FAQ

How does a coin get to the top?

Money. Rank is the total spent on a listing this season, and nothing else feeds into it. There is no algorithm, no engagement score and no editorial choice. The board next to a live race exists to be honest about that: the race is ranked by real trading, the board is ranked by spend.

What does “back it” do?

Adds your money to a listing that is already there, pushing that coin up. You do not need to have created the listing and you do not need a contract address to do it, because clicking the row already said which one you meant.

This is the part most boards get wrong. Forty people at $5 outrank one person at $150, because payments on one coin pool into a single position instead of splitting into a row each.

What happens when a season ends?

After 7 days the board resets to empty and the standings are archived in their final order. An archived season cannot take another payment, which is what keeps it fixed. Your rank stops being current and becomes a permanent record.

Which chains can I list?

Solana, Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain.

Paste the contract address and the chain is worked out for you. The address is checked against that chain before you are asked to pay, so a wallet address, a typo or a token account is refused rather than sold a rank.

Do you have a coin?

No. Any token claiming to be ours is a fake. We have never launched one and are not going to.

Is a listing an endorsement?

No. It means somebody paid. That is the whole meaning of a position here, and it is why every rank carries the amount that bought it rather than hiding it. Do your own research on anything you see.

Can I buy a place on the race itself?

No. The race reflects live market activity and cannot be bought at any price. The sponsored positions sit beside it and are labelled as paid. If the race could be bought it would stop being worth watching, and the board would stop being worth buying.

What does it cost?

It opens at $5 and moves in $5 steps. Taking a position costs one step more than the listing you are passing. The minimum does not rise as the board fills: $5 always places a listing, wherever its total ranks, and the board lists the top 100.

Something on the board should not be there.

Tell us and we will remove it. Paying does not protect a listing that impersonates someone, uses artwork it has no right to, or exists to deceive rather than to get attention.