> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://seat-airlines.gitbook.io/seat-airlines-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://seat-airlines.gitbook.io/seat-airlines-docs/getting-started/the-token.md). # The token The contract address, where to get it, and what the aircraft reads from its market. ## Contract address The token is on **Solana**. Its contract address (CA) is: ``` Bkuddk94i6Y5rRJ94pNzpdDxzvW7CczLPyq4MfN1pump ``` It trades on pump.fun: [pump.fun/coin/Bkuddk94i6Y5rRJ94pNzpdDxzvW7CczLPyq4MfN1pump](https://pump.fun/coin/Bkuddk94i6Y5rRJ94pNzpdDxzvW7CczLPyq4MfN1pump). ## Team tokens are locked The team behind Seat Airlines bought the token when it launched, and the tokens from that launch buy are locked on **Jupiter Lock**. The lock is public: anybody can check how many tokens it holds, when they unlock, and who, if anyone, can cancel it. [View the lock on Jupiter Lock](https://lock.jup.ag/escrow/AtiAAu8kAtmwqQ8yiNakpsg3Rxg7UrFWUazCvhHXteFU) Locked tokens sit in the lock's contract, not in a wallet, so they are never given a seat on the aircraft. {% hint style="warning" %} **The team has an interest in the token.** Besides the locked launch buy, the team may hold $SEAT in its own wallets; the operator's wallet is seated like anyone else's when it holds the token. Because it holds $SEAT, the team benefits if the price rises. Keep that in mind whenever Seat Airlines talks about the token. The tour's **How to buy** page and the [FAQ](https://seat-airlines.space/faq/) say so in full, and the landing screen and the strip marked **CA** across the top of the page link to the lock as **Team Tokens Locked**. {% endhint %} ### What holding $SEAT does not give you * **No share of anything.** Holding $SEAT pays no share of creator fees or any other fees, revenue or profits, and gives no claim on Seat Airlines or anything it owns. The team does not share fees or any other money with holders. * **Seats, adverts and the cabin directory are features of the site**, not returns or rewards for holding. They can change or stop at any time. * **The flight game has no prizes.** Scores are for fun and have no monetary value. {% hint style="info" %} Nothing on the site or in these docs is financial or investment advice, or an offer to sell you anything. Tokens are volatile and can lose all of their value: only buy what you can afford to lose. The terms set all of this out in [Our interest in the token](https://seat-airlines.space/terms/#token-interest). {% endhint %} ## Where to find us * X: [@SeatAirlines](https://x.com/SeatAirlines) * Telegram: [t.me/SEATAIRLINES](https://t.me/SEATAIRLINES) {% hint style="warning" %} Always check the **whole** address, not just the first and last few characters. The strip marked **CA** across the top of [seat-airlines.space](https://seat-airlines.space) shows the address the site is actually flying, and its **Copy** button copies it exactly. If this page and the site ever disagree, trust the site. {% endhint %} ## What the aircraft reads Three numbers from the market, and one from the chain: | From | The number | What it becomes | | ------ | ------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Market | Market cap | **Altitude**, in feet, one for one: $163K is 163,000 ft | | Market | Price change over the last **five minutes** | **Pitch** — nose up when it rises, nose down when it falls — and, from how fast it is changing, **bank** | | Market | Holder count | How many holders ride **below the cutoff**, in the cargo hold | | Chain | Every holder's balance | The **seat ladder**: who sits where | See [One number flies the plane](/seat-airlines-docs/how-it-flies/flight-model.md) for exactly how each one moves the aircraft. ## Where the numbers come from * **The market** is read from Jupiter's public token API, in your browser, every 20 seconds. If Jupiter rate-limits the request, the page waits 90 seconds before asking again. * **Balances** are read from Solana by the Seat Airlines server, which caches the holder list for 60 seconds and a single balance for 20 seconds. The page re-reads the holder list every 90 seconds and your own balance every 2 minutes, and polling pauses while the tab is in the background. * **Program accounts are not passengers.** A pump.fun bonding curve or a liquidity pool holds tokens, but it is a program, not a person, so it is never seated. Only ordinary wallets are. {% hint style="info" %} If the market cannot be reached, the instruments **hold their last reading** rather than dropping to zero — the way a real instrument behaves when its source goes quiet. When the page first opens, it shows 163,000 ft and a level attitude for the moment before the first reading arrives. {% endhint %} --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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