Real assets. Older than the planet.

It is paired to one, which is a narrower thing than it sounds. The token will launch on Pons against SPCX, a tokenized SpaceX tracker on Robinhood Chain — that is the asset it trades against, the way another token might trade against ETH. It means the price is quoted in SPCX and moves with it.

What it is not: equity, a share, a dividend, or any claim on SpaceX. SPCX is itself a tracker rather than stock — when Robinhood launched tokenized private-company exposure, OpenAI publicly warned that those tokens were not equity in it. Nobody here is affiliated with or endorsed by SpaceX.

Every specimen ships with its classification, recovery locality and mass on a signed provenance card. If any piece fails independent verification, it is refunded in full, including return shipping.

On the photographs. Common material — Campo del Cielo, ordinary chondrites, indochinite tektites — is sold by grade, and the picture shows the quality you can expect rather than the exact piece. These are natural objects, so shape, colour and markings vary between pieces, and that goes for every listing on this page right now — the photographs come from our supplier, so each one shows the grade rather than the individual rock. Where we photograph a specimen ourselves, the card will say so and the piece in the picture is the piece you receive. Every card states which of the two it is, and none of them claims the second until it is true.

Some material carries export restrictions in its country of origin — Namibian Gibeon and material collected from Meteor Crater are the common examples. Everything listed here is legacy or legally exported stock, and we will not ship where import is restricted.

Meteorites are sold as collectible goods. Buying one is a normal retail purchase and is entirely separate from the token, which is a meme token with no intrinsic value.

In the sense that matters to you, yes: you pay, and a physical object arrives. That is further than most things labelled RWA get — usually you receive a certificate for something in a vault, and the vault is the whole product.

In the technical sense, no, and the difference protects you. The token is not backed by the meteorites and does not represent a share in them. Nothing is tokenised or fractionalised. It is store credit that buys a rock at a discount, and the rock becomes yours in the ordinary way — you own it because it is in your house.

A discount, once it exists. Paying in $FRAGMENTS will take 15% off the price of any specimen in the shop. That is the utility, in full. It is not a claim on the treasury, and the meteorites are not fractionalised or tokenised — you either buy a rock or you do not.

Yes, and every one ships with its classification, recovery locality, mass and a provenance card. Anything classified as lunar or Martian is sourced from established dealers with documented chains of custody. If a specimen ever fails verification, we refund it in full.

In crypto, and only in crypto. Pay in ETH on Robinhood Chain or on Ethereum — whichever your wallet is already on — and the shop switches networks for you before you sign anything.

That is deliberate. Payment settles in seconds and is verified against the chain rather than taken on trust. No processor sits in the middle taking a cut or reversing it weeks later, and we hold no payment details of yours at all — there are none to hold, and none to lose. When $FRAGMENTS launches it will take 15% off the same rock.

Every price is quoted in plain dollars and converted at the live rate, so you can see exactly what a specimen costs before you go near a wallet.