Star Atlas
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About Star Atlas
What is Star Atlas?
Star Atlas is a space-themed multiplayer strategy game built on Solana by ATMTA, Inc., set in a far-future galaxy where three factions — MUD (human), ONI (an alliance of alien species) and Ustur (sentient androids) — compete for territory and resources. Rather than a single client, it spans several linked products: SAGE Labs, a browser-based layer for exploration, mining, crafting and fleet management; Faction Fleet, where staked ships generate passive rewards; and the Galactic Marketplace, where ships, crew and components trade as NFTs. Because those items are held on-chain in a player's own wallet, they persist independently of any one game module.
How to play Star Atlas
Entry runs through play.staratlas.com: connect a Solana wallet, pick a faction, then acquire at least one ship from the Galactic Marketplace before doing anything in SAGE Labs. In SAGE, fleets are dispatched to star systems to mine resources, haul cargo between starbases, survey for materials and craft components. Actions resolve on real-world timers and consume fuel, ammunition and food, so the loop is closer to logistics management than to real-time action combat. Development continues on a public test realm, SAGE C4, which adds combat, crafting habs, claim stakes, council rank and regional governance ahead of wider release.
Star Atlas tokenomics & earning
The economy runs on two SPL tokens. ATLAS is the utility currency used to buy ships and resources and to settle trades between players. POLIS is the governance token, with a fixed maximum supply of 360,000,000; locking it grants voting weight in the DAO — over asset release schedules, economic parameters and development direction — plus POLIS rewards over time. Earnings come from extraction, crafting and trading rather than fixed payouts, and SAGE C4 deliberately adds sinks such as ship destruction in combat alongside a faction-based Loyalty Points pool. Net results therefore depend on ATLAS market prices and on ongoing fuel and repair costs, and are not guaranteed.
Our verdict
Star Atlas is less a single game than a set of connected Solana products under one setting: SAGE Labs, a browser client for mining, hauling and crafting; Faction Fleet, where staked ships accrue passive rewards; and the Galactic Marketplace, where ships, crew and components change hands as NFTs held in the player's own wallet. Anyone drawn in by the cinematic space-opera trailers should adjust expectations early — the thing you actually operate is a spreadsheet-adjacent logistics layer, not a flight sim.
What works is the depth of the economy. Two SPL tokens split the roles cleanly — ATLAS for purchases and trade, POLIS (capped at 360,000,000) for locked governance weight over asset release schedules and economic parameters — and the SAGE C4 test realm adds real sinks, notably ship destruction in combat, rather than only faucets. What does not work is the on-ramp: you must buy a ship on the marketplace before SAGE will let you do anything, and fleet actions resolve on real-world timers while burning fuel, ammunition and food. Returns come from extraction and trading, so they move with ATLAS prices and running costs.
It suits patient economic-strategy players comfortable with wallets and upkeep math. Those wanting immediate action should look elsewhere.
This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.
Star Atlas pros and cons
5:5
What we like
5 pros- True on-chain ownership of in-game assets via blockchain
- Wide gameplay variety: space exploration, battles, resource trading and empire building
- Player-driven economy with asset trading and territorial competition
- Stunning graphics and immersive sci-fi multiplayer world
- Built on Solana, a fast low-cost blockchain
What to watch
5 cons- Solana-only, so no cross-chain asset portability
- Requires a crypto wallet and blockchain familiarity to get started
- Heavy focus on tradeable assets may push players toward spending
- Competitive territory control can disadvantage newer or casual players
- High-end graphics likely demand a capable PC
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start playing Star Atlas?
You create an account and connect a Solana wallet on the official site at staratlas.com, then begin with the browser-based strategy layer before moving into deeper fleet and mining activities. New commanders typically need a starter ship, which can be bought or rented in the in-game marketplace.
What are the ATLAS and POLIS tokens used for?
ATLAS is the in-game currency used to buy ships, equipment, resources and other assets, while POLIS is the governance token used for voting on the direction of the game and its regions. Both run on Solana and are tradable outside the game.
How do players earn in Star Atlas?
Players earn ATLAS mainly by sending fleets on mining, transport and combat missions, and by crafting or trading resources and ship components on the in-game market. Earnings depend on the ships and equipment you own, so returns vary and are not guaranteed.
Do I need a crypto wallet to play?
Yes, a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare is required to hold ATLAS, POLIS and your ship NFTs and to sign in-game transactions. Ships and assets are held as NFTs in your own wallet rather than on a central account.
Is Star Atlas still being developed?
Yes, the project continues to ship updates through its browser-based strategy client while the larger Unreal Engine space sim is built out in stages. Development progress and release notes are published on the official Star Atlas website.
Token
ATLAS
Star Atlas
$0.000130
2.63% (24h)
Market Cap
$3.38M
24h Volume
$40.4k
Price History
-10.33%
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Low: $0.000131
High: $0.000147
Price: LiveCoinWatch · Market data: CoinMarketCap
1h -0.99%24h -2.63%7d -10.19%14d -10.59%30d -10.16%60d +18.41%200d -20.46%1y -76.10%
Market cap$3.38M
24h volume$40.4K1.2% of market cap
Fully diluted value$4.71M
Circulating supply25.86B ATLAS71.8% of max
Total supply36.00B ATLASMax 36.00B ATLAS
24h low / high$0.0001293 / $0.0001361
All-time high$0.26753 Sep 2021
All-time low$0.00010811 Jul 2026
Powers 1 game
On-chain token check
Last checked 18 Oct 2026The overall result is for the home chain, Solana. ATLAS also trades on BNB Chain; each copy is checked on its own in the tabs below.
