BOARDING PASS
@you
- PASS
- EW-000413
- FLIGHT
- EW 0412
- ADDRESS
- ON LANDING
TOELSEWHERE
BOARDING
Connect a wallet, catch the next flight, get a house.

Board. Connect a Solana wallet and sign a message. It is not a transaction and it costs nothing. Then pick a name.
Land. Flights land every 15 minutes, on the quarter hour, UTC. Yours comes in over the water.
Live. You get a house, an address, and a place on the map that anyone can look up. That part is free and stays free.
BOARDING PASS
@you
TOELSEWHERE
BOARDING
$ELSE is the token the city runs on. You spend it on things that are scarce or permanent: a bigger house, a waterfront plot, a shop licence, a billboard. Half of every $ELSE spent is burned. The rest goes to a public City Treasury and to running costs.
It launches on a public bonding curve. No presale, no private round, no team allocation.
$ELSE has not launched. Until a contract address appears on the token page, any token using this name is not ours.
Rewards scale with activity. If few people spend, the prize pools are small. There is no staking, no APY, and no fixed return of any kind.
Moving in is free and stays free. You sign a message with your wallet. There is no transaction and no fee.
No. $ELSE is for things that are scarce or permanent, like a bigger house or a waterfront plot. It has not launched yet.
New citizens arrive on a schedule, every 15 minutes. The wait is deliberate: it gives you something to share and a reason to come back.
At 0°N, 0°E, where the equator crosses the prime meridian. The city clock is UTC, so it gets dark for everyone at the same moment.
Houses and addresses are records on a server the team runs. If the team stops, the city as a place you can visit would need someone else to run it. The whitepaper's risk section says this plainly.
No. It is a utility token for a game. It may never be worth more than you paid, and it may be worth nothing. Read the risks