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Spacecoin™ is building a permissionless satellite internet network. Track our sats in orbit 🛰️ $SPACE 🛰️ Expanding to the agentic web: https://xitter.gq/t.co/3xdEmLLDKg

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Revenue is the new meta. The bad news: it took crypto 10 years to figure it out. The good: it'll stick and steer the industry the right way. If you're new to us: -Building a decentralized satellite internet -Sats already in orbit -$150M in pre-orders Welcome to $SPACE 🛰️
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Picture a shipping company with 500 vessels paying for satellite data on a public ledger. That payment trail becomes a map of the business. But, enterprise payments need privacy. Introducing SPACECOIN PHOTON, where payer identity and payment links are confidential on a decentralized satellite network.
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Bet you didn't know that astronauts in space eat tortillas instead of bread. In zero gravity, bread crumbs float off and can get into the equipment. A tortilla holds together. Like a tortilla, $SPACE leaves no crumbs. Just crushin' our goals from orbit since launch day 🛰️
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Hope whoever stole my Amazon package was also planning to be a satellite for Halloween
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How close are the satellites in Low Earth Orbit to us? Well, passenger planes top out around 12 km. Satellites generally fly no lower than 180 km, over 10x higher! And LEO stretches up to 2,000 km. Plenty of room for $SPACE up there 🛰️
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Astronauts on the space station see 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every 24 hours, according to NASA. Meanwhile most of us can barely get up for one (unless there's a $SPACE satellite launch, that is).
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Every network starts with a few people who say yes before it's obvious. Everyone else follows from there. So which part of the $SPACE curve will you onboard?
The first $SPACE Cadets were the hardest to convince. But with the right team members on board, it gradually became easier. The journey ahead is still long and challenging, but we will realize our vision of decentralized satellite internet. Bookmark this.
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The first $SPACE Cadets were the hardest to convince. But with the right team members on board, it gradually became easier. The journey ahead is still long and challenging, but we will realize our vision of decentralized satellite internet. Bookmark this.
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Satellites are expensive. Every minute one waits on ground control costs you. Introducing SPONTE, the operating system on every node of our network. Satellites with SPONTE detect faults and reroute traffic themselves, sign every record, and agree on new optical links every 15 minutes.
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Somewhere in this photo, someone is holding their phone up to the sky for one more bar. Vietnam and Philippines - we see you.
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Usually we talk about spaceships Today we'll use the OG: ships. To help you visualize how SpaceRouter Onion works for ultimate privacy on the internet. Consider: 🛰️ Our sats 🛰️ powering ships at sea 🛰️ with fast, private internet The full stack of the decentralized internet. Powered by $SPACE
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Spacecoin™ 🛰️ retweeted
Space Network signed a $50M binding pre-order with HQ Company in the Philippines. 🛰️ Freeport satellite connectivity. one room. one signing. watch how it happened.
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Our recommended way to swap, stake, and play $SPACE games directly on your phone 👇
Credit Wallet is now officially PenguinWallet! This completes our penguin family of products to feature our beloved pengnini. Update your app to see the changes or if you haven’t downloaded it yet, there’s no better time to go full throttle on $CTC.
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NASA's rover, Perseverance, set a new record for the longest distance not on Earth: 45.22km The cool part is that none of it was driven by a person, because the signal would take up to 22 mins to reach Mars. $SPACE Cadet magnini volunteers for the next in-person driving tho🫡
Perseverance has set a new off-world record! 🏅 On Oct. 11, the rover's odometer hit 28.10 miles (45.22 kilometers), eclipsing the distance record set by NASA's Opportunity rover. 1/2
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Android won because of one structural decision. chip makers built one driver. it worked on every Android phone. every manufacturer benefited. app developers built once. ran everywhere. one open platform. the whole ecosystem exploded. that’s the model Space Network is building for satellites.
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If you ever wondered why governments open up their doors to conversations with us, this video is a great example of why. Individuals are not the only ones who yearn for sovereignty.
in a decentralized satellite network, every node has a different owner. that means your data could pass through a satellite owned by someone you’d never trust. destination-only routing isn’t enough. you need to choose the path yourself. that’s what Space Network is building. 🛰️
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Crypto moves fast. But Low Earth Orbit moves even faster. Our satellites are moving at 28,000 kilometers per hour 🛰️ That translates to completing a full orbit around Earth every 90 minutes! Zoom zoom.
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AI can write the code. but can it write the spec? we asked Jinmin Chung, VP of Engineering at Space Network, how much AI helps build an OS for satellites. the answer changes everything about who you work with.
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Manifesting Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile operating on the creditcoin-2:native network 🙏 For reference: Starlink Mobile is moving to become a full U.S. mobile carrier that would compete directly with mega telecoms.
"Independently owned broadband satellites" That's how SpaceNews described the network we're building, a satellite network that no single company owns, but can participate in. And we welcome all telecomms for a chat...including those in the US 👀 spacenews.com/space-network-…
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