Control Your Own Satellite in Space with a Digital Martian
Industry: Technology
It's 2022, and the usual login and password is passe. Now you only need an image to sign up and sign in. Fresh Martians, a new digital asset that exists on the internet blockchain, allow users to sign in to a satellite in low Earth orbit, simply by way of ownership validation.
New York, NY (PRUnderground) March 2nd, 2022
Dave Cote, team lead for CubeSat 4 UFO Disclosure, has partnered with Opensea.io, and has created 20,000 digital Fresh Martians. Anyone who owns one of these little green men can visit the cubesat website and use the digital Martian asset as their credentials to access satellite video feeds, data, and more.
Assets on the blockchain are secured innately, by way of the cryptographic and decentralized nature of blockchain technology. This means that these assets are immutable (can’t be changed) and transparent (publicly auditable.)
So you can say goodbye to the system of corporately owned customer data, and hello to a world where data exists spread across all computers connected to the internet. Data that is secured by the most recent and robust cryptography, and yet can be tracked and followed through the immutable transactions on the blockchain.
Dave Cote aims to provide data from his satellite to anyone and everyone, so that all one needs to find out if we’re alone in the universe is a laptop and $30 (the current floor price of the Fresh Martians.)
Check out Dave Cote’s Fresh Martians here: https://extraterrestrialprivatesatelliteclub.com
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