Rules

100% of every bid buys back $HYPETRAIN

Everything paid for a rank goes back into the token. Nothing is held back.

The contract does not make the buy: it sends each bid to the treasury in a single transfer, and the buyback is made from there. This is a commitment about what the treasury does, not a rule the code enforces — and it is listed here rather than left implied so it can be held to.

What the code does enforce is the amount it is measured against. Every bid is a public transaction on Robinhood Chain, so the total cannot be overstated.

The boards

One payment ranks you on every board that includes that spend. The boards just look at different windows of time.

• All-time is the main board. Rank is everything you have ever paid for that listing. It does not expire.
• Today is a rolling 24 hours. Each payment counts from the moment it confirms, then drops off a day later. Whoever spent the most in that window is #1.
• Daily is a UTC calendar day — midnight to midnight. The current day stays live until it closes; past days freeze as an archive. Rank is what you spent that day, not the last 24 hours.

How ranking works

• New listings are whole US dollars, $10 minimum, $1 at a time. Ranks already on the board keep their amount until they raise or get outranked.
• Taking #1 costs at least $5 more than the current #1. Paying less still puts you on the board at whatever rank that amount can take. Equal amounts stay in the order they were placed — the older listing keeps the higher rank.
• Taking today’s #1 costs at least $5 more than the most anyone else spent in the last 24 hours.
• Already on the list? Enter the same URL or @handle again and raise your rank. The new amount must be at least $1 above your current rank; checkout only charges the difference. Someone else cannot take your rank by paying that difference.
• App Store, Play Store, GitHub, and similar platform links are keyed by their path, so different apps don’t share a rank. Tracking query strings are ignored.

Paying

One rail, one token: USDG on Robinhood Chain, dollar-pegged, so the number you see is the number you send. Token contract 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168.

A bid is not a transfer to a wallet. Your wallet approves the board contract and calls it, and the contract takes the payment and writes the total in the same transaction — so the ranking is something you can check rather than something we assert. Two wallet confirmations: one to approve, one to bid.

Send only USDG on Robinhood Chain. Funds sent on another network, or as another token, cannot be credited or recovered.

What you can list

• A product website, an X @handle, or a token on Robinhood Chain.
• To list a token, paste its contract address. Its name, ticker and logo are read once when the rank is claimed. A chart link for the same token resolves to the same listing, so it cannot hold two ranks. Tokens on other chains are not supported.
• Chat and invite links are not allowed — Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Messenger, Signal, and similar. The board is for products and profiles, not group chats.
• Links to sexual content are not allowed. If it is porn, NSFW, or an adult platform, it does not belong on the board.
• Query parameters are stripped from listing links. Affiliate, referral, and tracking URLs will not work.
• Link shortener URLs are not allowed.

The three boards

A listing is one of three things, and which one is not a choice — it follows from what you paste. A contract address is a Token, an @handle is a x.com profile, anything else is a Project. Each can be filtered on its own, and every filter has its own ranking.

After you pay

• Your listing is public. A click anywhere on your row opens your link in a new tab. Website links carry utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign so this board shows up in your analytics as the referrer — those are the only query parameters a click-out carries, and yours were already stripped. Profiles and token charts are sent through unchanged, since they discard tracking anyway.
• A confirmed payment is what claims the rank. Payments are not refundable — there is no way to reverse a settled on-chain transfer.
• Paying means you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.