re-entry studio

Bring it home

Every NATSHIP is digital matter — a vessel that emerged from a Bitcoin block, not one a designer drew. Tune in, etch your hull, lock your signal, then bring it back through re-entry. The result is a 1024×1024 PFP only you could have made — sealed to a block, conserved forever.

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tuning…

drag the image to recenter • double-tap to auto

flight plan

substrate // block

Any block in the NATSHIPS window: 102816 → 112895 (10,080 vessels). Each one is forced into existence by its Bitcoin block — pick yours, or scan a random one.

hull etching // your handle

Stenciled onto the hull. Auto-prefixed with @. Up to 18 characters.

signal frequency // aura

cargo // captain crest, optional

No server. No database. No backend. The page itself is locked down by a Content Security Policy that blocks the browser from making any outgoing network connection — your image is opened as a blob in this tab and never leaves your device. Close the tab and it's gone. view source to verify.

drop or tap to upload Sticker = peeling decal on the hull. Planet = a small world in orbit.
Stays on your device.

no cargo

• breakthrough button lives right under the image. Scans all six frequencies in two seconds. Borrowed from the molecule, borrowed from the boostback. You'll land on a new aura.

Read this as Digital Matter Theory ▾

substrate // block: The vessel did not begin as a drawing. It emerged from the data of a specific Bitcoin block — a slice of digital matter that already existed, sealed by proof-of-work. You don't design it. You discover it.

signal frequency // aura: Same substrate, different broadcast. The colors are not chosen for taste — they are the phase you tuned the transmission to. Every frequency is non-arbitrary.

hull etching // handle: Your name pressed into the metal. The ship was already real; the etching is your claim on it, conserved in the metadata of every screenshot.

cargo // crest: Mass is conserved. Your image rides along the vessel that the substrate forced into existence. As sticker: surface decal, you on the outside. As planet: a body in orbit, you with your own gravity.

breakthrough // the button: Two seconds, six frequencies. The pun is intentional: in the molecule it's the moment the room dissolves. In Digital Matter Theory it's the moment the substrate finishes resolving and the vessel comes back through re-entry as itself.

NATSHIPS rides on the Digital Matter Theory thesis — that real digital artifacts must emerge from on-chain data rather than be assigned by hand. Read the long version on the DMT gitbook or the takedmt.com movement site.