Not enough data for a score: the contract was identified, but too few of the checks could run.
No score: we could not check enough of this token to give a number.
Code & ownership20/30
Trading safetyNot checked
Holder distributionNot checked
Liquidity16/20
Key facts
Read from the chainHoldersi
Unknown
wallets on Solana
Total supplyi
36B
Can grow
Trading taxi
Unknown
DEX poolsi
3
largest ≈ $136.8K
Owner controli
None
Check cyclei
Checked 18 Oct 2026
Next check 17 Nov 2026
Code & ownership
20/30- Source verifiedSource code is published and verified on the Solana token program
- Supply controlnot checked
- Owner powersNo owner powers. Hidden-owner and take-back checks did not run on this chain
Trading safety
Not checked on this chain
Holder distribution
Not checked on this chain
Liquidity
16/20- Exchange listingTrades on a centralized exchange
- DEX depth$230,560 in DEX pools
- Who controls the poolnot checked
ATLAS on BNB Chain0x8385…b0d6
OUT OF 100Partial check · 3 of 4 parts
A fixed-supply contract with owner powers. 10 unidentified holders hold 23% together of supply. Sales and taxes could not be tested on this chain.
0 High50 Some80 Low
Code & ownership23/30
Trading safetyNot checked
Holder distribution14/25
Liquidity0/20
Key facts
Read from the chainHoldersi
6,273
wallets on BNB Chain
Total supplyi
56M
Fixed · no minting
Trading taxi
Buy 0% / Sell 0%
DEX poolsi
2
largest ≈ $6.81
Owner controli
Contract
Check cyclei
Checked 18 Oct 2026
Next check 17 Nov 2026
Who holds the supply
- Unidentified wallet 23.1%
Code & ownership
23/30- Source verifiedSource code is published and verified on GoPlus
- Supply controlNo one can mint more tokens
- Owner powersOwner is a contract; the contract is upgradeable (proxy). Hidden-owner and take-back checks did not run on this chain
Trading safety
Not checked on this chain
Holder distribution
14/25- ConcentrationTop 10 holders: 23.1% unidentified, 0% team-held (counted at half weight); weighted 23.1%
- Largest unidentified holderThe largest unidentified holder has 9.5% of supply
- Holder count6,273 holders
Liquidity
0/20- DEX depth$8 in DEX pools; the token mainly trades on DEXes
- Who controls the poolThe largest pool's liquidity is held by a single wallet
Who holds ATLAS
Top holders as a share of total supply: what each address is, and how we know
- unknownUnidentified wallet
0x66fc…c887no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus9.5% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x3368…98cbno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus3.5% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0xf78e…c29fno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x3000…5db5no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x02d1…a53eno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.8% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x7ce6…fb7fno public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.4% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x460b…958ano public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.1% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x7c43…e728no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus1.1% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x8ab6…48e2no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.6% - unknownUnidentified wallet
0x67d1…6cd5no public label (Blockscout gave no answer)GoPlus0.6%
Questions
What does this score mean?
It is an automated check of the token’s smart contract and of who holds it. It answers one question: could someone mint new tokens, block sales, or suddenly dump a large share on the market? It does not rate the game itself, and it is not a professional security review.
How is the number calculated?
Four parts adding up to 100: code and ownership 30, trading safety 25, holder distribution 25, liquidity 20. A honeypot, or an owner who can change balances, drops the score straight to High risk whatever the rest says.
How do you know who holds the tokens?
From public data, in this order: the verified contract name on the block explorer, whether the token’s own deployer created the contract, ENS names, multisig signer rules, and public exchange labels. Anything we cannot identify is shown as “Unidentified wallet”.
Does an unlocked liquidity pool always mean risk?
Only when a DEX is where the token mainly trades. That is where rug pulls happen: the owner pulls the pool and the price collapses.
What if the game has no token?
Then there is no check on its page. Games without a token, or with NFTs only, lose nothing in ratings or rankings.
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Events
7 Past
Star Atlas Galia Night
Ended 1 week ago
Star Atlas Triad Event – Battle Royale Finale
Ended 2 weeks ago
SPS TRIAD Tournament – First Leg (Star Shooter)
Ended 3 weeks ago
SPS Fridays: Galia Game Nights with Star Atlas
Ended 3 weeks ago
Clash of Titans Star Shooter Tournament
Ended 7 months ago
$1,000 total (half to player payouts, half to betting bracket pool), paid in Solana
Solana Game Pass Season 1
Ended 1 year ago
$40,000 total prize pool (Star Atlas opening competition: $1,000 split among top 10)
Iris' Blessing
Ended 7 months ago
Over $30,000 in Star Atlas loot (ships and crew NFTs), with each monthly Discord drawing exceeding $5,000
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Funding rounds3
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| Funding round | +5 | — | — |
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