The real Roadster has been "next year" for nine years. This one trades now. Burn $ROADSTER and you get a reservation NFT with one of ten rarities, drawn on chain. Every buyer gets a waitlist number. The price is the altitude. Nothing here is affiliated with Tesla, and nothing here is a car.
CA posted at launchThe Roadster is supposed to hover. So the price is the altitude: launch price is the ground, every percent above it is a metre. Below the ground it's parked.
Before you can reserve, you wait. The first time a wallet buys, it gets the next waitlist number, read straight from the token's transfer log. Sell everything and the number is gone. Nothing to sign up for.
| # | Wallet | Reserved | Holding |
|---|---|---|---|
| opens at launch | |||
Tesla wants $50,000 for a reservation. Ours wants you to hold $ROADSTER: reach the hold line, mint, and a tenth of it is burned to the dead address on the spot — you keep the other 90%. One per wallet, 1,000 in total, drawn on chain with one of ten rarities. The catch is Tesla's catch in reverse: sell below the keep line and your reservation stamps itself CANCELLED until you hold again. No owner, no admin, nothing to take out.
| # | Tier | Odds | Minted |
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$ROADSTER is a meme token launched on Pons, Robinhood Chain, paired with ETH. 1,000,000,000 supply, all of it on the curve from the start. Pons charges a creator fee on every trade; that fee goes to the creator wallet, as Pons shows on the token page. Nothing on this site touches it.
Waitlist, altitude and the Roadster meter are read from the chain by this page. Reservations are the only contract: —. One per wallet, gated by what you hold, a tenth of the hold line burned at mint, kept alive by holding the rest; the car is drawn on chain. No owner, no admin, no way to take anything out.
Not affiliated with Tesla, SpaceX, or anyone who builds cars. The premiere clock runs to the time Tesla announced; when it hits zero, nothing happens on chain.
Tokens can go to zero. A reservation is an NFT of a car that does not exist. A waitlist number is a row in a table. Ape accordingly.