N° 14 · Community capital on Solana

Everybodygets a shot.

Fairshot lets anyone back the small businesses on their block, from $10. Each stake is a revenue-share note on Solana: owners get capital with no bank, fund or broker in between, and backers earn a share of what the business brings in.

DH Backed byDax Holloway
Drag a ball to throw it. Each one is a $10 stake.
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N° 01 · Backed by

Dax Holloway

Lead backer and co-founder

N° 02 · Why Solana

Why we play on Solana

Thousands of $10 stakes, and a payout to every backer every month, only work where moving a dollar costs a fraction of a cent.

$3B+in tokenized real-world assets on Solana, an all-time high in June 2026
97%of on-chain tokenized stock trading volume ran on Solana, as of May 2026
$16.4Bin stablecoins on the network in May 2026, the rails for every payout

Source: Solana Foundation ecosystem roundups, May and June 2026.

N° 03 · The play

Run the play.

0passes before your money reaches the business
  1. Your $10 starts in your hand. Keep scrolling to follow it.
  2. Pass one. A bank holds it and takes a fee.
  3. Pass two. A fund pools it with everyone else's money.
  4. Pass three. A broker matches it to a deal, for a cut.
  5. Pass four. What's left finally reaches the business.
  6. The Fairshot play. One pass, straight to the owner. The fee is posted up front and every transfer is on Solana.
$10 You The business
Diagram drawn to scale, 94 × 50 ft courtScroll to run the play
N° 04 · Open deals

Starting lineup.

Imagine, three businesses raising now, two of them run by Mavericks fans in Dallas, each card shows what a real deal room publishes: the ask, the revenue share and the cap.

Deal 41 · Food and drink

Baseline BBQ

Dallas, Texas

Pitmaster Marisol Reyes has held Mavericks season tickets since 2004. She wants a second smoker and a patio screen so the whole block can watch game nights.

Raising$180K
Rev. share7%
Cap1.5×
72% backed1,404 people
Open the deal room
Deal 77 · Sports and fitness

Deep Ellum Hoops

Dallas, Texas

A neighborhood basketball gym opened by two lifelong Mavs fans, adding a youth league and Saturday open runs.

Raising$320K
Rev. share5%
Cap1.6×
38% backed812 people
Open the deal room
Deal 14 · Food and drink

Ortega's Tortilleria

San Antonio, Texas

A second masa mill and a storefront counter, so the tortillas stop selling out by 9am.

Raising$250K
Rev. share6%
Cap1.5×
64% backed1,912 people
Open the deal room
Photo: the backer on the block
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Dax Holloway, Lead backer and co-founder

Your corner. Your shot.

Backing a small business is risky. Shops close and revenue dips; payouts depend on how the business does, and you can lose what you put in. Repayment caps are limits, not promises.

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