Trading simulator
A chart plays out one candle at a time. You start with 1.00x and one decision: when to be in, and when to be out. Sell half if you cannot decide, which is what most people should do and almost nobody does. Whatever you are holding at the last candle is what you score.
Simulated charts and fake money. No wallet, no real token, and nothing here is advice.
Trading leaderboard · Chart 8
Is this real trading?
No. The charts are generated, the money is fake, and there is no wallet, exchange or token involved. It is a game about when you decide to sell, and nothing on the page is financial advice.
How is the trading simulator scored?
You start with 1.00x and go in and out as the chart plays. Your score is what you are holding at the last candle, marked to market, so refusing to sell is a decision rather than an escape. Each fill pays a small fee, which is what punishes churning every candle.
What makes a good score?
Beating the chart's final price is the real bar. Anyone can hold a runner; the difficult charts are the ones that top out early and give it all back, where the whole score is whether you took the profit. The result screen shows the perfect round trip the chart offered, so you can see how much of it you actually took.
Can I sell part of my position?
Yes. Sell half banks half the position at the current candle and leaves the rest running, and you can do it more than once or buy back in with the proceeds. It is the answer to not knowing, which is most of the time, and it is the move almost nobody makes when the number is still going up.
Can the score be faked?
Not usefully. The only thing your browser sends is a list of candle numbers where you bought and sold. Prices come from the server's own copy of the chart, so a forged log can only pick different moments, which is just playing the game.