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ThinkTime.lol

Claim any of 365 dates on the public year wall.

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Description

Claim any of 365 dates on the public year wall. Own it every year until stolen at 1.5x. Name, note & X handle displayed. Pay by card, X Money or crypto.

About ThinkTime.lol

What is ThinkTime.lol?

thinktime.lol is a public year wall. You buy a month-day, and you own that date every year until someone pays 1.5x to steal it.

What ThinkTime.lol does

Inventory is 365 cells, with no leap day. You own the date, not a single calendar year. Most days start at $1, and holidays start higher. A completed payment claims the date. The last owner keeps nothing, and there is no refund. You can put a name, a URL, an X handle, and a 140-character public note on the date.

Who ThinkTime.lol is for

The wall is for a public name, note, product website, or X handle on a month-day. Chat and invite links are not allowed. Today is America/Chicago.

How ThinkTime.lol works

Buy this day with a card, X Money, or crypto. Card is Stripe. X Money is a send to @MarkZofMarkZ with the unique note. Crypto is SOL, BTC, or ETH, and on Solana that note is the memo. Steal is 1.5x the current bid, rounded up to the next dollar.

Key features

  • 365 dates, no leap day. You own the month-day every year until it is stolen.
  • Most days start at $1. Holidays start higher. Super Bowl Sunday is $100. Mardi Gras is $50.
  • The grid is lined up to 2027 so Super Bowl Sunday, Feb 14, 2027, sits on Sunday.
  • Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday use the next 2026 dates.
  • A product website or an X handle, plus an optional display name and a 140-character public note.
  • Pay 1.5x the current bid, rounded up to the next dollar. The previous owner gets nothing.
  • Four year-round plaques. First is $50, then $100, $150, and $200.
  • Card is a monthly Stripe subscription until you cancel. X Money and crypto are 30 days prepaid.

Pricing

As listed on thinktime.lol, checked 13 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.

  • Empty dates start at $1. Holidays start higher. Steal is 1.5x, with no refund.
  • Super Bowl Sunday is $100. Mardi Gras is $50.
  • The next open plaque is $50/month on card, then $100, $150, and $200.
  • Card is monthly until you cancel. X Money and crypto plaques are 30 days prepaid.

Facts from thinktime.lol, checked 13 October 2026

  • support@fivetoclose.cloud is the contact before a payment dispute or chargeback.
  • The grid calls out Super Bowl Sunday, Mardi Gras, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday.
  • A completed payment is what claims the date.
  • Pick Solana, Bitcoin, or Ethereum for crypto.

Written from ThinkTime.lol's own website (Homepage). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

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Frequently asked questions

What do I own when I buy a date?

You buy a month-day. It is yours every year until someone pays 1.5x to steal it. There is no leap day, and you own the date, not a single calendar year.

What does a steal cost?

Pay 1.5x the current bid, rounded up to the next dollar. The last owner keeps nothing. There is no refund.

How can I pay?

Card, X Money to @MarkZofMarkZ, or crypto on Solana, Bitcoin, or Ethereum. Card is Stripe. Crypto uses SOL, BTC, or ETH, with the unique note as the memo on Solana.

What can I put on a date?

A product website or an X handle, plus an optional display name, X handle, and 140-character public note. Chat and invite links are not allowed.

What are the year-round plaques?

Four year-round plaques sit above the calendar. First is $50, then $100, $150, and $200. Card is a monthly Stripe subscription. X Money and crypto are 30 days prepaid.

Which timezone does today use?

Today is America/Chicago. The page says Chicago time owns the crown at the top of the page.