DeFi Accelerator is now DeFi Legacy

BuildrWealth helps individuals ReDeFine their financial future through Decentralized Finance. It is time to build your financial Legacy.

When we launched BuildrWealth in February of 2023 we had one mission in mind: help onboard retail investors to DeFi liquidity mining & yield farming. That goal has not changed one bit.

Over the past 18 months, we have had the pleasure of working closely with over 140 individuals in our DeFi Accelerator program. We have also been able to help tens of thousands of individuals through our free content, cheap resources, and software.

We are super proud of how far we have come and we continue to strive for greatness in the DeFi industry. The next phase of our company is upon us and we are excited to announce what has changed.

DeFi Accelerator → DeFi Legacy

Why the change some may ask? DeFi is getting to a point where it is no longer in its infancy, which means the investment horizon has slowed down and is providing more long-term opportunities. While time is of the essence in the DeFi industry for high-returns, it is still important to build your portfolio piece-by-piece.

Our mission with our DeFi Legacy program is to help you build your own ‘Legacy’ through Decentralized Finance.

Along with the rebrand of the name we have used consistent client feedback to refine our ‘Accelerator Roadmap’ and rebrand it to the ‘DeFi Formula’. The DeFi Formula is our 5-Step roadmap for building & scaling a portfolio in Decentralized Finance.

What does this mean for future Clients?

If you are interested in our DeFi Legacy program, you can use this link to learn more. You will benefit from our new roadmap, content, support system, team members, and more. All of these updates are aimed to help expedite your success in Decentralized Finance.

What does this mean for current Clients?

It only gets better! As a client you benefit from everything that has been added/updated to the DeFi Legacy program. Nothing is required on your end, login to our web app as you normally would.