[ Promote ]
Boost — push your token to the top.
A boost is a paid signal: it raises a token's trending score and lights up a badge across the app. Enough of them and the token hits the Golden Ticker.
What a boost does
Boosts are how the community pushes a token it believes in. Every boost raises that token's trending score, so it climbs the list where more people see it, and paints a gold ⚡ badge next to its name. It is a visibility signal, plain and simple — a way to say "look at this."
- Boosted tokens sort above the rest — biggest boost first.
- A gold ⚡ with the active-boost count shows on the list and the token page.
- Boosts are timed: each pack stays active for 12–24 hours, then fades.
How to boost
The Golden Ticker
Cross 100 active boosts and the token unlocks the Golden Ticker: its name and row turn gold across the whole app, and Killswitch fires an automatic post to X and Telegram announcing it — the same branded banner every other event gets. It is the loudest a token can get here.
What a boost is — and what it isn't
A boost buys attention, not safety. It moves a token up the list and makes it gold — it does not change a single on-chain rule. Liquidity still locks at graduation for every token, the opening rules are the same for every token, and a boosted token can still go to zero like any other. Boosting is marketing, so treat a ⚡ as "someone paid to be seen," never as "this is safe." Do your own research exactly as you would with an unboosted token.
The fine print
- A boost is paid promotion, not an endorsement. It buys visibility on Killswitch and nothing else — it doesn't vet the token, and a ⚡ never means a project is safe.
- Boosts only change where a token shows up here. They don't touch its contract, price, supply, or liquidity, on-chain or anywhere else.
- Payments are final. A boost runs for the pack's listed duration and isn't refundable, including if the token stops trading or the price drops.
- This isn't financial advice. Boosted or not, do your own research before buying any token.