and cap liability. It targets DAOs that have no legal standing, expose members to unlimited liability and struggle to contract with real-world counterparties.
The mechanism encodes charters, member resolutions and authorization flows as verifiable onchain objects; entity agents can act only within governance-granted scope, and the onchain record doubles as legal evidence. Value depends on recognition in each jurisdiction rather than on technology, and deployments cluster around protocol treasuries and tokenized asset structures that need a compliant entity.
MetaLeX was co-founded by Gabriel Shapiro and Alex Golubitsky, incubated by Delphi Labs and funded by Cyber.Fund. It released a vision whitepaper introducing the BORGs concept and a three-phase roadmap (DAO-adjacent BORGs, dealTech, Autonomous Law), aiming to build an autonomous legal system.
In 2024, MetaLeX designed and launched the Lido Alliance Foundation BORG for Lido DAO, using a memberless Cayman foundation as the legal wrapper and binding DAO oversight, EasyTrack modules, and onchain multisig operations through bylaws. This became the first major BORG deployment, demonstrating the feasibility of hybrid legal-code entities.
In 2025, MetaLeX proposed converting Yearn's Ychad multisig into a BORG. The "Ychad Constitution" formalizes Yearn DAO approval rights over signer changes, Ychad's veto power, and mandatory onchain SAFE operations, furthering legal and code-based accountability for critical execution teams.
These milestones progressively validate BORG as a governance infrastructure from single case to scalable model, helping DAOs gain legal personality and limited liability, and laying groundwork for cryptonative autonomous law.
MetaLeX closed a Series Seed 2 extension via on-chain preferred stock in mid-2026 with a $35 million post-money valuation; the platform has deployed 759 on-chain entities and raised about $2.57 million to date. This year it launched cyberSign and shipped ACE (Asset Conversion to Equity), letting token holders convert part of their holdings into real equity SAFEs.
Future strategy and roadmap: MetaLeX will use cyberCORPS, a 1,000 USDC one-shot formation for Delaware C-Corps, Wyoming LLCs and Texas C-Corps running on Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum, together with cyberSAFE to unify company formation, fundraising and equity records on-chain; through ACE it will convert tokens into real equity SAFEs and advance peer-to-peer securities transfer, on-chain dividend distribution and board voting toward a CorpFi super app, letting founders complete formation, fundraising and compliance with a wallet signature and automatically converting convertible notes into equity.
MetaLeX was co-founded in 2023 by Gabriel Shapiro and Alex Golubitsky, with Shapiro as CEO. He spent seven years doing technology M&A at Wall Street firms in Silicon Valley, working on deals such as the Facebook and WhatsApp merger, then became general counsel at Delphi Labs. There he turned the BORG, or cyBernetic ORGanization, from an idea into an executable legal structure, and he contributed to Wyoming's 2019 corporate code amendments on blockchain entities. Golubitsky has practised for sixteen years in international and US territorial tax, and owns tax, litigation and regulatory design, with both men serving as managing partners of the law firm MetaLeX Pro. Engineering is led by 0xPrepop, and Andrew Glidden, formerly of the SEC's cyber unit, covers compliance. The core has combined legal and regulatory backgrounds, reporting to the two founding partners.