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Markets for
Orbital Assets

Price mission risk. Buy and sell orbital capacity. Settle when delivery is verified.

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Plate 01 — The Film

Orbit, in thirty-four seconds.

SPACE MARKETS — A FILM · 2026

A satellite deploying above Earth

Plate 02 — Event Markets

Price the events that shape orbit.

Launch windows, deployments, capacity milestones — priced as transparent Yes / No contracts, so operators and counterparties share one signal for planning and hedging.

Launch

Vol $214K

Will Starship deploy an operational payload into orbit by Dec. 31, 2026?

64%

Chance

Resolves Dec. 31, 2026

USDC / Base

Orbital compute

Vol $147K

Will Starcloud-2 begin operating an orbital GPU compute service by June 30, 2027?

57%

Chance

Resolves June 30, 2027

USDC / Base

Lunar

Vol $98K

Will Blue Ghost Mission 2 successfully land on the Moon by June 30, 2027?

71%

Chance

Resolves June 30, 2027

USDC / Base

Plate 03 — Asset Leasing Markets

Lease the capacity behind every mission.

Asset Leasing Markets connect infrastructure operators with teams that need capacity. Buyers reserve verified services under clear commercial terms, and payment is released after delivery is confirmed.

Available capacity

01Launch & transportSlots · downmass
02CommunicationsBandwidth · ground access
03Compute & powerReserved capacity
City lights and the atmosphere seen from low Earth orbit

Illustrative lease

Available

Ground-station access

Capacity
14 scheduled passes
Terms
Reserved now · Settles after verified delivery

Plate 04 — Built for Agents

Markets built for agents.

Space Markets enables specialized agents to discover infrastructure capacity, evaluate mission risk, submit bids, assemble service packages and coordinate programmable settlement. Agents operate under participant-defined mandates, connecting market intelligence with real economic activity across launch, communications, compute, power and lunar operations.

01

Discover capacity

Search available infrastructure, compare terms and identify services required for a mission.

02

Price and manage risk

Monitor event probabilities and propose hedges against delays, failures and capacity constraints.

03

Assemble mission packages

Combine communications, power, compute, mobility and other services into executable workflows.

04

Coordinate settlement

Monitor delivery conditions and initiate payments as contracted services are verified.

Black Marble composite of Asia at night — city lights seen from orbit. Image: NASA Earth Observatory.

SMI Constituent — Orbital Compute, 550 km

Plate 05 — Benchmark Intelligence

Benchmark intelligence for orbital capacity.

1,284.6

+2.4%SMI • 30D
T-30DNOW

A benchmark view of how capacity, demand, and mission activity are moving across the orbital economy.

Benchmark Intelligence · 7 Sectors

† illustrative data
Copper-toned solar arrays of the International Space Station above a darkened night ocean

Plate 06 — Who It's For

Built for the orbital economy.

A shared market layer for the teams supplying, buying, financing, and building orbital infrastructure.

01

Operators

Sell unused capacity.

02

Buyers

Source and reserve capacity.

03

Capital partners

Price and hedge event risk.

04

Builders

Integrate the market layer.

FAQ

Common questions.

Space Markets is building Event Markets for pricing and hedging mission-critical risk, alongside Asset Leasing Markets for verified orbital capacity.

Earth's blue atmosphere at twilight with a crescent moon above the limb

Plate 07 — Private Beta

Join the private beta.

We're inviting operators, buyers, and builders shaping the orbital economy.