Core mechanics: highest bid takes #1, repeat bids top up your entry
aliscodes · x · 2026-08-23
The author explains the core mechanics of the real-time auction leaderboard: products and sites bid dollars to claim a rank, highest bid gets the #1 spot, and bidding again on the same URL tops up the existing entry instead of creating a duplicate. No accounts or login — just a URL and a card.
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