Your Base project, on my tee

I print your logo on my tee and wear it for 30 days. 10% of the profits will be used to market buy the coin of the top bidder project.

0 USDC

raised

6d 22h 21m

left to bid

0% of 1 000 USDC goal

Tap any spot to place a bid.

The auction, live

Each spot has its own opening bid, paid in full in USDC on Base. Outbids need to beat the leader by 5 USDC. Raise from the same wallet and you only pay the difference. The overall top bidder is highlighted — if the raise reaches the 1 000 USDC goal, 10% of auction profit is used to buy their coin.

Spot	Size	Held by	Current bid
Left chest Front left print	1200 × 1200 px · 300 DPI	—	25min
Right chest Front right print	1200 × 1200 px · 300 DPI	—	25min
Front bottom Lower front print	3951 × 2400 px · 300 DPI	—	35min
Back Full back print	3951 × 4800 px · 300 DPI	—	50min
Left sleeve Sleeve badge	960 × 960 px · 300 DPI	—	15min
Right sleeve Sleeve badge	960 × 960 px · 300 DPI	—	15min

How it works

Pick your print area

Six spots: left chest, right chest, front bottom, back, left sleeve, right sleeve. Opening bids from 15 USDC, depending on the spot.

Pay the full bid on Base

Place a bid and settle the full amount in USDC from any wallet on Base. If you’re outbid, bid again from the same wallet and pay only the difference. Losing stakes come back after the auction ends.

I wear the tee

The highest bidder at close wins. I print the logo on the tee and wear it every day for a month.

Timeline

1
Auction
1 week
Six print areas go up for bid in USDC on Base. Highest bidder at close wins the spot.
2
Printing
~1-2 weeks
After review, logos will be printed on the tee.
3
Wearing
1 month
I will wear the tee every day for a month. And post about it on X.

Where I’ll wear it

For a month, the tee comes with me everywhere.

Commute

On metro, bus, bike, sidewalks, you name them.

Gym

2x 2 hour sessions in the gym per week.

Friends

Cafés, dinners, and hanging out around the city.

Meetups

Tech nights, community hangouts, whatever’s on.

Bragging on X

I’ll post 2–3 photos a week of me actually wearing the tee. Follow me on X.

What the money buys

Purchase of 3 tees

The raise covers the cost of 3 black tees.

Printing costs

Each winning logo is printed on the selected area.

Market buy

If the raise reaches the 1 000 USDC goal, 10% of the profit is used to market buy the top bidder’s coin.

Community pool

Share the site. Take a cut.

10% of the proceeds goes into a community pool. Get a referral code, send people here, and the top 20 on the leaderboard split it in USDC on Base.

Get your referral code

Questions & answers

Is this real?

Yes. The tee is real, the print areas are real, and I will wear it every day for a month after the auction. USDC bids settle on Base.

How does payment work?

You pay the full bid in USDC on Base when you place it from a connected wallet. If you don’t win, that stake comes back after the auction ends. If you’re outbid and bid again from the same wallet, you only pay the difference.

What if someone outbids me?

You stay in the bid history and can bid again. Outbids need to beat the current bid by at least 5 USDC. Bid again from the same wallet and you only pay the difference. Losing stakes are refunded after the auction ends (not the moment you are outbid).

Can any project join?

Almost. Every image is reviewed by hand before it goes on the tee — it travels with me. I won’t print sexual or other inappropriate images, and I won’t print anything that infringes copyright. If a bid is refused, the payment comes back in full.

What do I actually get?

Your logo printed on the chosen area of a black tee I’ll wear around Budapest for a month, plus 2–3 photos a week of me in it on X and a spot on this page with a link to your site.

How does the 10% coin purchase work?

Only if the raise reaches the 1 000 USDC goal. After tee and printing costs come off the winning bids, 10% of what’s left is used to market-buy and burn the top bidder’s project coin or another coin they prefer. If the goal is missed, that purchase doesn’t happen. If two spots share the highest bid, the earlier bid wins.

Who built this?

It was built by Thomas, serial builder and Base enthusiast. Follow him on X: @torok_tomi

Your own auction

Run your own.

You pick the object — a plane, a MacBook, a tee, whatever it is. We’ll set up the same auction on it.

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