Territories and rankings

Every open territory has one leaderboard, ranked by market cap. In Chapter I the territories are the 50 US states.

The world is organised as region → country → territory. In the United States, territories are states; in South Korea, provinces and metropolitan cities. Each territory has its own leaderboard of the tokens launched in it, ranked by market cap.

The map shows each leader’s ticker and colours its territory in the leader’s ink. The stronger the lead, the deeper the colour. Dominance is the leader’s share of the territory’s total market cap. A territory where the top two are close shows faint hatching: it is contested.

Market caps are read from each token’s Pump.fun bonding curve on-chain, and from its main trading pool once it graduates. They refresh every few minutes.

Tokens that are delisted, or whose creator is on the Wanted board, stay in the history but never rank.