Identity
A durable record that its holder supported Starport during the founding era.
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Starport Founder credential
A record of early belief. Not a promise of return.
The Founder credential is designed to carry identity, recognition, appropriate access, and later participation in the Starport universe — with its limits stated as clearly as its purpose.
Availability
Not public
Current stage
Design review
V1 boundary
No mint
What it can mean
Belonging should be useful without becoming financial theatre.
Access
Eligibility for appropriate early testing, community moments, and Founder-specific communications when available.
Recognition
Cosmetic identity, badges, and commemorative objects that do not undermine fair play.
Participation
A path toward later community governance after the game reaches stable live operation.
What it never means
The boundary is part of the product.
No equity
The credential does not represent ownership of a company, Foundation, IP, or treasury.
No promised return
There is no dividend, yield, price floor, appreciation promise, or secondary-market guarantee.
No present power
Holding a credential does not create a live vote, wallet workflow, or executable treasury authority today.
No pay-to-win
Any game-related recognition must preserve fair progression and cannot buy competitive dominance.
Activation principles
Earn trust before asking for a transaction.
Product before protocol
The game, support model, and operating responsibilities must be credible before a credential is activated.
Independent review
Contract behaviour, custody, security, disclosures, and legal position must be reviewed as one system.
Public record first
Terms, rights, technical status, and legal boundaries must be published before any public activation.
Questions
Read the conditions, not the hype.
Can I acquire a Founder credential on this website now?
No public sale or wallet workflow is active on this website. Any future activation requires the contract, legal position, sale terms, security review, and public records to be ready together.
Does every Founder credential have the same core rights?
The intended core eligibility is shared. Cosmetic variation may exist, but a visual rarity system must not create hidden tiers of legal, financial, or governance rights.
Why use an on-chain credential at all?
The intended benefit is durable, portable proof of founding-era participation. That mechanism is useful only if the game, community, and public rules are credible without relying on speculation.