A wallet can sell without a fee once enough buying has arrived behind it — until then, leaving costs a fee that is paid to the wallets still waiting.
Simulated traffic · the counter is live
AHow the queue works
- 01
You take a number
Buying issues a ticket. The ticket records how much buying must arrive behind you before you can leave for free: twice your position, plus whatever the wallets ahead of you are still owed.
- 02
The counter advances
Every buy advances the counter by its own size. When the counter reaches your number, your position is released and you can sell at no fee, whenever you want.
- 03
Or you pay to leave
Selling before you are released costs a fee on the sale — 30% at the moment you arrive, falling along a curve to zero as the counter approaches your number. That fee is paid to the wallets still in the queue after you go.
BThe price of leaving early
The fee is not a flat penalty and it is not a countdown. It is a curve on how close you are to being released, and it is convex — it stays expensive almost the whole way, then collapses at the end.
Halfway to release still costs 7.5% of the sale. Every cent of it goes to the wallets you are leaving behind, split by how trapped each of them is.
Progress to release
35%
Fee on the sale
12.67%
Kept by the seller
87.33%
CWho is waiting right now
See all 33 on the wall| # | Wallet | Buying needed to release | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0xa9cb…4ac1 | $1,000 | |
| 2 | 0x3350…859d | $1,500 | |
| 3 | 0x8f03…46ff | $5,900 | |
| 4 | 0x9a31…105f | $6,700 | |
| Total to clear the wall | $48,200 | ||
Rank 1 is next to be served. No handle, no avatar, no ENS — the wall lists addresses and amounts and nothing else.
You cannot leave
until someone takes your place
That is the whole mechanic, stated once. Everything on this site is the arithmetic of it, in dollars, exact, for every wallet in the queue including yours.
Take a number