A host sets the price of its own weights, uncensored or not. The words of a call are not kept.
The home rank, the pool shelf, and the pair page are the argument. The desk shows those. It does not show the chain.
Shorter is faster
On the home page the payback rank runs from short to long. There is no composite score. The months, the street price, and the watts are on /payback.
One market
The pool does not add a surcharge for an uncensored name. Each host sets its own price per million tokens, and a call goes to the cheapest awake machine serving that model. If an uncensored weight is scarce, its hosts can ask more; if many serve it, the price falls. /inference/pricing shows what hosts ask right now.
The words do not stay
The pool page says the prompt exists only until a machine takes it, and the answer is returned once. The ledger keeps token counts, not the words. A credit is settled from a shielded Zcash memo or an exact USDC amount on Base. The ledger keeps the balance, not a card or a name.
What is on the page
The home rank shows which box is faster. The pricing page shows what hosts ask. The quoted tok/s stay on the pair page. The desk shows those three. It does not show the chain.