Commerce · alternatives · 2026
24 alternatives to INFINITY.bid
We just launched INFINITY.bid — a visual auction app inside Telegram where users can buy blocks on an infinite grid, customize them with colors, images, or links, and leave their mark. The higher your block, the more it costs (+1 star per row). Others can tap your blocks, and you earn "taps" — a playful system that might evolve into something more. All blocks are stored immutably on-chain. This started as an art-meets-UX experiment and grew into a real-time, infinite canvas shaped by users. Would love to hear your thoughts — on UX, scaling, weirdness, or whether this kind of playful model…
Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes.
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frontpage.sh▲165A perpetual auction for eight ad squares
Jun 2026 · frontpage.sh · its alternatives →
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Hi HN, I built this side project earlier this week. It executes an English auction on Solana with a reserve price of 0.1 SOL. Auction winner gets control of a Codex editor. Auction losers get refunded (minus a <$0.01 processing fee). The Codex agent operates in a sandbox and can only output HTML/JS/CSS. The project is open-source: https://github.com/neelsomani/the-daily-auction
Jan 2026 · thedailyauction.com · its alternatives →
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I have been dreaming of creating things (arts, games, etc.), but that wouldn't be possible because I can hardly draw anything. But now with Stable Diffusion everything is hopeful again, so I further collected the AI magics that I considered necessary in creation activities, and integrated them into an Infinite draw board (like Figma). Hope that I can hear from you, any advice or suggestions will be really appreciated!
2022 · github.com · its alternatives →
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Rare Bits▲137A zero fee Ebay-like marketplace for crypto assets
2018 · coingecko.com · its alternatives →
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SuperRare▲107Create, collect and trade rare crypto art and collectibles
2018 · superrare.com · its alternatives →
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Own a piece of the internet — from €2. Forever.
Sep 2026 · vermittlungs.link · its alternatives →
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2013 · btcbutton.com · its alternatives →
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bit16z▲80Investor NFT avatars. Crypto art is eating the world.
2021 · opensea.io · its alternatives →
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Temporary online art exhibitions, sold for Bitcoin
2015 · cointemporary.com · its alternatives →
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2014 · coinsayswhat.com · its alternatives →
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I wanted to explore the idea described in the tweet by Paul Sztorc that Bitcoin transactions can be art, so I created https://transactionbitmap.com which operates on the principle that art can be found in unexpected places, including the mathematical patterns and data inherent in blockchain transactions. Art is subjective, just like value is.
2025 · twitter.com · its alternatives →
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Claim.Watch▲21Today I received the official confirmation: Claim Watch just won the Best Product Award at the Half Baked x Bolt Founder Hackathon. There were 20,000+ participants globally. I made the TOP 5, and then 130,000 people voted for Claim Watch to win first place ($7,500 prize). First-week impact: 1,000+ active users 1,000+ settlements identified $800k+ recovered for people I built this during the hackathon, and now it seems to be turning into a real product. Happy to answer questions about the tech, stack, or how the system works.
Nov 2025 · claim.watch · its alternatives →
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Hi everyone, We just launched possibly a first ICO of a physical object ever. The project page is here: http://www.trivial.co/ And the first ICO page is here: http://www.trivial.co/auction/ The first item sold is just a rat mascot with no artistic purpose, but possibly - a high historical one :) The site requires MetaMask to track ICO's progress - we'll be fixing that soon. Any feedback will be appreciated. Especially potential new sellers, ideas for things anyone would be willing to buy, and ideas for investment funds willing to play with such tokens :)
2017 · its alternatives →
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Hey HN! We’re Thomas and Andrew, and we just built a Dutch auction exchange for cloud H100 rentals. It’s live at https://www.H100cloud.com. Auctions traditionally start at a base price and work their way up. That doesn’t work for cloud computing — would you ever want to be outbid and lose your data? Our Dutch auction model starts at a ceiling — $3.50/hr per H100. We lower prices every six hours until servers are picked up by buyers. We stop lowering them when prices reach a $2.20 floor. When you rent a server, the price is locked until you delete the server. You’ll never get…
2024 · h100cloud.com · its alternatives →
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