ATLAS

Six kinds of land hide under the fog. Sea. Plains. Forest. Desert. Mountain. Ice. You spend $ATLAS to explore a tile. Whatever is sitting there gets uncovered. You did not pick it. You found it. Each tile is generated from the token's seed. The terrain was always there, written into the math, waiting for someone to look. Name it. Own it. Earn from every explorer who steps onto the tile next door. The map does not exist until someone looks.

Every tile you claim has edges. When the next explorer steps onto the tile next to yours, half of what they spend comes straight to you. Own a tile in a busy corridor and the map pays you again and again — every expedition, every discovery, every name carved into the coast by someone you will never meet. You do not need to play to keep earning. You only needed to arrive first. This is Meridian. The land rewards whoever got there before.

Somewhere on the map there is a tile no one has found yet. Uncover it. Name it. It is yours. When the explorer after you steps onto the tile next door, half of what they spend comes straight back to you. This is Meridian. A single shared world, blank until someone looks.