Every detail.

Orbitz is a launchpad for everyone on Robinhood Chain: every wallet boards the same bonding curve, with no insider allocations and no whale presales. The narrative overlay - altitude, fuel, orbit - is a lens on real on-chain state, not a separate game. Orbitz runs on PONS, the launchpad protocol that handles the pools, the shared config, and the fee routing underneath. This page is the reference.

The engine

Liftoff

A launch creates a PONS bonding-curve pool in a single transaction against the PONS shared config. The creator can add optional fuel - a dev buy that lands atomically at genesis, ahead of the public. That is the creator's only edge; fees route to the house keeper.

Altitude

Altitude is the pool's progress along the bonding curve toward its migration threshold, expressed 0 to 100 percent. It is the same number every curve pool has - Orbitz just names it and draws it.

Fuel and burn rate

Trading fees accrue to the pool. Orbitz shows the balance as fuel and the flow (trade volume) as burn rate. The keeper claims fees on a loop.

Stage burns and caller rewards

On a cadence the keeper distributes claimed fees. Each distribution is a stage burn: it is logged to the coin's stage-burn ledger with the fuel burned, the altitude gain, the caller rewards paid out, and the transaction signature. (The payout field is carried as crewPaidSol in the data contract for backward compatibility.)

Orbit

At roughly 65 ETH raised the pool hits escape velocity and migrates to a DEX pool. On Orbitz that is orbit: the mission is complete and the coin trades on the graduated pool.

Stall and lost

With no volume a coin runs out of fuel, stalls, and loses altitude. Sustained, its state becomes lost. State transitions are driven by real activity, not a timer.

Data contract

The keeper emits two shapes the site reads (Vercel Blob first, /public fallback, so updates need no redeploy):

site/range.json

{
  "coins": [{
    "mint", "symbol", "name", "flagship",
    "state": "climbing|stalling|orbit|lost",
    "ts",                    // snapshot epoch ms
    "orbitSol": 65,          // migration threshold (ETH raised; *Sol field names kept for compat)
    "raisedSol",             // ETH raised at ts  (altitude anchor)
    "altitudePct",           // = raisedSol/orbitSol*100
    "dvToOrbitSol",          // = orbitSol - raisedSol
    "fuelSol", "fuelCapSol",
    "climbRateSolPerMin",    // raise rate (drives altitude + T-minus)
    "fuelRateSolPerMin",     // fuel change per min (negative drains)
    "burnRate",              // volume proxy, ETH/min
    "stage", "stageIntervalSec",
    "crewPaidSol", "apogeePct"
  }],
  "stats": { "missionsLive", "inOrbit", "fuelBurned24h", "crewPaidAll" }
}

site/coin/<mint>.json

Everything in a range coin, plus a trajectory series and a stage-burn ledger:

{
  ... all range-coin fields ...,
  "image", "pool", "creator", "stagesTotal",
  "trajectory": [{ "ts", "altitudePct" }],   // oldest -> newest
  "ledger":     [{ "ts", "stage", "fuelBurned",
                   "altitudeGain", "crewPaidSol", "sig" }]
}

The front end projects each snapshot forward on the client (interpolating from the emitted rates) so numbers tick between the ~15s fetches. The backend only has to emit correct values and rates; the pulse is free.

$ORBITZ, the bridge to real assets

$ORBITZ is the flagship token of the pad, and it is the bridge to real assets: it is backed by a basket of tokenized real-world assets - T-bills, gold, ETH and USDC - so it carries a real, transparent net asset value (NAV) floor rather than trading on sentiment alone. The basket weights and the live NAV are published on the home board. $ORBITZ still climbs the same bonding curve to orbit as every other coin; the difference is the reserve underneath it.

Callout rewards

A call is a post (a tweet carrying the coin's CA) that drives buyers to a coin. Orbitz attributes the volume a call generates and pays the caller a share of the fees it produces. Payouts are logged the same way stage burns are, so a caller's track record is public and verifiable. The tagline is the whole product: call it, get paid. The rewards board shows who is earning.

Fees

Trading fees route to the PONS keeper (the config feeClaimer), which funds the caller-reward distributions and operations. Creators earn nothing from fees; their upside is the genesis fuel buy.