How it works

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What is $SEETY

$SEETY (see + city) is a memecoin and a website for people who travel with their eyes. The site gathers 15 live street cameras into one player, with the local time and weather on screen, so you can drop into Times Square, Niagara Falls or the Mediterranean coast of Mallorca in a single tap. 10 more big cities — Tokyo, London, Dubai, Seoul, Singapore and others — are already announced and opening soon.

The token is the community's shared ticket. Holding it doesn't unlock anything on the site — every feed is free for everyone — it is simply the flag that the Watchers, Travelers and Scouts of $SEETY gather under. No roadmap of promises, no staking, no utility theatre. Just streets, clocks and a ticker.

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How the cameras work

Every feed is a public live stream published on YouTube by its owner — a tourism board, a hotel, a broadcaster or a camera enthusiast with a very good balcony. We embed those streams the same way any website can embed a public video. We do not own, operate, control or record any of them.

To keep the site fast, the player loads lazily: you see a poster first and the actual video only connects when you open it. Only one stream plays at a time, except in Wall mode, where four run side by side.

Because the cameras belong to other people, some of them will be offline sometimes — maintenance, bad weather, a power cut or an owner who simply ended the broadcast. When that happens the player shows “Feed offline. Try another city”. The community replaces feeds that stay dead.

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How to watch

Open Cameras. Pick a city from the list (on the right on desktop, in the strip below the player on a phone), or use ← PREV and NEXT →. Feeling lucky? RANDOM CITY picks one for you, with a burst of static for dramatic effect. On a keyboard, the arrow keys switch cameras and R goes random.

Wall mode (desktop only) splits the screen into a 2×2 grid of four cameras. Each window has its own city selector, so you can build your own control room — four time zones, four skies, one screen.

Sharing is built into the address bar: the current camera is always in the URL, like /cameras?cam=niagara-falls. Wall layouts are saved too. Hit “Copy link” and send it — your friend opens exactly the same window.

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How to buy

$SEETY trades on [CHAIN]. Three steps, about five minutes:

1. Step 01

   Get a wallet. Install [WALLET] from the official website or app store, create a wallet and write your recovery phrase down on paper. Never share it with anyone.

2. Step 02

   Add [NATIVE CURRENCY]. Buy [NATIVE CURRENCY] on an exchange or directly inside the wallet, and send it to your wallet address. Keep a little extra for network fees.

3. Step 03

   Swap for $SEETY. Open [DEX], paste the contract address from the Token page — not from a DM, not from a random reply — and swap [NATIVE CURRENCY] for $SEETY.

Contract address: [CONTRACT ADDRESS]

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How cities are added

The first 15 cameras are live now. Next on the board are the big ones — Tokyo, London, Dubai, Seoul, Singapore, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Prague, Rio de Janeiro, Sydney — marked “Opening soon” across the site; they open one by one as soon as Scouts confirm a stable public stream. A few windows (Paris, Venice, Amsterdam, Reykjavik) are temporarily offline and will be back. Everything after that comes from the community. If you know a great public live stream, post it in X or Telegram with the city, the exact spot the camera is pointing at and the stream link.

Scouts then check the basics: is it genuinely public and embeddable, does it stay online for days rather than hours, is it a street, square, canal or skyline people actually want to watch. Shortlisted cities go to a community vote, and winners open as new windows on the map. The goal is thirty cities for the next layover and a hundred on arrival.

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Safety

Only trust the contract address shown on this website. Fake tokens with the same name appear within minutes of any launch. Before every swap, compare the address in your DEX with the one on the Token page, character by character at the start and the end.

Nobody from the team will ever message you first. No admin will DM you, ask for your recovery phrase, send you a “support” link or ask you to “validate” or “sync” your wallet. Anyone who does is a scammer, whatever their profile picture says.

Watch out for fake giveaways, fake airdrops and look-alike websites. Bookmark this site. When in doubt, don't click — ask in the public chat instead.

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FAQ