How it works

Ten positions. Bought by the minute.

A public ranking anyone can enter and nobody keeps for free. Six ideas explain all of it.
  1. Take

    Grab an open position

    Buy a position that is unlocked and unprotected. It costs 1 credit and it is yours, guaranteed, for 5 minutes. Nothing can move you while that runs.

  2. Stay

    Your time ends. You don’t leave

    When protection runs out you are not removed, not moved and not hidden. You stay exactly where you are, unprotected, until somebody actually takes the position from you.

  3. Hold

    Buy a little more certainty

    Whoever is standing on a position can hold it: 15 min for 10, 30 min for 20 credits. One short hold per continuous run at a position — take it or leave it, but you only get one.

  4. Lock

    Make it certain

    A lock runs for an hour or more and cannot be displaced by anyone. Longer blocks reach lower marginal rates, and an active lock is extended rather than replaced.

  5. Cascade

    Everyone else moves down

    When somebody takes a position, the listing that was there moves down, and so does everything unprotected below it. Protected positions are skipped entirely — they stay exactly where they are.

  6. Unlock

    The board opens up

    Position #1 is open from the start. When every position above another is locked at the same time, that position opens for direct purchase — permanently. It never closes again.

What it costs

1 credit = €1.

Credits are platform balance. You buy them once and spend them on positions; they are not transferable, not withdrawable and not redeemable for cash.

Short protection

Take — 5 minutes
1 credit
Hold — 15 minutes
10 credits
Hold — 30 minutes
20 credits

A take is how you arrive. A hold is how the current owner buys a little more time, once per run at a position.

Lock — credits per hour

Hours 1–2
40 / hour
Hours 3–5
38 / hour
Hours 6–11
35 / hour
Hours 12–23
32 / hour
Hours 24–71
28 / hour
Hours 72+
25 / hour

Progressive: each band prices only the hours that fall inside it. Six hours is two at the first rate, three at the second and one at the third.