Trader Battles token
The token and its economics are still a concept. Supply, allocation and utility have not been finalized.
Token not launchedOne market. Equal capital. Two traders.
Put your strategy to the test in a head-to-head paper battle.
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The trenches. Fresh tickers. A whole new battleground.
A curated crypto watchlist. All prices are simulated, not live exchange quotes.
Actual results from paper battles. No made-up traders or rankings.
Build the product first. Design the token around it.
The token and its economics are still a concept. Supply, allocation and utility have not been finalized.
Token not launchedBuybacks and burns are ideas for a future model. No real revenue is collected, and no token buybacks or burns are currently operating.
There are no real-money wagers or investment offers here. Devnet SOL has no monetary value. Taking part in testing does not grant rights to future tokens.
A practice arena, not an exchange. No real money involved.
Choose one asset, the full market or a custom basket. Set the starting balance, duration and maximum simulated leverage. Both traders get the same setup.
In paper mode, the timer starts as soon as a second trader joins. In Devnet mode, it starts when their test deposit is confirmed. Keep the arena open: start alerts appear here, not as background notifications.
Manage your simulated positions. Equity includes available balance, position margin and unrealized PnL. Both traders see the same prices.
At the deadline, open positions close at the simulated price for that exact moment. The trader with the higher equity wins. Equal results are a draw.
In this MVP, the server calculates trading results, not the smart contract. Paper mode has no on-chain transactions. Solana Devnet mode must be enabled separately and uses test SOL only. The server calculates and signs results. This is a trusted-server model, not a trustless system. Phantom only signs your transactions; the server broadcasts them through a verified Devnet RPC. Your wallet does not broadcast to its selected network. The contract has not been independently audited. No real trades or real-money transfers take place. Simulated prices and simplified execution do not reproduce real liquidity, fees, funding or slippage.