A friend noticed and asked, http://sat0.org The domain name expires on May 3, 2027, with one year left. How to trade when the website is gone? But this question itself exposes a key cognition: http://sat0.org It's not the core of SATO, the contract is. http://sat0.org Just a front-end interface that helps you interact with on chain contracts. The website is down, but the contract is still running on the chain and will never be affected. How to trade when the website is gone: 1. Directly call the contract - find the Hook contract address on Etherscan, use the Write Contract function to directly send ETH to execute the transaction 2. Use DeFi frontend - In any tool that supports custom routing, such as Uniswap, 1inch, OKX Web3 wallet, etc., enter the SATO contract address ` 0x829f4B62EEBE12Af653b4dD4fFc480966F7d7f09 ` to trade 3. Building a new frontend in the community - the contract is open source, and anyone can copy the code to deploy a new frontend pointing to the same contract. SATO does not have an official website, the community can maintain the front-end on their own This is precisely the embodiment of SATO's ultimate decentralization. Without an official website or front-end, contracts are everything. http://sat0.org It's just a domain name registered by an anonymous person, it doesn't matter if it expires or not. The real risk does not lie in domain expiration, but in the contract code itself - which is immutable, open source, audited, and secure.