Tokenize real world eventson Robinhood Chain
Every dot on this globe is happening right now. Click one and launch its token in seconds.
How it works
See it. Launch it. Trade it.
Spot it on the globe
Spin the Earth. Thousands of live events from flight radar, seismographs, stadiums and street cameras — refreshed in real time.
Launch its token
Click an event, name your token, launch. A fresh ERC-20 is minted on Robinhood Chain and pinned to that exact spot on Earth.
Trade the curve
Every token trades instantly on its own bonding curve. No liquidity to seed, no presale — price moves with every buy and sell.
Live feeds
Every dot is happening now
Sightline pulls public real-time data from around the planet and puts it on one globe. If it's on the map, you can tokenize it.
On-chain now
Trending event tokens
No tokens yet — the first one could be yours.
Launch the first tokenFair launch
Born on a bonding curve
No presale, no team allocation, no liquidity to seed. Each token gets its own curve the moment it's launched: the first buyer gets the lowest price, and every buy after pushes it up. Sell back to the curve any time.
- 1B
- Total supply
- 800M
- Sold on the curve
- 1%
- Trade fee · half to the creator
- ~2.9 ETH
- Raised to graduate
Infrastructure
Built on Robinhood Chain
Secured by Ethereum
Robinhood Chain is an Arbitrum-based Layer 2 that settles to Ethereum and posts its data to Ethereum blobs.
ETH for everything
Gas, buys, sells and creator fees are all plain ETH. No extra token to acquire before you can play.
Made for real-world assets
A chain designed for tokenizing the real world — so tokens for real-world moments feel right at home.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is an event token?+
An ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain that someone launched for a real-world moment — a flight, a quake, a match, a place on camera. It's pinned to where that event is on Earth, and its price is set entirely by people buying and selling it on its bonding curve.
Does a token pay out if something happens?+
No. Event tokens aren't bets and don't resolve to an outcome. They're tradeable markers of attention on a moment: if more people want in, the price rises; if they sell, it falls.
Where does the live data come from?+
Flights from the OpenSky Network, earthquakes from the USGS, fixtures from public sports scoreboards, and cameras from EarthCam, explore.org, SkylineWebcams and Caltrans. Satellite imagery is from Esri.
What happens when a token graduates?+
Once 800M tokens have sold on the curve (about 2.9 ETH raised), buying on the curve closes and the token is ready to move to a DEX pool. Holders can always sell back to the curve.
What does it cost?+
Launching is just gas. Every trade pays a 1% fee — half goes to the token's creator, half to the protocol.
Is this on mainnet?+
Not yet. Sightline runs on Robinhood Chain testnet while the contracts are tested and audited. Use testnet ETH only.