About

Every ranking in trading is rigged and pretends not to be. Affiliate payouts decide the “best prop firm” lists. Ad budgets decide who you see. Engagement farming decides who looks big. You are always reading a paid ranking dressed up as an honest one.

Top of Book does the same thing with the mask off. Rank is the bid. That is the whole product.

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The rules, all of them

Rank is the bid.

The board sorts on one number: the total you have paid. There is no algorithm, no upvotes, no editorial pick, and no way to earn a place without paying for it.

Spots start at $5.

Bid less than the name above you and you still land on the board, at whatever position your money reaches.

Bids stack.

Come back and add more, and your total goes up. You climb from where you already are instead of starting over.

Ties go to whoever got there first.

Match someone's total and you sit behind them. To pass, you have to beat them.

Every click is public.

Each listing shows how many people it sent out. You can see what the spot actually bought before you bid on it.

Bids are final.

Money paid is not refundable, and nobody can be pushed off the board except by someone paying more.

What this is not

It is not a review site, a ranking of skill, or a list of people worth trusting with your money. Nobody here is checked, verified, audited or endorsed. A high position means one thing: that person paid more than the person below them. Treat every listing as an advertisement, because that is exactly what it is. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and trading carries a real risk of losing money. One more thing, said plainly: the company behind this board also runs its own trading education business. If it ever takes a spot here, that listing is labeled as operator affiliated, and it pays like everyone else.

Take a spot

The board is empty. First bid takes #1.

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