24 launches a day and not one more. The hour belongs to whoever bids highest for it, and every winning bid is spent buying $ONE.
The slot
Bids sit in the open for the whole hour. When the clock hits zero the top bid launches, everyone else is refunded, and the next hour opens with an empty board.
Launching at --:00 UTC · slot -- of 24 today
Minimum bid 0.5 SOL. Anything you bid is refunded unless you win the hour.
Settled
Every row is one launch and the bid that paid for it. The whole bid went into $ONE.
How it works
Anyone can queue a coin. Only one leaves the pad each hour, so the pad never floods and the slot is worth paying for.
Name, ticker, image, and a bid in SOL. Minimum 0.5. Your bid is visible to everyone for the rest of the hour.
Anyone can outbid you. You can raise as many times as you like — only your highest bid counts.
Top bid launches immediately. Everyone else gets their SOL back in the same block. Nothing else deploys that hour.
100% of the winning bid is spent on $ONE at market. The pad keeps nothing.
One per hour, forever. No exceptions, no paid queue skips.
Returned when the hour settles. Nothing is held back as a fee.
Spent at market the moment the slot settles. On chain, visible.
Normal token, normal curve. The scarcity is the slot, not the coin.
Questions
The slot goes unused. The pad does not launch filler and the hour is simply skipped — that is the point of a hard cap.
Yes. Each hour is its own auction and your bids are independent. You can also hold two slots back to back if you outbid everyone twice.
Nothing but cost — and every SOL they spend doing it is spent buying $ONE. A whale farming the board is the best case for holders.
Yes, in full, when the hour settles. Only the winning bid is spent.
No. Standard token, standard curve, no lock. You are buying the hour, not a different kind of coin.
$ONE
Spent buying $ONE at market when the hour settles. Not a treasury, not a split, not a vesting schedule — a market buy, every hour there is a winner.
Holding is the whole mechanic. The buys happen whether you are watching or not, and the busier the board gets the bigger they are.
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