The bell rings.
A new round opens exactly on the hour or half-hour in European time.
A 30-MINUTE LIVE AUCTION
Welcome to $Auction — a perpetual half-hour ritual where one single move becomes the headline. Every 30 minutes, the largest one-time transaction is crowned, recorded, and placed at the center of the room.
WAITING FOR FIRST ELIGIBLE SOL BUY
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HOW THE ROOM WORKS
A new round opens exactly on the hour or half-hour in European time.
Single SOL-paid buy transactions compete for the top position. Only the largest one-time SOL spend matters.
When the 30-minute window closes, the top transaction becomes the round winner and the airdrop target.
Long before the room had walls, it had a bell. No paintings. No watches. No velvet ropes. The only thing ever sold here was attention.
Every thirty minutes, the House opens a blank lot. The crowd moves. Numbers rise. One gesture becomes larger than all the rest — and, for a moment, it owns the room.
The archive remembers winners by time, not by name. The bell never celebrates twice. When the next half-hour starts, the board is wiped clean and the auction begins again.
HOUSE RULES
The interface is intentionally simple: one timer, one leader, one outcome. Everything else is theatre.
Each round is anchored to Europe/Amsterdam time and resets at :00 and :30.
The leaderboard compares one individual SOL-paid buy at a time — never cumulative wallet activity.
The highest eligible transaction at the bell becomes that interval's winner.
The winning address becomes the intended recipient for the round's airdrop.