10,001 hand-drawn specimens, generated from 180 original illustrations, adrift since the Mothership fell into a black hole. Every abduction brings one home.
SPECIMEN Nº 10001GALAXY BLUE · DJ HELMET
RECORD ABDUCTION ≈ $200,000
LASC OG · 2021 VERIFIED
SPECIMEN ARCHIVE · LIVE FEED FROM ARWEAVE PERMANENT STORAGE
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10,001UNIQUE SPECIMENS
9,924ALIENS RESCUED
3,622CREW MEMBERS
0.013ETHCURRENT FLOOR
576MGIPHY VIEWS
01 · THE INCIDENT
THE MOTHERSHIP IS GONE.
Pulled into a black hole, the LASC Mothership scattered 10,000 aliens across the metaverse. Three surviving crew members are bringing them home, one abduction at a time.
COMPANION COLLECTIONEvery Lonely Alien can claim a matching Lonely Planet, free for holders.
10,000 members of the Space Club were scattered across the metaverse. Only three crew members escaped the pull.
ENTRY 02 · THE RESCUE
EVERY ABDUCTION BRINGS ONE HOME.
Each time a Lonely Alien is abducted (collected), it returns to the ship. 9,924 have been rescued so far. The beam is still on.
ENTRY 03 · THE MUTINY
THE CREW TOOK THE SHIP. JUNE 2022.
When the original captain abandoned the bridge, the community seized the Twitter, the Discord, and the contract itself. LASC has flown as a community-owned mothership ever since.
All 10,001 aliens were initially accounted for and brought back to the mothership since the July 16th 2021 mint,
however as years went by Aliens ventured off and never came back. These are the aliens sitting in wallets that went silent years ago,
keys misplaced, seed phrases forgotten, owners drifted off into deep space. Set your own thresholds and see who's still out there.
Nobody can prove an alien is lost. A wallet silent for years might just belong to a very
patient holder. Adjust the dials and decide for yourself what counts.
HOW THE SCANNER WORKS
THE CORE RULE
An alien is LOST when both are true: the alien itself hasn't
moved on-chain in N+ years, and the wallet holding it hasn't signed an outbound transaction of any
kind (ETH, tokens, or NFTs) in M+ years. We only look at outbound activity on purpose, because anyone can send spam
airdrops into a wallet, but only someone holding the keys can send something out.
THE EDGE CASES
Vaults. Some wallets are deliberately quiet. A cold-storage vault might receive an alien and then
do nothing for years, by design. A wallet with almost no lifetime transactions was probably never a daily
driver, so we file those under VAULTED instead of lost. You can tune
(or disable) this with the vault sensitivity dial.
Rich & quiet. If a dormant wallet still holds meaningful other value (ETH, tokens, or other
NFT collections priced at floor), the owner is probably just chilling. Nobody abandons a wallet with
$10K in it. Those count as RICH & QUIET, not lost.
Burned aliens. Aliens sitting in known burn addresses are excluded from everything. They're not
lost, they're gone.
THE TIERS
LOST: alien and wallet both dormant past your thresholds, wallet
had a real transaction history before going silent, and holds nothing else of note. The lights went out.
DRIFTING: within a year of crossing into lost. Trajectory:
concerning.
DORMANT: quiet for over a year, but not long enough to call it.
VAULTED: dormant, but the wallet looks like deliberate cold
storage. Unknowable.
RICH & QUIET: dormant, but sitting on real value. Probably fine.
ACTIVE: the alien or its wallet did something recently. Not lost.
THE DATA
Snapshots are generated from Ethereum mainnet data (via Alchemy) and refreshed monthly.
Dormancy moves slowly, so there's nothing to gain from live queries. None of this is a claim that any specific
alien is lost forever: a wallet silent for four years could still belong to someone who simply never needed to
move anything. Methodology inspired by LostPunks.
LOST ALIENS
The aliens currently classified as lost, sorted by how long their wallet
has been silent. Click any specimen to inspect its wallet on Etherscan.