EQUANET.ME
Middle Earth Online. Internet for 5 billion.
EquaNet provides sovereign broadband internet to the equatorial belt — 4.8–5.8 billion people, many of whom lack reliable connectivity today. Unlike Starlink (US-controlled, US-jurisdiction), EquaNet operates under Sovereign Compute Council governance, ensuring no single nation or corporation can throttle, surveil, or disconnect service.
2.6 billion people lack internet access, and most of them live in the equatorial belt. Starlink provides coverage but under US jurisdiction — meaning US sanctions, US data laws, and US corporate control determine who gets internet and who doesn't.
EquaNet provides satellite broadband under multinational SCC governance. No single nation can shut it off. No corporation controls the data. Equatorial nations own their own internet infrastructure for the first time in history.
LEO satellite constellation provides continuous coverage across equatorial belt
Ground terminals connect homes, businesses, and community hubs
Traffic is routed through SCC-governed orbital infrastructure
No data touches foreign jurisdiction unless explicitly requested
Pricing is set by SCC to ensure affordability across all member nations
Revenue is distributed to member nations based on SCC equity structure