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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Tide Protocol, deposits, rewards, marketplace, loans, and risks.
Tide is a non-custodial capital formation protocol on Sui. It enables projects to raise funds after achieving product-market fit, without selling tokens or issuing equity. Backers contribute SUI, receive a SupporterPass NFT, and earn rewards from real protocol revenue and native staking yield.
Traditional funding often involves token sales (dilution), VC control, and discretionary revenue sharing. Tide offers: no token issuance, non-custodial on-chain logic, enforceable revenue routing, deterministic smart contracts, and native staking on locked capital. All parameters are fixed and transparent.
No. Tide is infrastructure — not an investment, security, or financial product. There are no guaranteed returns, dividends, or profit-sharing promises. Rewards are variable and derived from actual protocol usage. You should not participate expecting profits.
Tide Protocol is built on Sui, a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain. All contracts are written in Move, Sui's native smart contract language.
Tide uses a Listing Council (3-5 key multisig) for governance-sensitive operations like listing creation and pause. However, once a listing is active, the council cannot change economics, redirect funds, or seize capital. The on-chain code enforces all rules.
Important Disclaimer
Tide is infrastructure, not an investment. There are no guaranteed returns. Participation involves smart contract risk, market risk, and potential loss of funds. Do your own research and only participate with funds you can afford to lose.