At Bitcoin 2025, during the Unstoppable Women of Web3 and AI VIP Lunch at Litecoin Summit, Copernic Space and Lady Rocket handed over a Bitcoin wallet currently residing on the Moon to the Women In Bitcoin Initiative, powered by 501(c)(3) nonprofit Unstoppable Future Corporation (UFC). This asset will support female-led Bitcoin, space, and artificial intelligence projects.
Originally delivered to the lunar surface on March 2, 2025, via Copernic Space’s Moon Mission I, the wallet was funded by Lady Rocket and the Lady Rocket Foundation. Complete with private keys, it will be authenticated and tokenized under Copernic Space’s Real World Space Asset (RWSA) standard, creating a verifiable digital asset on-chain.
“Spending time with the incredible women at The Bitcoin Conference—many of whom know me from my mission to open Space to women—was deeply inspiring,” said Eva Blaisdell, also known as Lady Rocket, Co-founder of Copernic Space and founder of the Lady Rocket Foundation.
“Connecting with leaders like Sandy Carter of Unstoppable Women in Web3 and AI, Kelly Ann Collins of Unstoppable Future and the Women In Bitcoin Initiative, and Astrid Pilla of Club Miku and the Women In Bitcoin Initiative, I felt compelled to contribute my Lunar Bitcoin Wallet as a bold step forward,” she said. “Through the Lady Rocket Foundation and Copernic Space, I’m advancing Bitcoin’s role in the Space Economy and creating a platform for women to lead in this new frontier.”
“As co-founder of Copernic Space, alongside CEO Grant Blaisdell, we’ve consistently worked with women in Web3—artists, AI creators, and investors—to merge Space and crypto into a new economy of opportunity. Thrilled to see support from the Litecoin Foundation as we expand this vision.” Blaisdell said.
We are also extending an invitation to The Bitcoin Conference and David Sacks, Chair of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (the White House AI and crypto czar), to join the Lunar Bitcoin Wallet Initiative as we collaboratively shape a groundbreaking space and Bitcoin program that women can champion and lead, she said.
“This is what it looks like when innovation meets inclusion,” said Kelly Ann Collins, Founder and Executive Director of UFC and Co-founder of Women In Bitcoin, who has worked on social-impact initiatives involving Disney, Starbucks, United Nations, HP, Adobe, three White House administrations, and more. “To receive the keys to a Bitcoin wallet on the actual Moon is so much bigger than symbolism, it’s a declaration that women belong in every space, including outer space.”
Astrid Pilla, Founder of Club Miku, Co-founder of Women in Bitcoin and creator of Satoshia (an AI Bitcoin educator), spoke to the significance: “Satoshia’s debut at Bitcoin 2025 and this lunar activation send a clear message: women belong in tech, finance, and now, space.”
The transfer of the lunar wallet to the Women In Bitcoin Initiative marks a historic moment for crypto and decentralized tech as well as philanthropy and gender equity in emerging industries.
“This partnership is a testament to Copernic Space’s mission to democratize access to space,” said Grant Blaisdell, CEO and Co-founder of Copernic Space. “By tokenizing real-world space assets, we empower communities to engage with, invest in, and benefit from the space economy.”
The wallet will fund both Bitcoin education programs and female-led AI start-ups, including Pilla’s Club Miku, which develops autonomous AI agents for global brands. UFC’s Women In Bitcoin Initiative, which brought more than 100 women to Bitcoin 2025, one of the largest female delegations in crypto history, and this lunar handover cements that momentum.
“This Moon wallet activation is a breakthrough for inclusive innovation,” Pilla said. “Not only are women welcome in finance and tech but they’re now being handed the keys to the stars.”
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