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What is STELLA?
STELLA is the company behind two products: Orbis and Aivex. Orbis is a wallet-native social map for trust and permissioned connection, live at orbis.tbsstella.com. Aivex is an assisted trading workspace built for clear controls and disciplined runs, currently Coming Soon with a Discord waitlist at aivex.tbsstella.com. STELLA's brand line is MAKE WEALTH · MAKE FRIENDS.
What are STELLA's official channels?
STELLA's official website is tbsstella.com. Orbis lives at orbis.tbsstella.com and Aivex at aivex.tbsstella.com. Community and updates run on Discord (discord.gg/rJsHbwMP7z), Telegram (t.me/TBSStella), X (@TBSstella), and YouTube (@TBSstella), which hosts one demo video for each product. Treat accounts or sites that aren't linked from tbsstella.com with caution.
Does tbsstella.com collect my data or have accounts?
The STELLA site has no accounts, no sign-in, no contact form, and no shop. The host, Vercel, sees ordinary technical data such as IP address and browser to deliver the site. Analytics from Vercel load only if you accept them in the cookie banner. Connecting a wallet happens on Orbis, and the Aivex waitlist runs on Discord. Neither happens on tbsstella.com.
What is Orbis?
Orbis is a wallet-native social map for trust and permissioned connection, built by STELLA. You sign in with an Ethereum wallet, create a profile, and appear on a globe alongside other people who are signed in at the same time. From there you can open profiles and send text messages. There's no feed and no algorithm choosing who you meet. The app is live at orbis.tbsstella.com.
Does signing in to Orbis cost gas or send a transaction?
No. Orbis uses Sign-In with Ethereum (SIWE) on Ethereum mainnet. You sign a message that proves you control the address. That signature isn't an on-chain transaction and doesn't cost gas. As with any wallet prompt, check that the request comes from orbis.tbsstella.com before you sign.
Can other people see my exact location?
No. If you choose to share a location, Orbis stores a coarse grid of about 11 kilometres, not a street address. If you don't share one, Orbis shows a country instead, which may be inferred from the IP address you log in from. In Orbis's own words, it's "enough to be nearby, not enough to be followed home."
Who can see me on the Orbis map?
Only people who are signed in themselves. You appear on other people's maps while you're signed in, your profile is set to visible, and the tab is open. Closing the window, switching wallets, or disconnecting signs you out and takes you off the map. Signed-out visitors see only an empty globe. You can hide your profile or block people at any time.
How does Orbis decide who can message whom?
You can start a new conversation (a greeting) only with people who are currently on the map, online, and visible. How many new conversations you can open per UTC day depends on your trust score (Vibes). Once a conversation exists, either person can leave text messages while the other is offline. You can also close DMs or block someone.
How is the Orbis trust score calculated?
Vibes is a 0–100 trust score. Everyone starts at 50. It rises with public on-chain activity and wallet balances on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon, drops if people block you, and can't be edited or bought from Orbis. It only sets how many new conversations you can open each day. You can show, blur, or hide your asset summary on your profile.
How are Orbis messages encrypted?
Messages are encrypted at rest; Orbis can decrypt them for safety and support. Not end-to-end. Direct messages are text only. Orbis doesn't store chat photos, video, voice, or files. It never sees or stores wallet private keys or seed phrases.
Who can use Orbis?
Orbis is for adults. Before you connect a wallet you tick a box confirming you're at least 18 and that you agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy. You can connect an Ethereum-compatible wallet, and WalletConnect is available for mobile wallets. Orbis is a social product. It isn't a bank, broker, exchange, custodian, or investment service.
What is Aivex?
Aivex is an assisted trading workspace built for clear controls and disciplined runs, made by STELLA. Its own page describes it as "a co-pilot that works with you — not a black-box bot." You set the intent and the limits; nothing goes live without your confirmation. Aivex is not open yet. It's in Coming Soon, with a waitlist on Discord.
Is Aivex available now?
Not yet. Aivex is at the Coming Soon stage, and aivex.tbsstella.com currently shows a waitlist rather than an app. There's no public launch date. The best way to hear about progress is to join the Aivex waitlist on STELLA's Discord and follow STELLA on X or Telegram. Joining the waitlist doesn't give trading access.
Does Aivex trade automatically for me?
Aivex is a co-pilot that works with you — not a black-box bot. You set the intent and the limits; nothing goes live without your confirmation.
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