An open model that learns where anything on earth is.
a model that always finds its way home.
Trading the coin creates fees. The fees buy pigeon flights. Each pigeon lands somewhere random on earth, reads the clues and guesses where it is. Right or wrong, the lesson is kept and the model gets smarter. Holders whose pigeons fly well get paid in SOL.
● pin dropped ● true place · map © OpenStreetMap
0.3crypto in the wild · verified sightings, live
On every look a pigeon also scans for crypto ATMs, accepted-here stickers, signs, billboards and shops. Only sightings confirmed by a second check on the cropped evidence appear here. See the atlas.
No verified sighting yet. Pigeons scan every look for crypto ATMs, stickers, signs and billboards; a sighting is shown only after a second check on the cropped evidence agrees.
0.4how it works · trading pays for flights, flights train the model, holders get paid
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Someone trades the coin.
That creates creator fees.
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The fees buy pigeon flights.
A pigeon costs money to run (the vision model and the training), so no trading means grounded pigeons, and more trading means a bigger flock.
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The pigeon lands somewhere random on earth and looks around.
That is the street imagery, the "GeoGuessr" part. It reads the clues (signs, road lines, which side cars drive on, trees, soil) and guesses where it is.
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The answer gets revealed, and the lesson is kept.
Whether it was right or wrong, that flight becomes a training example: "this is what a street in rural Poland looks like."
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The model gets smarter.
All those flights train an open AI that learns to recognise any place on earth from what it sees, and its error in km keeps dropping.
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Holders get paid for it.
If you hatched a pigeon and it flew well, you earn SOL from the pool.