FLIGHT PLAN

Every launch window has 50 planes with 10 seats each. Each window lasts 2 hours. Boarding a seat locks a 50,000 $JETS entry. A wallet is permanently assigned 1 plane, then can board up to 10 seats on that plane.

After boarding closes, drand selects 1 plane from 50. Every booked seat on that flight shares 60% of the round's award vault, one equal share per seat. The other 49 planes receive no award.

Holding two seats on the selected flight receives two shares. It does not select two flights: a wallet's seats stay on one plane. The award table is published and funded before the launch opens and cannot change after a seat is boarded.

Not from a seat's entry. The award vault is funded by creator fees and must lock every published award before the launch can open. The contract rejects an unfunded mission rather than promising an award it cannot pay.

A public beacon called drand, run by a consortium that has nothing to do with us. It publishes a signed random number every three seconds, forever, whether or not this game exists.

When a launch closes it commits — by arithmetic, before the value exists — to a future drand round. Anyone can relay that signature to the contract, which checks it against drand's public key on-chain before it counts. Every seat's result comes from that one number: the contract takes it modulo 50 to select a flight, which anyone can re-run.

We cannot see it before it lands and cannot change it after. We also cannot substitute one. If no valid beacon arrives, the round does not settle at all — there is no fallback number anywhere in the code.

Verify the assigned result from the public beacon on the Verify page. You get the signature from drand, not from us, and your browser reproduces the same manifest.

Awards are denominated in $JETS and held on-chain by the award vault. The amount for each result is locked before the launch opens, so the contract cannot create an unfunded award.

If $JETS transfers are paused, an awarded payload stays escrowed until transfers resume. The claim is still recorded on-chain; the pause does not let anyone reassign your award.

$JETS awards stay reserved for 24 hours after settlement. Your mission page shows each award and its claim window.

If the beacon never arrives, no mission result is drawn and no awards are assigned. Each boarded seat's entry stays recoverable under the contract's stalled-mission path.

Anyone can relay a valid beacon or trigger stalled-mission recovery. The launch does not depend on us being awake or willing.