A position on a public list. This page says what that includes, what it does not, and when money comes back.
The highest bid is ranked first. There is no algorithm, no editorial judgement and no other input — a listing that bids more ranks higher than one that bids less, always. Two listings level on money are separated by whoever reached that total first.
Any bid at or above $5 gets you on the board. It does not have to beat the top price — it takes whatever position it can.
It is not an endorsement, and it says nothing about whether a token is safe or worth holding. We do not check that it is either.
A bid is a total, not a top-up. If your project already holds $500 and you bid $1,000, you are charged $500 — the difference. The smallest step up is $5.
Your position changes when the payment provider confirms the funds, not when you start a checkout. An abandoned checkout costs nothing and changes nothing.
No account is created. The email you give is used to send a receipt and to reach you about the listing, and for nothing else.
Within 24 hours, for any reason: ask and we refund it. Your position drops back to what it was before that bid.
If we remove your listing: any bid placed in the 30 days before removal is refunded in full — unless the removal was for fraud, impersonation or a contract that cannot be sold.
If the board is down for more than 24 consecutive hours: we refund the days you were not visible, pro rata, without being asked.
What is not refundable: time you were visible and someone outbid you. That is the product working, not a fault.
Fraud, impersonation, contracts that cannot be sold, stolen branding. Not being unpopular, controversial or a bad investment — those are not ours to judge.
A removed listing keeps its written reason. Write to the address in the footer to dispute one.
A high position means a project spent money to be seen. Verify any contract address yourself before you trade it, and remember that trading happens on third-party platforms we do not operate and take no fee from.