a pigeon called pidge is trying to reach the moon in a cardboard rocket.
the moon is 384,400,000 metres away. one metre per dollar of market cap. one attempt a day.
holders are the crew.
attempt 1: tomorrow
- altitude
- —
- cause
- —
- status
- will go again
attempt 0 was before the token existed. attempt 1 is the first one that counts.
— the record · — today · 384,400,000 m to go
the log
nothing in the log yet. the pad is being swept.
crew
every holder is crew, numbered by first buy. type your address and it says which one you are.
fuel
— litres have come through the pump
2% of every trade fuels the programme, at mission control's discretion: the episodes, the refuels, hazard pay, the odd billboard, and the people who run it. every spend is posted with its transaction.
how it works
the altitude is the market cap, one metre per dollar: a $10,000 token is 10,000 m up, and the moon at 384,400,000 m is a $384m token. the record never goes down. the day's attempt is the day's peak.
he goes again every day and every attempt is an episode: the flight, whatever went wrong, the landing, the card. the rocket gets an upgrade at every landmark the record passes, and keeps every dent.
buy it, and you are on the parapet.
things people ask
- where do i buy it
- its on pons. the address goes in the paperwork the moment it exists.
- whens the moon
- 384,400,000 m. he has done nothing yet. dont wait up.
- is it a scam
- the rocket is cardboard. nobody said otherwise. the 2% goes where the fuel section says, and every spend is posted.
- who is the dev
- mission control. he is a seagull. he will not reply.
- whats the utility
- it goes up. then it comes down. then he goes again.
- why should i hold
- you shouldnt. the crate is a crate. but it is a nice crate.
the paperwork
ticker$PIDGE
chainrobinhood chain, via pons
addressnot on the chain yet
accountx