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Orbita GameClub Tokens

Preparing bloggers and their followers
to take their business to the next level

Orbita Game —a simulation of club tokens

Powerful new opportunities for content creators, whatever their follower count. For now it is just a game with no real money, so you can see what club tokens are and what they are for. Nothing to download: everything runs in Telegram.


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What it is
and who it’s for

How club tokens work

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A channel creator starts their own Club. Membership in the Club “costs” a few Tokens issued on a dedicated blockchain. It works like a one-off donation, except you can get it back! It’s a bit like a company issuing shares, but a token gives you privileges in the creator’s Club rather than a share of the creator’s income. The creator, in turn, gets funding to grow.

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There is a market for these Tokens. That means Club membership can be bought, and it can also be sold to get your money back. The price depends on demand: when the Club grows, meaning it gains members, the price rises, and when interest fades, it falls. Price movement draws in a large number of outside participants, much like trading a company’s shares. Members don’t have to be followers: anyone can join. This is how creators (bloggers and others) get past the limit of their follower count.

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The creator who owns the Club receives a share of the fee on every purchase or sale of Tokens. That gives them a steady income that doesn’t depend on platforms or donations, and it grows as the Club becomes more active. Club members get special privileges from the creator and, above all, the ability to trade Tokens on an open Market.

How our game differs from the real thing

Orbita is a stock market simulation

A training ground for practice. For now it’s simply a game with no real money. We built it to bring together talented content creators who are ready to move forward and able to grow into something bigger than just blogging.

The Game has Clubs

In this way Orbita resembles real club tokens. But unlike the real world, Club membership can’t be bought with real money. So nobody loses anything, and everyone gains experience. The goal of the game is to beat the biggest bloggers and their channels in the rankings.

Instead of tokens, the Game has Chips

Chips are the in-game version of club tokens. A Chip’s price is calculated in a special way, and every Club has its own. It rises when other players buy the creator’s Chips, when the Club is active and when the creator’s real audience grows.

Instead of real money, there are Sparks

Sparks are the in-game currency. You exchange them for Chips. Sparks can’t be bought with real money, sold or withdrawn from the Game: they only simulate a currency inside the Game. Players earn Sparks for being active: a daily bonus, tasks and league places.

Because there is no real money in the Game, you can learn how club tokens and stock markets work completely safely, for as long as you like.

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Simple rules

Four easy steps

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Every new player gets 1,000 Sparks, the game currency. You earn more Sparks from the daily bonus and tasks. Exchange Sparks for Chips of your favourite creators: that’s how you show which creator you believe in.

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A Chip’s price rises when other players pick the creator, when their Club is active and when their real audience grows. Team up in Clubs and push your favourite creators to the top of the chart.

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Creators reward their best fans. Every week the top players get rewards from creators. Chip holders vote in the creator’s Club, for example on the topic of the next video, and the most active ones get into the creator’s private chat.

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The goal is to beat the biggest bloggers and their well-established channels in the rankings. That’s possible because the Game’s rules don’t depend on how famous a blogger is or how many followers they have.

Your most loyal fans, in one club

Your own fan club

See who really supports you: your most engaged viewers gather in your Club.

Polls and a private chat

Ask your Club what your next video should be about, and open a private chat for the most active members. Release your own merch: it helps keep the conversation with your followers alive.

Clear statistics

How many people came through your link, how many hold your Chips and how active your Club is. The Engagement Index compares Clubs fairly, whatever the channel’s size.

New followers

Players tell their friends about you: the more people in your Club, the more fun the game! Best of all, people who had never heard of your content can become your fans.

The “Orbita Founder” programme. Creators whose Clubs stay active for 5 months out of 6 earn Founder status and special terms when the full version of Orbita launches. We’ll share the details when you join.

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How to join

and start playing

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Message us and we’ll set up your Club’s card and send you a personal link.

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Open the link in Telegram, check your card and choose rewards for your fans.

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Accept the creator rules and share your link with your audience.

Open to YouTube and Telegram channel creators. Creators don’t trade their own Club’s Chips and don’t promise fans any financial gain in posts about the game. That keeps the game fair.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to pay to play?

No, the game is free. Every player gets starting Sparks and can earn more through bonuses, tasks and league places.

How do I get into the game?

We’re in a closed test right now. You can join through a link from a participating creator or with an invite code from the organisers. If you don’t have a link, message us.

Can I buy Sparks or cash them out?

No. Sparks are only a game currency. They can’t be bought, sold, exchanged for money or transferred to another player.

Who can become a creator in Orbita?

YouTube and Telegram channel creators who are ready to engage with their Club: run polls and reward their most active fans. Message us and we’ll talk about getting you set up.

Are creators’ Chips shares or investments?

No. Chips are in-game items. They show who you support and give you access to a creator’s Club, but they give no right to the creator’s income.

What data does the game store?

To run the game we store your Telegram ID, name and username, plus your in-game actions: trades, bonuses and votes. We never see your passwords or messages.

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Climb the rankings and overtake the big bloggers!

Join the Orbita closed test in Telegram