Building the Gateway to the Space Economy
Space is becoming humanity's next economic frontier. Copernic Space exists to make ownership, participation, and opportunity in that frontier accessible to the world.
Legacy
Blaisdell Space Generation Timeline
Three generations connected to space.
First Generation
The Blaisdell Legacy Begins
Space legacy begins through national space programs and early space-era work.
Second Generation
Eva Blaisdell — Lady Rocket
Eva Blaisdell builds a career across global technology, business development, philanthropy, and space advocacy.
Third Generation
Grant Blaisdell & Copernic Space
Grant Blaisdell and Eva Blaisdell co-founded Copernic Space to bring space assets into modern financial markets.
The Shift
Space is moving from exploration to an asset market.
For decades, space was defined by governments, agencies, and a small number of aerospace companies. That is changing.
Launch capacity, satellites, data, lunar payloads, reusable rockets, orbital infrastructure, and mission rights are becoming commercial assets. But the financial and commercial systems around them are still early.
Space investments often remain locked for 10+ years, while commercial opportunities are handled through private relationships, manual contracts, emails, and spreadsheets.
Copernic Space exists to build the digital rails for that market.
The Thesis
Public markets gave investors access to space companies.
Copernic Space gives participants access to the assets those companies create.
Space company equity is only one layer of exposure. The next layer is asset-level access: payloads, mission capacity, data rights, lunar assets, reusable rockets, infrastructure, and revenue-linked opportunities.
That is the market Copernic Space is building.
The Asset Classes
What Are Space Assets
Space assets fall into two categories:
Real-World Space Assets
Physical or mission-linked assets tied to space activity, including payloads, satellites, launch vehicles, lunar assets, infrastructure, data, and mission capacity.
- •Satellites, payloads, launch vehicles
- •Moon Mission I payloads
Financial Space Assets
Structured instruments linked to space assets, revenues, financing, mission outcomes, or infrastructure performance.
Together, these assets create new ways to participate in the space economy beyond traditional company ownership.
Our Focus
A full-stack platform for space asset markets.
Copernic Space supports the full lifecycle of a space asset — commercialization, issuance, financing, asset management, ownership transfer, settlement, and intelligence.
All within one integrated market system.
The Stack
Buy, fund, manage, price, and settle space assets.
SpaceMart
Marketplace access for real-world space assets.
SpacePool
Financing and liquidity layer for financial space assets.
Space Vault
Lifecycle management for issued assets, ownership records, rights, and distribution.
CSX
Settlement and incentive layer for transactions and revenue distribution.
SAI
Space Asset Intelligence for pricing, risk ratings, analytics, discovery, and portfolio construction.
Proven Model
From first mission to proven model.
Moon Mission I demonstrated that space assets can be structured, financed, distributed, and monetized.
The mission sold out. Liquidity providers received returns. Participants sent their assets to the moon.
In 2026, Moon Mission I assets are planned to open for secondary trading, creating price discovery and the market for lunar ownership.
What's Next
More assets are entering the system.
Copernic Space is expanding across:
- Lunar missions
- Reusable rockets
- Satellite data
- Orbital compute
- Payload access
- Mission-linked ventures
- Infrastructure rights
Each new asset type adds depth, pricing data, and future liquidity to the market.
Culture
Spaceibles — The Culture Layer
Spaceibles are digital and experiential collectibles tied to real space missions and participation. They connect culture, community, provenance, and experience with the broader Copernic Space ecosystem. They are not the core financial layer — they are the cultural gateway into it.
“Copernic Space will create widespread participation by enabling access to a broad class of space assets and millions of space-based transactions.”
Kevin O'Connell — Former Director of Space Commerce, U.S. Department of Commerce
Who We Are
Copernic Space is led by founders and operators with experience across digital assets, technology, commercial space, and market infrastructure. With three generations of space legacy behind us, our focus is enabling broader participation in the space economy.
Grant Blaisdell
Co-Founder & CEO
A serial entrepreneur and blockchain visionary, Grant has led pioneering ventures such as Coinfirm, driving the creation of a decentralized space asset marketplace that enables a new era of commercial space participation.
Eva Blaisdell (Lady Rocket)
Co-Founder & Visionary
An industry leader, philanthropist, and serial entrepreneur, Eva has driven Fortune 50 companies into new markets. As Lady Rocket, she spearheads initiatives making space accessible to all.
Pylyp Radionov
Head Blockchain Developer
A blockchain expert since 2016, Pylyp played a key role in developing Coinfirm. He leads the secure and transparent blockchain infrastructure of Copernic Space.
Marcella Hoff
Director & Head Curator, Spaceibles
A Web3 investor and influencer, Marcella drives market initiatives and curates unique space collectibles and digital assets.
Kevin O'Connell
Advisor — Former Director of Space Commerce
Former Director of the Office of Space Commerce at the U.S. Department of Commerce, Kevin brings deep expertise in space policy and commercial space strategy.
Ferrel Beleshko
Business Development
Leads strategic partnerships and expands Copernic Space's network within the global space industry.
Federico Magnasco
Executive Assistant
Ensures seamless operations and high-level executive coordination.
Built with the space economy.
Copernic Space works with partners across:
- Space missions
- Launch and infrastructure
- Lunar payloads
- Satellite data
- Orbital compute
- Digital asset markets
- Commercial and cultural projects
Work with Copernic Space.
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