A utility token backed by 11 premium cislunar economy domain assets held by Cislunar Holdings, LLC — a registered company in Colorado. Distributions triggered automatically by domain sales. Four funding rounds. One goal: own the naming rights to the space economy.
Cislunar Holdings owns domain names, not rockets. We are not building spacecraft, launching missions, or pretending otherwise. We acquired a small portfolio of naming assets early because we believe the cislunar economy will eventually need brands, and brands need names. If that sounds slightly absurd, that is fine. Most early ideas do. The structure is real. The company is real. The risks are real. The jokes are optional.
— The Management. Which is one person. In Colorado.
Cislunar Holdings, LLC owns 11 domain names. That is the entire asset base. No satellites. No patents. No government contracts. Eleven domain names registered in April 2026 for approximately $11 each.
The thesis is simple: the companies that will operate in cislunar space — between Earth and the Moon — will need to brand themselves. When they search for their domain, Cislunar Holdings will own it. This is how domain investing has worked since the 1990s. We are applying a proven model to an emerging industry before the industry arrives.
The portfolio focuses on two clusters: Cislunar (jobs, cargo, express, fuel, recruit) and Offworld (jobs, cargo, express, recruit) plus two speculative holdings (moonload.com, hermesmission.com).
| Domain | Category | Asking Price | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| cislunarfuel.com | Cislunar | Contact | Propellant depot naming |
| cislunarjobs.com | Cislunar | Contact | Workforce platform |
| cislunarcargo.com | Cislunar | Contact | Freight operations |
| cislunarexpress.com | Cislunar | Contact | Logistics brand |
| cislunarrecruit.com | Cislunar | Contact | Staffing platform |
| offworldjobs.com | Offworld | Contact | Off-world employment |
| offworldcargo.com | Offworld | Contact | Off-world freight |
| offworldexpress.com | Offworld | Contact | Logistics brand |
| offworldrecruit.com | Offworld | Contact | Recruitment |
| moonload.com | Standalone | $5,000,000 | Lunar cargo management |
| hermesmission.com | Speculative | $2,000,000 | Mission program brand |
Illustrative portfolio valuation: $10,000,000. This is an aspirational valuation based on comparable domain sales in emerging tech sectors, projected industry growth, and the scarcity of category-defining cislunar names. It is not a guarantee of sale price. (Nothing is a guarantee. Space is hard. Domains are slightly easier.)
1,000,000,000 CISL tokens exist. That is the total supply. No more will ever be created. The distribution is structured to give the founder control while providing meaningful upside to public holders.
Executed automatically via Solana smart contract. Verifiable on-chain. Hold 1% of circulating supply (3,900,000 tokens) → receive $1,950 from this one sale. The portfolio has 12 domains. Multiple distribution events expected.
The plan is simple: start cheap, prove the concept, use proceeds to go bigger. Each tier is funded by the previous tier's raise. The founder never needs significant personal capital beyond what has already been invested.
The seeding threshold: once Round 0 reaches its goal, the marketing/legal budget is activated. Conferences are booked. The lawyer is engaged. The next round begins. This is a business plan disguised as a whitepaper, which is technically what all whitepapers are. Note: ops allocation increases to 15% at Round 3 to support full platform operations.
| Milestone | Trigger | What Happens Next |
|---|---|---|
| Round 0 SeedNow | $25,000 raised | Attorney engaged. Smart contract audited. First conference booked. Marketing campaign launches. |
| Round 0 FullNow | $75,000 raised (hard cap) | Token fully subscribed. Secondary market opens. Round 1 application to Republic begins. |
| First SaleNext | Any domain sells | Automatic distribution executed. Track record established. Round 1 narrative complete. |
| Round 1 LaunchNext | Republic approved | Target $500K. Attorney + 2 conferences + marketing. Lobbyist and PR after first domain sale. |
| Round 1 FullFuture | $500K raised | Reg A+ preparation begins ($3M target). Full conference circuit. Lobbyist + PR fully activated. |
| Round 2 LaunchFuture | SEC Reg A+ qualified | Public offering opens. Maximum credibility. Target buyers: government contractors, space startups, VC funds. |
We make money when you make money. We told you everything before you gave us a dollar. These are not promises — they are coded into the smart contract and will appear in this document permanently regardless of what happens later.
This section is not optional. If you skip it and lose money, that is on you. If you read it and still invest, that is a decision made with open eyes. That is what we want.
The domain names cost $11 each. The company cost $50 to register. The website was built in a day. The whitepaper was written honestly. None of this is guaranteed to work. Some things that cost $120 and a day's work turn into something. Most don't. We think this one might. That's all anyone can honestly say.
This is not a roadmap slide. This is the plan. Every milestone triggers the next action. Every action is funded by the previous raise. Nothing happens on a timeline we cannot control — domain sales are demand-driven. Everything else is on us.
Hard cap: $49,000. Price: $0.01 per CISL token. Waitlist gets first access. No payment required to join — just your wallet and your belief that space companies will need domain names. Which they will.
"We own the naming rights to the cislunar economy. Or at least we own eleven domain names. Depending on how you look at it, those are the same thing."