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August 12, 2026

Total Solar
Eclipse

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Greatest eclipse · 17:47:06 UTC ·

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A community token launched to mark
the 2026 total solar eclipse.

Eclipse
$ECLIPSE

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After eclipse

The project doesn't end when it passes.

$ECLIPSE launches to mark the moment a shadow crosses the Earth on August 12 — but the work behind it is aimed further out. We are building our own DEX, with token launcher, community calls and more.

Follow our TWITTER to see it before anyone else. Eclipse is the starting, not the finish.

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The Event

The last total eclipse Europe saw was in 1999

The Moon passes directly between Earth and the Sun, and for a brief window the solar corona becomes visible to the naked eye. This is the first total solar eclipse visible from mainland Europe in 27 years.

2m 18sMax totality
294 kmShadow width
1.0386Magnitude
65.2°NGreatest eclipse
Where to Watch

The path of totality

The shadow crosses Greenland and Iceland, then makes landfall over northern Spain at sunset. Times below are local to each location.

Látrabjarg Iceland 17:44:28 GMT 2m 13s
Reykjavík Iceland 17:48:16 GMT 1m 01s
Oviedo Spain 20:27:05 CEST 1m 49s
Palma de Mallorca Spain 20:31:05 CEST 1m 36s
Bilbao · Zaragoza · Valencia Spain 20:27–20:33 CEST In path

Madrid and Barcelona are outside the path — they see only a deep partial eclipse. Travel north to reach totality; 99% is not the same event.

Eye safety is not optional

Looking at the partially eclipsed Sun without certified protection causes permanent retinal damage. Use only eclipse glasses meeting the ISO 12312-2 standard — sunglasses do not work. Glasses come off only during totality, and go straight back on the instant the Sun returns.