Registry foundations
Brand, preview site, documentation and the first registry entries.
- Preview website and full documentation
- Registry naming guidelines published
- Catalogue data model and token metadata schema
- Waitlist opens
An honest plan, in phases. We build the registry, verify it, put it through legal review and a published audit — and only then open the marketplace.
Where we are
In progressPhase 0
Registry foundations
Brand, preview site, documentation and the first registry entries.
Phases, not dates. Windows are targets, not commitments — and nothing is sold before verification, legal review and a published audit.
Each phase has a clear scope. Items are planned work, not promises of timing.
Brand, preview site, documentation and the first registry entries.
Independent verification of the catalogue and a full legal review before any sale.
Token and registry contracts deployed to testnet, then audited.
Primary sale of the Genesis collection and the naming ceremony go live.
Peer-to-peer trading, offers, collections and community features.
If a phase runs late because one of these needs more time, it runs late.
Every catalogue entry is cross-checked against public small-body databases before it is offered. Until then, listings are preview data — and labelled as such.
Terms of sale, privacy policy and risk disclosures are reviewed by counsel before a single token is sold.
Contracts are audited by an independent third party, and the full report is published — findings included.
Asteria tokens are collectibles. We will never describe them as investments or suggest they will gain value.
03 — Waitlist
A short note when the public testnet opens, and another when the marketplace launches. Nothing else.
No spam. One email when the marketplace opens.