Is one of these accounts yours?
3% of every trade on a curve is set aside for the account it is named after, from the very first trade, whether that person has ever heard of this site or not. It sits in escrow until somebody proves the account is theirs. Nobody here can assign it, move it, or spend it in the meantime.
| a page we read | You put a code we issue somewhere public on the account. We request that page over ordinary HTTP and look for the code in what comes back. The claim is recorded only if it is there. |
| not a form | Filling this in proves nothing and records nothing. There is no path in the code that marks an account claimed without a response body containing the code. |
| not a review queue | Nobody approves claims. If the read fails, you are told which failure it was — the platform refused us, or the page was read and the code was not in it. |
| and its limit, measured | Of the three platforms, only X serves a profile this can read. TikTok cannot be read: it answers with a 1,462-byte login stub. Instagram cannot be read either: a 608 kB shell containing no profile content at all — not the bio, not even the display name. No code posted on either can be proved from here, however long you wait. That is on this page, beside the buttons, rather than discovered after four attempts. |
Nobody has claimed an account yet. This register stays empty until somebody does — it is not seeded with examples, because an invented claim on this page would be the exact lie the page exists to refuse.
Sign in to be issued a code.
| Account | Escrowed |
|---|---|
| @blknoiz06 | 0.001535625 paper SOL |
| @solana | 0.00094875 paper SOL |
| @elonmusk | 0.000755625 paper SOL |
| @vitalikbuterin | 0.0002625 paper SOL |
| @notthreadguy | 0.000170625 paper SOL |
| @jack | 0.000103125 paper SOL |
| @cobie | 0.00005625 paper SOL |
| @aeyakovenko | 0.00002625 paper SOL |
These figures carry their unit for the same reason every other figure here does. Claiming records the balance against your address; it does not send anything, and on a paper book there is nothing to send. How the book settles →
| X | can be read · 280,995 bytes Answers 200 and serves the profile without a session — the bio is in the HTML. A code in the bio is found. |
| TikTok | cannot be read · 1,462 bytes Answers 200 with a login stub. No bio, no display name, nothing about the account. No code posted anywhere on TikTok can be read from here. |
| cannot be read · 608,456 bytes Answers 200 with an app shell that carries no profile content — not the bio, not even the display name. No code posted on Instagram can be read from here. |
Each line is a real fetch of a real public profile from this server, with the bytes it returned. They are dated because they are observations — a platform can change what it serves to a visitor with no session, and if it does, these become wrong before anybody here notices.