
Daylight redefines the energy production model by making household rooftop solar and batteries nodes, breaking the limitations of centralization and promoting energy autonomy and diverse supply. Users can contribute surplus electricity to the grid during peak times, sharing profits and sharing the pressure of supply and demand, thereby enhancing system efficiency and safety.
The platform provides a subscription-based installation plan that lowers the initial setup barrier for users and ensures stable electricity costs and backup power. This model encourages more households to join the distributed energy ecosystem, gradually expanding the popularity and application range of renewable energy, and promoting energy democratization.
Daylight utilizes Sun Points to incentivize users to support grid stability, and points can be exchanged for goods or used to reduce costs. DayFi launches a DeFi integrated yield mechanism, allowing investors to benefit from the electricity income generated by home solar and energy storage systems, creating a new type of clean energy financial asset.
After completing multiple rounds of financing, the team focuses on residential deployment in the U.S. market and continues to expand the ecosystem, planning to promote governance DAO and the effective use of project funds. The goal is to build a user-driven, Decentralization resilient energy system to address the challenges of global energy transition.
This financing represents Daylight entering a new phase of growth, with the team currently actively promoting residential subscription services in Illinois and Massachusetts, and collaborating with local installers to carry out energy deployments.











