Username Market

The market is where a name changes hands. Every username you own is a digital asset — it stays yours until you sell it, and it only ever leaves your account if you put it up yourself.

• Usernames — the address that opens a page. Buying one gives you a second address that opens your page.
• UIDs — the number shown beside a name. Decoration, not a link.

1. 1Open Account → Wallet and top up.
2. 2Find the name on the market and place a bid, or press Buy now.
3. 3Each new bid has to clear the current top by the house step, so a lot cannot be nudged up by pennies.
4. 4A bid holds that amount out of your balance straight away and gives it back if somebody outbids you.
5. 5When the auction closes or you meet the buy-now price, the name moves to you and every other name you own keeps working.

1. 1Open Account → Wallet first — the sale pays into it.
2. 2Open Your names and press Place on Auction on the name you want to sell.
3. 3Set an opening price and, optionally, a buy-now price that ends it instantly.
4. 4You can sell a name once you have held it for a week — a name you bought starts that week again — and a lot opens at the market minimum.

You can pass a name straight to another user without a sale — no auction, no buyer, just a direct handover.

1. 1Open Your names and press Transfer on the name you want to move.
2. 2Enter the exact username of the person receiving it — the account has to exist and not be your own.
3. 3Confirm — the name leaves your account and lands in theirs right away, and they are notified.

The market runs entirely on your thugg.lol wallet — there is no second balance and no card on file. A bid is money you already hold being reserved.

• A bid removes the amount from your available balance immediately and holds it against that bid, so you cannot spend it twice.
• Nothing is paid to the seller and no commission is taken while you are only the top bidder.
• Get outbid and the hold comes straight back — your wallet shows a Refund, and there is nothing to claim.
• If a lot closes between pressing Buy now and settling, the hold is released automatically and you are told — money is never stranded on a lot that no longer exists.

Account → Wallet lists every movement with the words that describe it.

A bought name does not expire, cannot be reclaimed and does not disappear while you hold it. The only thing that ends your ownership is selling it yourself or deleting the account that holds it.

Owning a name never puts it up for sale. A lot exists only when the owner creates one, and an auction with no bids can be cancelled.