Market Simulator

Trade Bitcoin, Tesla and gold at live prices.

Crypto, tokenized stocks, gold and silver from one account. Longs are spot: buy it, hold it. Shorts run up to 100x, and there half a percent the wrong way closes the position for you.

3asset classes
100xon shorts
$0of yours at risk
a 100x short, at the speed it actually happens
What the desk charges you

Paper money, real friction.

Fees, slippage, funding and liquidation, charged here too. A desk that fills every order perfectly teaches a habit that gets expensive once the money is real.

Trading feescharged on every fill, the way a venue would
Slippagemodelled per order, so size costs you what size costs
Fundingcarried on positions held through the clock
Liquidationcounted separately, because it is its own kind of mistake

EVERY COST ON ITS OWN LINE // NOTHING IS ROUNDED IN YOUR FAVOUR

What is on the desk

One trade, start to finish.

Eight panels, all live at once, and the fastest way to learn them is to walk one order through. Here is a short on a coin that is up hard today, from the moment it catches your eye to the moment Pattern Intelligence gets hold of it. It does not go well, and that is the one worth watching.

  1. 01 Prices mid-page board

    The whole board at once, with the movers marked. SOL is up hard on the day. You notice. That is where it starts.

  2. 02 Market Tools near the foot

    Fourteen indicators read the coin before you touch it, each with its own signal, on the timeframe you pick, and under them the plan and the risk you would be carrying. Nine of fourteen lean short, and you lean with them. Agreeing with the tools is not the same as being right.

  3. 03 Trade Central left of the chart

    Buy, sell or short on the live price, with the chart and its MA, RSI and MACD beside the ticket. You open the short, with leverage, and the fill lands with the fee and the slippage on it.

  4. 04 Open positions ticket, second tab

    What is running, what it is worth this second, and how far price sits from the line that closes it for you. At 100x that gap is a hair. SOL keeps climbing, the line gets closer, and you close it yourself before the desk does.

  5. 05 Trade history under the chart

    Every order you placed, what it filled at, what it was worth, the ones you regret included. The close lands here as a loss and it stays here. Nothing is removed after the fact, which is the part you will want most in a month.

  6. 06 Your portfolio below the board

    Holdings, closed and open P/L, balance and ROI, filtered by tokens, stocks or metals, with the balance curve underneath. The curve bends. Not by much. Enough to see, every time you open the desk.

  7. 07 Staking ticket, third tab

    The ETH you were not trading sat staked the whole time and earned. Small, steady, and the only thing on the desk that did not need you to be right.

  8. 08 Pattern Intelligence top and foot

    The close goes into Pattern Intelligence. The forensics start at five closed trades and it decides who you are at ten. This one counts.

ONE ORDER, DRAWN // THE FIGURES ARE ILLUSTRATIONS // THE DESK RUNS ON LIVE PRICES

Pattern Intelligence

Every trade you place here gets read, down to the hour you should have stopped.

Pattern Intelligence reads the record off this desk: your archetype, the size you took after a loss, the asset you fled to, and ten habits graded one to ten with a fix for each. The bots trade the same prices, so there is a board to measure yourself on.