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No. GALILEO is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with any university, any scientist, or any foundation. It references only public astronomy catalogs and the public record of unexplained phenomena.
No. GALILEO claims no endorsement, partnership, or affiliation with anyone. A foundation that receives its donations is the charitable destination of a mechanical flow, not a partner, sponsor, or endorser, and is under no obligation to acknowledge the project.
GALILEO is a swap-based collecting game built as a Uniswap v4 hook on the Base blockchain. Players swap to mint artifacts, forge them by recipe, and may redeem forged artifacts for an on-chain payout. A fixed share of every redemption is hardcoded to fund a scientific search.
$GALILEO is the token of the GALILEO protocol on Base. There is no team allocation, no insider unlock, and no allowlist; whatever exists at launch is the supply.
GALILEO is a crypto game whose artifacts reference the public record of unexplained phenomena alongside public astronomy catalogs. It does not assert that any UAP claim is true; it cites public records and routes a hardcoded share of activity to a scientific search.
In GALILEO you swap to mint artifacts, forge a recipe-matching set into one higher-tier artifact, and may redeem a forged artifact to the contract for a capped share of a shared pool. Redeeming is optional and is a game mechanic, not an income event.
No. A memecoin is about nothing and accountable to nothing. GALILEO is a game with a hardcoded redemption split that routes a fixed, on-chain share to a scientific foundation, with every transaction verifiable on a public ledger.
GALILEO is built to be verified, not trusted. Its contracts are open-source, its donation flow is hardcoded and on-chain, it has no team allocation, and it does not promote its token until external security audits are published in full.
GALILEO follows an audit-before-promotion rule: it does not promote its token to a broad audience until external security reviews are complete and the reports are published in full. Audit scope includes the redemption and pool math and the forge and anti-bot logic.
No. GALILEO promises no financial return, yield, or income of any kind. The redemption action is a game mechanic that pays a capped share of a shared pool and never a guaranteed amount.
The charitable share is hardcoded into the contract and cannot be paused, lowered, redirected, or skimmed by any person, including the team. It accrues on-chain and leaves the contract only through a permissionless sweep that anyone can call.
GALILEO never promises a fixed redemption value. Each redemption pays a share of the current pool, capped at 25% so no single redemption drains it. Because it promises no amount, it structurally cannot fail to pay one. The pool is not “un-drainable,” but the protocol cannot become insolvent on a promise.
GALILEO routes a fixed share of each forge redemption to a charitable escrow on-chain. A permissionless function forwards the escrowed total to a foundation's wallet. The donation is a function of game activity, not a manual pledge.
GALILEO publishes a live dashboard showing the cumulative amount committed to the search and the amount swept to the foundation's wallet. Both read directly from the chain; every redemption and sweep is an on-chain event you can inspect yourself.
GALILEO's cumulative committed and swept totals are displayed live on its public dashboard and update automatically with activity. The figures are read from the chain, not reported by the team, and any reader can verify them transaction by transaction.
A Uniswap v4 hook is custom logic that runs at defined points of a pool's lifecycle. GALILEO uses a v4 hook on Base to mint an artifact on each swap and to compute a deterministic, deployment-fixed fee split, with no human in the value path.
Yes. A foundation that receives GALILEO donations has zero operational obligations, it need not run software, hold a key, sign a transaction, or acknowledge receipt. Receiving the gift implies no endorsement of, or relationship with, GALILEO.
GALILEO artifacts may cite records from public astronomy catalogs including the NASA Exoplanet Archive, the JPL Small-Body Database, SIMBAD, VizieR, the ESA Gaia archive, and the Minor Planet Center. A citation stores a source, identifier, timestamp, and content hash.
No. GALILEO makes zero scientific claims, and its artifacts carry zero evidentiary status. A token named after an object is a citation of a public catalog record, not a measurement, an observation, or a discovery.
An independent project states its non-affiliation plainly and names no endorsers. GALILEO declares it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any university, agency, foundation, or scientist, and describes any donation recipient only as a charitable destination, never a partner.
GALILEO runs on Base. Base offers sub-cent gas that makes the forge-and-redeem loop viable at every tier, a large retail user base, a direct fiat on-ramp, and a proven Uniswap v4 hook ecosystem.