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Address asset marketplace

Four equal market actions. One shared workspace for address assets.

Idolist is not a lease-first tool. It is the operational front end for leasing out, managing leased assets, selling, and buying without forcing a default path or platform preference.

Current focus
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User intent decides the path. Platform stays neutral and only executes market infrastructure.

Platform role

Neutral matching, settlement state, and fee collection.

Price, term, start date, minimum unit, and visibility remain user-defined.
One asset can appear in multiple market states at the same time.
Platform collects fees, handles settlement state, and enforces execution rules.
Platform does not decide whether an address should be leased, sold, or held.

Primary actions

Enter the workspace by intent, not by platform preference.

Latest listings

21 in last 24h

Lease and sale supply are mixed in one tape.

Latest clears

7 closed today

Execution is platform-run, pricing remains user-set.

Demand heat

ARIN /20 and /21

Buy-side demand is exposed instead of hidden behind lease flows.

Platform fee

3.5% closing fee

Displayed separately from price logic and offer logic.

Shared market view

One table for lease, manage, sell, and buy.

Every row keeps asset context, market status, and user-defined parameters connected. No forced wizard, no default lease center.

All market actions · 0 rows
PrefixAsset stateMarket visibilityUser-set termsSignalsDetail
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My overview

Asset view and transaction view stay connected.

Owned
126 prefixes
Leased
44 contracts
Selling
11 listings
Buying
27 watch items
Pending
9 settlements

Transaction parameter panel

User-defined terms are visible before execution.

Price floor, ceiling, or bid value
Lease term, start date, renewal mode
Minimum unit, split policy, and listing visibility
Platform fee displayed separately from asset price

State flow

Execution timeline without platform bias.

1

User chooses a market action and sets terms.

2

Listing, bid, or renewal becomes visible in the shared market view.

3

Counterparty responds with offer, order, or renewal intent.

4

Platform executes settlement, status changes, and fee collection.