The 3 highest scores on the board, right now. A podium seat is held, not sold. There is no way to buy one: it is read off the live ranking every time this page is served, and lost the moment a bigger score passes.
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Every block on claim.town gets a page. The 3 at the top get a different one, written for the machines that decide who gets found as much as for the people who visit.
Rank is money, then age. Every dollar fed to a block is added to its score, and the board is sorted by score, so the podium is the top of that list, recomputed the instant a payment settles.
Nothing about it is stored. There is no podium table, no term, no renewal and nobody to ask. A block that drops to 4th loses the seat, the followed link and the write-up on the next request anybody makes, and whoever passed it has them.
Matching a score does not pass it. The incumbent wins ties, so taking a seat means exceeding the block in it. Only #1 pays anything to stay.
Claim a block, and it wears your site's own brand on the island: its logo, its name, its colour. Feed it and it walks toward the middle. The three at the middle are on this page.