Pay to climb. Ranked on-chain.
One public board, no signup. Every rank is bought, not earned. To pass a project, pay more ETH than it holds. The position is yours until someone outbids you.
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Every project is a listing in the OutbidETH contract with a cumulative bid in ETH. The board is just those listings sorted high to low. Creating a listing costs the minimum opening bid; after that, anyone can send more ETH toward any listing to push it up. Bids are payments, not deposits: you're buying the rank while you hold it, so getting passed doesn't refund you. Bids accumulate in the contract until the operator withdraws them: a single key controls that treasury, so you're trusting the operator with custody, not a decentralized escrow.
Example: your listing sits at a cumulative 5 ETH. Someone else tops theirs up to 5.5 ETH and passes you. To retake the spot you don't pay their total, or a flat amount above it; you just need your own cumulative bid to end up higher. You've already got 5 ETH in, so sending another 0.51 ETH brings your total to 5.51 ETH and puts you back on top.