Decentralized science infrastructure

Structured ownership in scientific intellectual property.

Arcstone gives qualified participants access to research-backed intellectual property through transparent legal structures, milestone-based funding and tokenized ownership records.

$18.4mResearch financed
37Active programs
12Research partners
9Licensing events
Investment model

Three steps. Clear rights. Documented progress.

Each opportunity is supported by a defined legal framework, an intellectual property schedule, a funding plan and an independent scientific review.

01

Acquire participation rights

Investors receive a tokenized record linked to contractual rights in a specified research asset, patent application, dataset or licensing vehicle.

02

Monitor milestone delivery

Funds are released against published milestones. Reports, expenditure and external reviews remain available in the project data room.

03

Participate in outcomes

Depending on the structure, holders may receive governance rights, licensing distributions, transfer rights or approved early-access benefits.

Open research

Programs currently accepting commitments.

All entries below are demonstration content and should be replaced with verified laboratories, legal entities, budgets and scientific documentation before launch.

Program Field Stage Target Committed
Selective Senescent Cell Clearance
ARC-IP-0048
Longevity Preclinical $2.0m 71%
Precision Gene Repair Platform
ARC-IP-0051
Genomics In vitro $3.4m 48%
Synaptic Restoration Initiative
ARC-IP-0055
Neuroscience Discovery $1.6m 83%
Regenerative Liver Matrix
ARC-IP-0062
Regenerative medicine Protocol review $4.8m 29%
Project data room

Scientific evidence should be reviewed, not marketed.

PDF 01 Independent scientific review Open
PDF 02 IP ownership and licensing schedule Open
PDF 03 Milestone and capital release plan Open
DATA Research update archive Open
Scientific board

Independent review before capital allocation.

Replace these placeholder profiles with real experts, verified affiliations, publications, conflict disclosures and links to institutional pages.

Scientist working at a microscope Photo: National Cancer Institute / Unsplash

Dr. Elena Maren, PhD

Molecular biology and translational research

Publications
Laboratory researcher using a microscope Photo: Sina Bahar / Unsplash

Prof. Adrian Cole, MD

Clinical development and trial strategy

Publications
Female scientist in a laboratory Photo: Julia Koblitz / Unsplash

Dr. Maya Linden, PhD

Genomics and intellectual property review

Publications
Scientist conducting laboratory research Photo: National Cancer Institute / Unsplash

Dr. Marcus Vale, PhD

Neuroscience and research ethics

Publications
Investor access

Review the legal structure before connecting capital.

Access to tokenized research opportunities may be restricted by jurisdiction, investor status and project-specific eligibility requirements.

Demo mode only.