Geostationary slots on chain · Solana · Metaplex Core
The belt is360 slots.Take one.
4,320 satellites, 12 to a slot, parked at 35,786 km. Burn $VEC to hold station. Stop burning and your bird drifts to the wells at 75.3°E and 104.7°W — exactly where the dead ones go in real life.
- Altitude
- 35,786 km
- Period
- 23h 56m 04s
- Slots
- 360
- Per slot
- 12
- Bands
- C · Ku · Ka · X
Geo belt · live
Incl. 0.00° AZ 000.0
EL +00.0 Ring ×2.25 shown
true ×6.61 4,320 objects
360 slots
Incl. 0.00° AZ 000.0
EL +00.0 Ring ×2.25 shown
true ×6.61 4,320 objects
360 slots
Mission status · pre-launch
All counters sit at their pre-launch valuesConstellation readout
until the first bird lands on chain.
- Birds on station
- 0 / 4,320 4,320 left
- Slots open
- 360 one per degree of longitude
- Launch price
- 0.25 SOL half returns as $VEC
- Ground-station pot
- 0.00 SOL pays out every 0.1 SOL
- $VEC burned
- 0 station-keeping is a burn
- Drifts recorded
- 0 birds that changed slot
Launch window · open
No whitelist · open to any wallet
Put a bird on station
Pick a slot, pay once, and the bird is yours with the longitude written into it. Three per wallet, so no single operator owns a sector. Half of what you pay comes straight back to you as $VEC, bought on the open market inside the same transaction.
- 01
Choose your longitude
360 slots, 12 birds each. The slot is minted into the bird — it is the one thing that cannot be traded away.
- 02
Fuel it, or watch it drift
Station-keeping burns $VEC. A fuelled bird holds its degree. An empty one starts drifting toward the nearest well, one slot at a time.
- 03
Hold a slot, earn the downlink
Ground-station fees pool and pay out to whoever is holding station when the pot crosses 0.1 SOL.
- Price0.25 SOL
- Returned as $VEC0.125 SOL
- Per wallet3 birds
- Supply4,320 · fixed
- StandardMetaplex Core
- Royalty5% · to the pot
Supply never moves: 4,320 birds, forever. What moves is where they sit.
The fuel · pump.fun
Not a governance coin. Not a points scheme.$VEC is propellant
It is the thing you spend to stay where you are.
Contract address
CA
Awaiting mint address
- Price—
- Market cap—
- 24h volume—
- Liquidity—
- Supply burned—
Downlink telemetry · Ku-band carrier. Paste your pump.fun mint into CONFIG.mint and an RPC URL into CONFIG.rpc at the top of the page script — price, market cap and the burn counter then read themselves off the chain.
What it burns for
- Station-keeping · 30 days1,000 $VEC
- Slot change · 1 degree2,500 $VEC
- Band upgrade · Ku → Ka7,500 $VEC
- Recover a dead bird15,000 $VEC
Every one of those is a burn, not a transfer. The supply only goes one way, and it goes down every time somebody refuses to drift.
Station-keeping · on chain
Offline · add an RPC
Burn to hold your slot
One transaction does two things: it burns your $VEC through the
SPL token program, and it writes VECTOR:SK:<slot>:<days>d into
the transaction memo. The burn is what costs you. The memo is the record — permanent, public, and
readable by anyone, this page included. No custom program sits in the middle.
- Your walletNot connected
- $VEC balance—
- Last station-keepingNone on record
- Slot holds until—
- Holds for30 days
- IrreversibleYes — burned, not sent
Your wallet shows you the exact amount before you sign. Nothing leaves this page until you approve it there.
Launch manifest · live
Launch yours →
Latest on station
| Bird | Slot | Band | Operator | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No bird on station yet. The first five launches print here, live, the second they land on chain. | ||||
360 slots · 12 birds each
The whole belt
One slot per degree of longitude, named the way the ITU names them. Six sectors, from the Atlantic arc round to the Pacific.
| # | Designation | Longitude | Sector | Band | Editions |
|---|
Drift simulation · day 0
Why fuel matters
The geostationary ring is not flat. Earth's equator bulges, and anything left unattended slides toward one of two gravitational wells — 75.3°E over the Indian Ocean, 104.7°W over the Pacific. Set the station-keeping coverage and run it: this is the model, not live chain data.
- Day
- 0
- Slots gone dark
- 0
- Largest cluster
- 12
- Drifts
- 0
Slot power · population × band
| # | Slot | Birds | Power |
|---|
At day 0 every slot holds the same 12 and the ranking is flat. Run it with coverage at 0% and the belt collapses into two towers. Push coverage up and it holds.
Read only · nothing is written
Pull your telemetry
A bird is not a picture, it is a logbook that fills up. Paste a Solana address and the page stamps what it finds: time on station, crossings, propellant left, clean record.
How the stamps work
- Time on stationdays since first launch
- Crossingsslot changes paid for
- Propellant$VEC left to burn
- Recordclean until you let it drift
This panel runs a deterministic model so you can see the layout before launch — it reads nothing on chain. Point readTelemetry() at an RPC and the same card fills with real state.
Community · open role
We need ground control
Every sector runs its own channel. We are looking for a few operators to keep them clean: stop scams, answer newcomers, flag what needs the team.
- 01
Your own console
Delete messages, mute spammers, pin the things that matter in your sector.
- 02
A visible callsign
An amber operator mark next to your name, in every channel and on your bird's page.
- 03
Never keys, never funds
Operators hold no keys, touch no treasury, and never DM anyone first. That one is not negotiable.
7 short questions · about 2 minutes
# sector-indian-ocean
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YouOperatornow
Welcome in. Reminder: nobody from the team will ever DM you first.
M
Maya1m
Thanks! Does 75.3°E fill up faster because of the drift thing?
◎
YouOperator1m
It does. Everything unfuelled ends up there eventually — which is exactly why holding a quiet slot is worth something.
Mission brief
The short version
Q1What am I actually buying?
One satellite of 4,320, parked in one of 360 geostationary slots, on Solana under Metaplex Core. The longitude is written into the asset. Everything else about it — band, propellant, record — changes with what you do.
Q2Why 360 and why 12?
Because the real geostationary ring is divided by degree of longitude, and the ITU assigns slots the same way. Twelve to a degree gives 4,320 birds — tight enough that a sector can actually be cornered, loose enough that nobody starts cornered.
Q3What happens if I never burn $VEC?
Nothing, for a while. Then your bird starts drifting one slot at a time toward 75.3°E or 104.7°W, whichever is nearer. It stays yours the whole time — it just stops being where you put it, and a slot with nobody left in it goes dark until somebody parks there again.
Q4Is any of this a promise of returns?
No. The pot, the burn and the payouts are mechanics written into the contract, not a forecast. Collectibles and memecoins lose value routinely and this one can go to zero. Read the contract, spend what you can lose.