How a match works

Read the past chart of a real stock picked at random, buy and sell, and win by earning more than your opponent. 240 daily candles are added one at a time, and a match takes about 2 minutes.

Contents How a match works

How a match plays out

A random stock
One real stock from the markets of the country you are in is picked at random, and its past chart is shown with the name hidden. You only find out which stock it was when the match ends.
See the first 60 candles
When the match starts, 60 daily candles are already on the chart, and you get 5 seconds to read the trend.
240 candles, one at a time
Then a new daily candle is added every 0.5 seconds. It takes about 2 minutes for all of them to play.
One button to buy and sell
There is only one button. Press it once to buy, press it again to sell. You never buy in parts: a buy puts in this match’s whole investment (or all of it as it stands after earlier sales), and a sell sells everything.
Up to 10 trades
A buy counts as one trade and a sell counts as one. There is no short selling, so you can only make money while the price rises.
Filled at the candle’s close
Your buy or sell is filled at the closing price of the last candle on the chart when you press the button.
Earn more to win
Whoever has the bigger profit at the end wins. If you both lost money, the one who lost less wins; if the results are exactly equal, it is a draw. Shares still held at the end are closed at the last candle’s closing price.
The stock is revealed
When the match ends, the stock’s name, its market and the dates of the chart window are revealed.

At a glance

Candles shown first	60 candles · 5 s
Candles played	240 candles · one every 0.5 s
Match length	About 2 minutes
Trades	Up to 10 · no shorting
Winner	The bigger profit wins · if both lose, the smaller loss wins
Markets	Korea KOSPI·KOSDAQ / Vietnam HOSE·HNX / United States NASDAQ·NYSE

Ranked Match and Practice Match

	Ranked Match	Practice Match
Opponent	Players with a similar rating are searched first. Turn on “Match with bots too” to play a bot when no one is found	A bot you pick from the list
Investment	You choose an investment level your tier allows	Always the 1M amount
Rating	Goes up when you win, down when you lose	Does not change
Wallet	Settles against your investment	Does not change
Record	Kept in your ranked record and on the leaderboard	Kept separately as your practice record

If you leave mid-match

In a ranked match, pressing “Exit” asks you once more; if you still leave, it counts as a forfeit loss.
If your connection drops during a ranked match, you do not lose right away. Reconnect within 30 seconds and the match carries on; after that, it counts as a loss.
Leaving a practice match does not change your rating or wallet.