The pay-to-rank economy, on one screen.

Latest deduplicated count of directly verified boards from the multi-source catalog plus active Deep Feeds. It is a discovery floor, not a claim that every market has been found.

Cumulative USD amounts published by source boards. These are source claims, not audited revenue, and non-USD amounts are excluded from this total.

The midpoint of source-published cumulative USD takings among boards with a recognized amount. Half report more and half report less.

The smallest current bid held by a rank-#3 advertiser across fresh ranked USD feeds. To move into that board's top three you would generally need to beat this holder, but the board's actual next-bid rule can be higher.

Observed outoutbid catalog counts lead into the deduplicated verified-union census at the marked methodology boundary. Values are preserved under their original source and no cross-boundary delta is inferred.

The current chapter in the pay-to-rank market story. The highest milestone whose board, reported-takings, feed, and activity requirements are all met is shown here.

Newest trusted Deep Feed events across every board, including new listings, bid changes, rank changes, drops, returns, and ownership changes.

The most recently listed boards in the verified catalog union. 'Found' is the catalog discovery time, not necessarily the board's original launch time.

Competitive moves require an advertiser's upward bid and rank climb in the same observed feed run, or an explicit loss of the #1 position. Board shocks group broad same-run reorders affecting at least five listings. Same-run events are associated evidence, not proof that one caused another.

The X-axis begins at terminalbid's first stored market observation and ends at the latest stored sample; it is not extended to the current clock when collection is delayed. The main chart's Y-axis starts at zero. When a coverage change compresses useful earlier movement, a second blue chart restores that detail with an explicitly auto-scaled Y-axis. Neither chart should be read as audited market growth.

Boards grouped by catalog category. USD is the sum of source-published cumulative USD takings in that category; other currencies remain excluded.