Rules (there are barely any)

The board is sorted by bid, period. Outbid someone and you take their rank instantly. They get bumped down, not refunded. Skill issue. Matching a bid is not enough — to take a rank you have to pass it, and whoever reached that number first stays above.

Already listed? Enter the same URL or handle with a higher number and you top up the gap in USDC. Clicks and history carry over. Listings have no owner, so anyone can raise any listing — raising one can only help it.

You don’t need whale money to get on the board. Bid 5 USDC and you land wherever that puts you. Everyone starts somewhere. Amounts that are not whole dollars are floored to the nearest dollar.

Bids are final the moment the transaction confirms. This is the whole business model. You knew what this was. Nothing on the server can send money back — there is no refund code path to invoke.

Phishing links, drainers and honeypots are nuked without refund. Every submission is checked against published phishing blocklists and Google Safe Browsing before you can pay, and rechecked daily after — a domain that turns into a drainer next week gets delisted next week.

Every listing shows live click counts. If your project is mid, the whole timeline will see it’s mid. Ship better. Our own records tie no cookie, IP or fingerprint to a click — a click is a listing and a timestamp. The site does load page-view analytics from datafa.st, which is a third party and sees the requests your browser makes here.

Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal and the rest are rejected before payment. The board is for products and people, not group chats. A chat app’s own website is fine — a link into a conversation is not.

Adult content is not allowed. Neither is pretending to be a project or person you are not — lookalike domains and handles one character off a famous one get flagged and removed.

Query parameters are stripped, so affiliate and tracking URLs will not work. Link shorteners are replaced by their destination. The name and description on your row come from your own page’s title and meta description — not from whoever paid last, which is why nobody can rewrite your pitch by bidding a dollar.