Olympus Auction House — since announcement

The drop.

Four days, 44 shipped changes, and a couple genuinely new ways to trade on bidolympus.com. Here's what's actually worth showing off.

01
New

A Bounty Board — post a want, stay anonymous, get matched

Flips the whole model: instead of only sellers listing what they have, anyone can now post what they're hunting for. It goes up with zero identifying info. Anyone who thinks they have a lead responds privately — never visible to the poster, only to Olympus Reserve — who brokers the match and takes a cut, same escrow model as every consignment.

Both sides of a match stay mutually anonymous until Olympus Reserve decides there's a real one.
Post a bounty →
02
New

Olympus Commissions — Olympus Reserve's private request channel

A place where collectors can request a custom piece straight from Olympus Reserve — real completed commissions on display, a full brief-to-delivery flow, and a clear line between the house, the maker, and the program itself.

See Olympus Commissions →

And that's just the headline stuff.

44 other changes shipped since announcement too — speed, admin tooling, trust and safety, the usual unglamorous work that makes everything above actually solid. Including one sneaky bug we found and quietly fixed before anyone had to report it. Details on request — not the kind of thing worth broadcasting.

44
Other changes shipped
2
New features
1
Sneaky bug caught

bidolympus.com — a third-party auction house for Diamond District