One slot. A price that finds its own level.
A single spotlight, sold by auction. Every payment splits three ways and pays the crowd in Stock Tokens.
Every sale doubles the price.
Every 12 hours halves it.
The price is anchored to the last sale, with a 1 USDG floor and no ceiling. Related research: Paradigm's VRGDA on demand-responsive auctions.
50 / 30 / 20.
Same split, every post.
Bought onchain. Out of circulation.
USDG
30% of the post price
ETH
First swap
BOOST
Market buyback
0xdEaD
Out of circulation
Two swaps on Uniswap v4. BOOST goes straight to 0xdEaD in the posting transaction.
Paid posts fund the rewards.
of every paid post
funds Stock Token rewards.
Paid posts
Advertisers take the spotlight
Shared reserve
Half of each payment, pooled
Stock rewards
Released as readers claim
Return visits
A reason to discover the next post
Responsive, with a reserve.
Rewards follow auction demand. Reserves soften quieter periods; payouts can slow or pause.
Participation over wallet farming.
BOOST holdings may improve rewards. Limits target the economics of mass-wallet farming—the idea behind cost-based Sybil resistance .
Open the post
Your visit starts the eligibility check
Draw
Discover 1 of 20 Stock Tokens
Claim
Review your reward. Claim to your wallet.
One claim per wallet per post · 10-minute grace after an outbid · Stock Token list
Put the spotlight on your page.
One script tag.
Drop this where the current post should appear. It draws a card from the public feed, links it here, and refreshes every thirty seconds. No iframe, no styles of its own leaking out.
<script src="https://boost.town/embed.js" async></script>Everything the card reads is public JSON: cached a few seconds, open to any origin, no key.
GET /api/posts?limit=20The current post and the latest twenty, each with its price, views, opens and what the vault paid out for it.GET /api/statsLifetime counters: posts, views, opens, claims, paid out and BOOST burned./post/1 · /recap/2026-09-04A page and a share card for one post, and for one UTC day. /recap is yesterday.The contracts, their addresses and the exact events the feed indexes are on the contracts page.



















