Starclaim

Letting your eyes adjust…

Every named star gets one coin.

0 claimed449 openBrightest open: Connecting…

Tonight's log

Every coin launched and every photo the Fund paid for, newest first.

All activity

No stars ignited yet. The whole sky is open.

How a night goes

Four stations, one star. Nothing is held for you longer than five minutes and nothing moves without your signature.

  1. Claim

    Connect Phantom, Solflare or Backpack and pick any open star. It's held for you for five minutes while you launch. Starclaim never holds your keys.

  2. Ignite

    Choose the ticker and your dev buy, then approve one transaction. The coin goes live on pump.fun from your own wallet.

  3. Shine

    You're the coin's creator, so 70% of its creator fees go to you. The star is marked claimed in the Universe for everyone.

  4. Observe

    20% of creator fees go to the Starlight Fund, which books real telescopes. Claimed stars get photographed in turn.

The Starlight Fund

Every Starclaim coin sends 20% of its creator fees here. The fund books time on real telescopes to photograph claimed stars, and supports dark skies and astronomy in schools.

Fund balance
Telescope hours funded
Stars observed
Dark-sky & schools
Every coin's creator fees
  • 70% creator
  • 20% Starlight Fund
  • 10% Starclaim
Inside the fund
  • 70% telescope time
  • 30% dark-sky & schools
Up next for the telescope

Claimed stars are photographed in the order they were claimed, once their coin is 7 days old with 50+ holders, and when the star is up at night at one of the telescope sites. Never ranked by trading volume.

Latest observation

No photos yet

The first real telescope photo appears here when the first star in the queue is observed.

Fund wallet is public, with a monthly report of every booking and donation. Open the fund ledger

Atlas index

All 449 IAU-named stars. A bigger dot means it looks brighter from Earth.

449 stars