Leaderboard

Rank battles

THE LOUDEST FLEX ON THE INTERNET.

One public board. One number next to your name. Everyone can see exactly what you paid to stand where you stand, and exactly who you pushed down to get there.

🦎 What RankMe is

A world leaderboard where rank is bought, in the open. Pay more than the player above you and you take their spot. They get told. They can pay to take it back. That's the whole game, and it never stops.

πŸ’Έ Why it hits harder than any other flex

A watch can be fake. A screenshot can be edited. A balance can be borrowed for a photo. Your rank can't be faked: the payment is on the blockchain, the amount is on the board, and anyone can check it.

βš”οΈ It's a flex with an opponent

Nobody just "has" a rank. You took it from someone, by name, and they know. Every move is a public challenge, and the board keeps score of who dethroned whom, and how many times.

πŸ› It's permanent

Ranks reset each season. The record doesn't. Champions, throne-takers and founders stay in the Hall of Fame for good, and your prestige and badges follow your wallet forever.

Other ways to flex, and why this one wins

A verified badgesays you paid a subscription#1 says you outbid the entire world
An expensive NFTsits in a wallet nobody looks atyour rank sits on a board everybody looks at
A screenshot of gainsproves nothingevery rank links to its payment
A follower countcan be bought quietlythis is bought loudly, and that's the point
πŸ“£ Built to be shown off

Every rank comes with a flex card and a personal link that turns into that card wherever you paste it. Take the throne and the whole leader card is yours to dress up, with your own link on it.

πŸͺ™ Pay with what you hold

ETH, SOL, USDC, STRK, Bitcoin-pegged tokens, and the memecoins in your bag. Dozens of tokens across seven networks, all priced live in dollars so the board stays fair.

πŸ”“ Nothing to trust

No sign-up, no deposit, no account to hold your money. A payment is a plain transfer from your wallet. We never touch your keys, and we never ask for an approval.

The board is open. Somebody is above you.

Entry is a dollar. The throne costs whatever the last king paid, plus one step.