Getting started

#Before your first bid

You need a wallet on SOL and enough SOL for your bid, network fees and account rent. Connecting a wallet only reveals its public address. Placing or cancelling a bid asks you to approve a transaction.

You do not need to hold the project token to place a bid or earn points. Verify the coin's contract address; names and symbols can be duplicated.

#Find and inspect a coin

Use the search to find a name or paste a contract address. The catalogue offers sorting and filters for market cap, volume, liquidity, holders, age and existing bids. Metrics can be missing or delayed. A dash can mean unavailable data; zero SOL amounts also use a dash.

Catalogue and filters.Narrow the list, then open the coin to inspect its chart and funded bid levels.

The Fees column describes cumulative trading fees reported by the data source. It is not your fee for placing a bid and is not necessarily the creator's share.

#Place your first bid

1. Connect your walletUse Connect wallet. Check that the address shown is the account you intend to trade with.
2. Set a priceChoose a percentage below the current market or an exact price. The resulting bid price is fixed and does not track the market.
3. Choose the SOL amountReview how many tokens the bid can buy and the current points estimate. Leave SOL in your wallet for network fees.
4. Review and signApprove the transaction in your wallet. Once confirmed, the bid appears in the wall and in Portfolio.

#Follow the bid

Portfolio shows open bids, fills, points and claim history. A new bid earns nothing during its warm-up. Check Points for the current rules and your estimated rate.

Next payout.The countdown tracks the daily boundary; the pool beside it remains an estimate until close.