$TOURIST is a memecoin that bought a ticket. Every trade feeds a vault of real SpaceX and Rocket Lab stock tokens. Every real launch burns tickets. And any passenger can burn their ticket and walk off with their share of the cargo. You are not the pilot. You are in row 40, window seat, with the small pretzels.
Liquidity is locked forever. The 1% swap fee it earns is split on-chain: 62.5% buys SpaceX and Rocket Lab stock tokens for the cargo hold, 37.5% waits for the next departure. Fees paid in $TOURIST are burned on arrival.
When a SpaceX or Rocket Lab vehicle actually leaves the pad, a public keeper spends the departures fund buying $TOURIST and burns it. Fewer tickets, same cargo: the hold behind each remaining ticket goes up a notch per rocket.
Burn your tickets, receive your share of the cargo in real SPCX and RKLB, minus 5% that stays in the hold for everyone still on board. No lock-up, no permission. That is why the price can't sit below the cargo for long: someone will claim.
Hold opens at launch. Until the contracts are deployed and verified, every number here stays a dash.
Two transactions from your wallet: approve, then redeem. The contract has no owner and no withdraw. Read it before you trust it.
Paste any address. The page reads the chain and prints the pass: tickets held, cargo behind them, departures held through. Passengers who sit through launches without selling move up the cabin: Economy, Premium, First. Purely cosmetic, entirely public.
Read-only. Nothing is signed, nothing is sent.

The orbit is an ellipse, so the destination moves between about 356,500 and 406,700 km. This page computes the distance from the real orbital elements, right now, in your browser. Closer Moon, shorter trip, same cargo.

Nothing in this picture is decorative. The night side is where it is right now. The marker is the pad the next flight leaves from, at its real coordinates. The Moon sits at its real bearing, at its real size next to Earth. Only the distance is squeezed, because the real one wouldn't fit on a screen.
The shuttle service. Falcon 9 leaves the ground every two or three days; Starship is the long-haul fleet, still in testing.
The regional carrier. Electron flies small payloads out of New Zealand and Virginia; Neutron is the bigger aircraft, on order.
Fees pile up between flights. When a real vehicle leaves a real pad, the departures fund buys $TOURIST and burns it. This one is a Falcon 9 first stage coming home to Vandenberg, California, after the TRACERS launch in July 2025.
Source code for all four contracts is public and verified at launch. If a number on this page can't be checked on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, treat it as not true yet. That includes ours.
Every memecoin says it's going to the moon. This one packed real cargo and checked the timetable.
No roadmap, no phase four, no exchange we're "in talks with". Locked liquidity, a vault of tokenized SpaceX and Rocket Lab that only grows per ticket, a burn on every real launch, and an exit door anyone can use. The rest is a man in flip-flops.
Weather, a valve, a boat drifting into the exclusion zone. When the real launch slips, the burn slips with it. The cargo sits in the terminal with everybody else, and the board above updates on its own.
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