Multipliers on the points a bid earns. Four are live today, more are coming, and they
combine — which is why none of them is large:
- Streak — bid at least $10 in a day, on consecutive days. Your total for that day counts, so three $4 bids qualify the same as one $12 bid. Two days 1.05x, three 1.10x, five 1.15x, seven or more 1.25x. Miss a day and it resets.
- Underdog — bids on listings outside the top 10 earn 1.15x, outside the top 25 earn 1.20x.
- Rally — the more different wallets put $3 or more into a token within 24 hours, the more every bid on it earns: 5 wallets 1.10x, 15 wallets 1.20x, 30 or more 1.25x.
- Whale — the size of the bid itself: $50 earns 1.20x, $100 earns 1.25x, $250 or more earns 1.50x. Nothing to qualify for and nothing to keep up — it applies the moment the amount clears a tier, and it does not carry over to the next bid.
Streak and rally have a floor because both count wallets, and wallets are free to create — without one a streak would be a one-cent cron job and a rally would be one person with thirty addresses. Rally asks $3 in a single bid, streak asks $10 as your total for the day. Those floors decide whether you earn a boost, never whether you benefit from one: once a boost is live, every further bid you place is multiplied, the $1 ones included. Whale works the other way round by design — it is a property of one bid, so it neither carries over nor needs qualifying for.They multiply each other rather than adding up: a 1.1x rally with a 1.1x streak and a 1.2x underdog is 1.1 × 1.1 × 1.2 = 1.45x, and a $250 whale bid on top of that would make it 1.45 × 1.5 = 2.18x. Underdog is automatic — every listing from #11 down earns 1.15x, and from #26 down 1.20x, with no action needed. The rate shown is always what the next bid would earn, never an average of what earlier bids got.Two of them depend on the token, so the ⚡ button on every row shows what is live on that listing right now. There is no ceiling on the combined rate — it is simply the product, which is exactly why each single boost is kept small and why more of them can be added later. Whatever was active when your bid confirmed is locked in permanently: a later change never re-prices a past bid.