Six traders, one hall, eight minutes. Five markets and a joker dealing rumours — and every price on the board is something the room did to itself.
Everyone starts with $10,000, five rumour tokens and the same 17 assets across five markets. No account, no install. What happens after that is the room's doing.
Six booths ring the hall — five markets and the joker. Walk up, read the board, pick a card. Everyone else is walking it too, and you can see them.
Sixty seconds a round, and a news beat in every one. Prices move on real order flow — yours, your friends', the crowd's. Buying pressure is something you can cause.
After the seventh round: twenty seconds, sell-only. Anything you're still holding gets liquidated at a penalty. Then the standings are final, and everyone can see them.
Five tokens a session. Hear the next move — about 65% of tips are true — then trade it, or pass it on. Send it as you heard it, or twist it and let the floor act on a lie you started. Rumours never move price. The trades they cause do.
Every order pushes the number everyone else is reading. Inflate a bubble together, feel the crowd turn, watch someone else's panic become your entry. Playing alone runs the same floor against 20 bots.
Stocks, crypto, bonds, REITs and venture, each with its own volatility and its own way of failing. Rates rise and bonds fall. Venture is binary: most go to zero, the winners return up to 5×.
Every session ends with a shareable pixel card: your rank, your return, and a title earned by how you played — FLOOR CHAMPION, THE SKEPTIC, THE MANIPULATOR, BAG HOLDER.
Host a room, send the code, and have everyone in it inside thirty seconds. No account, no install, no cost.