BidToTheMoon is a public pay-to-rank board for crypto tokens and coins. Anyone lists a token — a Dexscreener link, a project site or a raw contract address — and every dollar paid raises that listing's position. Nothing closes and nothing is won: position holds only until someone pays more.
Most placement boards sell position with no evidence anyone ever arrived. This one counts clicks — once per visitor per day, bots excluded — and prints the last seven days on every card, next to what that position cost. The number you see on the board is the same number the owner sees. How counting works is documented in the listing policy.
Listing takes one field: a Dexscreener link, a project URL, or a contract address. The site resolves the token, and the card goes on the board free, seated below every paid position. From there the mechanics are exactly what they look like: a bid in USD raises the card's rank, ranks re-sort instantly, and the number-one slot carries the crown until someone outbids it.
What a bid buys is placement plus a public click counter. What it doesn't buy is endorsement — the board sells position, not vetting, and the copy on every listing says so. Payments settle through NOWPayments (300+ coins) or Stripe; a bid is credited when the payment confirms, not before.
BidToTheMoon is built and operated by an independent sole trader, registered in Poland. Bids are priced in USD and paid in crypto through NOWPayments or by card through Stripe; the database lives in the EU. There is no company behind the brand — the legal entity is the individual.
Listings are moderated for scams-that-aren't-even-trying: impersonation, malware links, and content that breaks the rules in the listing policy get pulled. Paying more does not exempt a card from removal — if a paid listing is removed, the standing policy is on the policy page, and the contact address reaches the person who made the call.
The board itself is deliberately small — one ranking, one price ladder, one ledger of clicks — because a simpler surface is a harder one to rig. Every public number is auditable in the same place it's displayed.
Before you pay, after you pay, or if you think a removal was wrong: vwaytofly@gmail.com. Receipts come from the same address, so replying to your receipt works too.