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+title: Auction
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+# Auction
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+To prevent price sniping, Handshake uses a blind second-price auction called a Vickrey Auction. Users can buy and register top-level domains (TLDs) with Handshake coins (HNS).
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+In a Vickrey Auction, a participant is only aware of their own bid. The bids are revealed at the end of the auction when a winner is chosen. The winner pays the second highest bid instead of his or her own.
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+- Names were released weekly during a pre-determined 52 week schedule (until Feb 2021)
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+- Blind bids can be placed any time after a name is released.
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+- Bidding is open to everyone for 5 days beforethe reveal period.
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+- Bidders have 10 days to reveal their bid price.
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+- A winner is assigned the name and pays the second highest bid at the end of the reveal period.
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+- The winning bid is burned and permanently removed from circulation.
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+- Losing bids are returned.
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+- Names are renewed every 2 years by paying standard network fee.
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+For more information, read the [Handshake paper](https://hsd-dev.org/files/handshake.txt).
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+![vickrey_auction.jpg](/vickrey_auction.jpg)
+Vickrey Auction's scheme and example

home.md

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 title: Home
 description: Handypedia the wiki for everything Handshake related 
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 This wiki is maintained by the Handshake community.
 
 ## Handshake
-![Handshake Logo](/hnsw.png =64x64){: .float-left}
+![Handshake Logo](/hnsw.png =64x64){: .align-left}
 
 [Handshake](/en/handshake) is a decentralized DNS root zone that eliminates the need to trust potential bad actors like ICANN and certificate authorities. Handshake uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: domain ownership and transfers are carried out collectively by the network.