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Pay to rank
The leaderboard is the product.
Pay-to-rank means money is the score. You do not farm upvotes or buy a CPC: you pay, you sit, and the number is public.
Kaspa.bid is pay-to-rank for websites. The score is KAS. The rail is Kaspa. One http(s) host gets one row. Bidding on that same host stacks.
How the score works
Rank is the total KAS paid on a host. Not clicks, time, or a recency boost. The first accepted seat is 100 KAS. Afterwards, 100 KAS more than the leader takes #1. A smaller accepted bid still lands, wherever its total places it. Amounts use 100-KAS steps.
Why people do this
- Show a host to people already looking at the board.
- Stack the same host instead of opening a new campaign.
- Settle with Kaspa instead of a card.
- Keep the rule simple: more KAS, higher rank.
What it is not
- Not an upvote site: nobody boosts you for free.
- Not an ad network: no targeting, pixel, or account.
- Not a promise of traffic. Clicks may be counted, but they never climb.
Rules
- One http or https host per row. Paths, www variants, and query strings collapse to the canonical host.
- The minimum accepted bid is 100 KAS and bids use 100-KAS increments.
- Paying the same host again adds KAS to its existing total; it never creates a second row.
- Only confirmed, uniquely matched payments count. Bids are final after acceptance; no refunds.
- We may reject or remove unlawful, malicious, deceptive, or clearly unrelated submissions.
The receiving address is kaspa:qzfpdz4xce0mzx5nl0w089k3efjzeqwwzchmvcckf64hcpdg06kkzry4lyq7e. It is not yet accepting automatic bids.
FAQ
How Kaspa.bid works, what stacks, what does not, and how a Kaspa payment gets matched to a seat.
How much does it cost to sit?
The first accepted sit is 100 KAS. Afterwards, 100 KAS more than the leader takes #1. A smaller accepted bid still lands a seat, just not the top one. Amounts use 100-KAS steps.
What happens if I pay less than #1?
You still sit once the payment is accepted and matched. Rank is the total KAS on that host, so you land wherever that total places you.
Can I sit the same link twice?
Yes. The same canonical host never creates a second row. Pay again and the KAS add to the seat you already have.
Do clicks move my rank?
No. Clicks may be counted for context, but they do not climb. Time on the board does not climb. Only accepted KAS does.
What can I list?
One http or https host. Paths, www, and query strings collapse to the host. A social handle by itself is not a link.
Do I need an account?
No. The intended flow is: submit a host, receive a payment reference, and pay it from a Kaspa wallet. Nothing sits until the payment is confirmed and uniquely matched.
Can I get a refund?
No. Once a valid bid is confirmed and accepted, it is final. A payment that is never confirmed or cannot be matched is not automatically placed on the board.
What wallet do I need?
Any wallet that can send KAS to a Kaspa address, such as Kaspium. Wallet availability and supported features vary by provider.
How will Kaspa payments be matched to my link?
Not by guessing from a public transaction. Each submitted bid will receive a unique payment reference and a one-time deposit address generated for that bid. The watcher records the confirmed output to that address, then credits the pre-registered canonical host exactly once.
Can I send KAS directly to the public address now?
No. Do not send a bid to the public address until the payment flow is live. A direct transfer to one shared address does not contain a reliable association with your intended host.