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Drag to look around, click the arrows to walk. PICK ANOTHER SPOT arms one click on the globe; double-click works any time.
Imagery © Google. Where Street View has no coverage the panel shows the nearest available panorama or a blank view.
It looks like a forbidden cockpit. It is also a memecoin. Both halves are the magic. Everything below is real, public and live.
Thousands of real ADS-B transponders from the OpenSky Network, refreshed every minute and dead-reckoned in between. Click one and see what it is: type, registration, operator, route and a photo of the actual airframe from Planespotters.net. Follow it, or ride in the cockpit: speed, heading and altitude readouts, a briefing strip with the place below you, live local weather, nearby signals and regional headlines, and opt-in WX clouds built from actual observations.
Traffic and weather cameras across North America (Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Louisiana, Alaska, Oregon, Austin, Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon, Calgary), Europe (London, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Tallinn and 400 alpine weather cams in Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland) and Asia-Pacific (Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, New Zealand). Open one, fly down, watch it refresh. With a free Windy key the WEBCAMS HERE button pulls in tens of thousands more on every continent, Africa and Asia included.
The ISS, Tiangong, Hubble and the brightest objects in orbit, propagated live from CelesTrak orbital elements.
USGS earthquakes from the last 24 hours, RainViewer weather radar and the global submarine cable map, one switch each.
Real satellite imagery with borders and place names, a live day-night terminator and VIIRS city lights on the dark side. 3D, top-down or flat map. Add a free Cesium ion token for terrain and 3D buildings.
Electro-optical, FLIR thermal, night vision, CRT. Your portfolio imaged in every spectrum. Still red in all of them.
Switch on DRAW, click waypoints on the globe and the route snaps to real roads or footpaths (OSRM on OpenStreetMap). FLYTHROUGH then flies the camera along it at street height. DETECT paints screen-space boxes and IDs on every contact in frame.
Hit STREET VIEW and click the spot you want to stand on, double-click anywhere, or open it from a camera's window: Google Street View opens right there and you can walk the streets from orbit.
Type coordinates or a place name to fly there. Hit SHARE and the camera, layers and tracked target serialize into a link.
Every whale, every rug, every jeet. Tracked from 560 km up. $EYE is the ticker of the watchers.
Simple numbers. Nothing hidden. The Eye would know.
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Install Phantom or Solflare. Back up your seed phrase. The Eye cannot recover it for you.
Buy SOL on any exchange and send it to your wallet. Keep a little extra for fees.
Open the swap, paste the official $EYE contract address from this page, set your amount.
Confirm. You are now a contact on the globe. Welcome aboard, operator.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxNo roadmap survives contact with the market. This one at least has phases.
Fair launch on Solana. Live globe, socials and CA public. LP burned, mint revoked. First 1,000 operators.
Dexscreener, CoinGecko and CMC listings. Meme arsenal and raid ops. Community whale-tracking threads.
Holders as live contacts on the globe. Ships, more cameras, more cities. CEX listings.
Orbital dominance. The Eye sees all.
— real cameras in — public networks on five continents. Click one to fly down to it.
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Half the magic is that it looks like a forbidden cockpit. The other half is that everyone is welcome inside.
$EYE is a memecoin created for entertainment. It has no intrinsic value, no utility and no expectation of financial return. Nothing here is financial advice. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. Not affiliated with any government, satellite operator or the open-source God's Eye View project.
Data: aircraft from the OpenSky Network (adsb.lol fallback), aircraft identities and routes from adsbdb, aircraft photos © their photographers via Planespotters.net; satellites from CelesTrak; earthquakes from USGS; radar from RainViewer; cables from TeleGeography; cameras from TfL Open Data, HK Transport Department (data.gov.hk), LTA via data.gov.sg, Live Traffic NSW (CC BY 4.0), NZTA, foto-webcam.eu, City of Austin, Oregon DOT, FDOT FL511, CTDOT, Idaho 511, Yukon 511, Georgia 511, PennDOT 511PA, ADOT, NDOT, Louisiana 511, Alaska 511, Ontario 511 (OGL Ontario), Alberta 511, DriveBC (OGL BC), Open Calgary, Statens vegvesen (NLOD 2.0), Fintraffic Digitraffic (CC BY 4.0), Transpordiamet and the City of Tallinn; optional worldwide webcams by Windy.com; imagery by Esri and partners, NASA GIBS; routing by OSRM on the FOSSGIS servers (OpenStreetMap, ODbL); weather by Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0); place names by Photon (komoot); headlines via the GDELT Project with Google News RSS fallback; traffic flow data © TomTom when a key is configured; globe by CesiumJS.