Claim your account
Your page here is a public record with your handle on it. Claiming it connects your X account, replaces the record with your own words where you are allowed words, and starts the ledger.
- 51 licensed companiesfrom official state registers
- Crypto-Twitter roster: the accounts the owner names, each read as X publishes itchecked 2026-09-08
- 51 accountsone public register, read 2026-09-08
One lead, one company
Shared-lead marketplaces sell the same homeowner to four or more competitors and let you race to the phone. Every lead here routes to exactly one company: yours. No resale, no bidding against the same enquiry you just paid for.
- Claim by signing in with X as the handle the RECORD names. The X user id is the proof, and it is the only thing that sign-in is used for.
- The ledger is every post of yours naming a token we can resolve, with the price that day, the price now, and a link to the post. You cannot edit it and neither can anyone who pays us.
- You can edit words, attach a reply to any row, dispute a row (which suspends it from the score while a person reads it), or take the page down entirely.
- A listing is a page and a badge. It is not a rank: the leaderboard reads the score, the score reads the ledger, and the ledger has no payment column.
- One payment, once. Nothing to renew, and you can leave at any time.
The economics, measured
A listing is one payment, once. What it buys is a page, a badge and the ledger being kept up to date. It does not buy a position, and no amount of money changes one.
One payment to list and be scored, with nothing to renew. A listing is reviewed by a person before it publishes and refunded in full if it is refused. Paying is never publishing, and payment never moves the leaderboard.
Crypto-Twitter roster: the accounts the owner names, each read as X publishes it, retrieved 2026-09-08
How it works
- Find your page
Every account on the seed register already has a page here, built from its public record. Find yours from the directory index.
- Sign in with X
Claiming asks you to sign in as the handle the record names. That proves the account is yours; it does not start any read of your posts on its own.
- Authorise the read
Once claimed, your timeline is read with your permission and every post naming a token becomes a row. You can attach a reply to any row, dispute one, or take the whole page down.
Where the demand is now
Coverage grows state by state. Join early and your service area gets priority as volume builds.
- Analysis and macro 8 accounts
- DeFi and builders 10 accounts
- Media and shows 11 accounts
- Memecoins and NFTs 5 accounts
- Trading 17 accounts
Questions pros ask
Does paying move me up the leaderboard?
No, and it is enforced rather than promised: the leaderboard reads the score, the score reads the ledger, and the ledger has no payment column. There is a test that pays for a listing, buys a sponsored slot on top, and asserts the ranking is byte-identical.
Why is my page here if I never asked for it?
Because a public record already published your name, your handle and what you work on, and this directory reproduces public records. An unclaimed page carries nothing that record did not publish: no posts, no followers, no score. If you would rather it was not here, say so and it comes down.
What happens if I leave?
Your page is unpublished and the copy of your posts we derived from is deleted. Your posts stay yours and stay on X. What is kept is that a record existed and was withdrawn.
Claim your account
Exclusive enquiries in your state, previewed before you pay, refunded when the contact does not verify. Onboarding is manual and register-checked.
- One lead, one company
- $0 one payment, once
- No contract, no monthly minimum
Already on the register?
Every firm on the registers this site publishes already has a page here. Claim yours by proving you control the website the register names, add what a register row has no field for, and read what a listing must be before you pay: a claim is a badge and a placement is a labelled slot, and neither changes the order of the register.