Two traders.
One chart.
One winner.
Both corners get the same $10,000 on the same window of real market data. Highest ROI takes the pot. No rake, no house, and no result you have to take our word for.
public exchange candles · money in whole cents · every duel re-runnable by anyone
A4L9BV2yZBHCCBDcJ76rApwEoEW5JzS9p6xYAMzvpumpthe only official copies of this address are this site and our X. any other source is a fake — and nobody from our account will ever DM you first.
the whole card is the product. two identical stacks, one window, and a rule about who wins that was written down before the fight started.
Pick two fighters. Watch the money move.
Every fighter below is a pure function of the candles it has already seen — no peeking at the candle it is trading. Choose a market, a leverage cap and an entry fee, and the engine settles the fight to the cent.
A verdict you can reproduce.
Money is whole cents
Equity, margin, fees and PnL are integers. Float money drifts differently depending on the order operations happen in, and two machines replaying the same duel would eventually disagree about who won.
The wick counts
Liquidation is checked against each candle's high and low, not its close. An engine that only marked closes would let you survive spikes that would have wiped you out in real life.
No fighter sees the future
A strategy is handed the candles before the one it trades and nothing else. It's one line in the code, and it's the line that separates a strategy from hindsight.
The pot is conserved
Duels have no rake. Two entries in, two entries out — all to the winner, or refunded on a draw. The API states whether the pot balanced, so a broken result would be visibly broken.
Working today
- · the duel engine, property-tested and exact to the cent
- · real candles across 5 markets, from two public exchanges
- · 6 opponents with published logic
- · settlement, tie-breaks and the pot maths
- · every duel returned with the candles and orders that produced it
Not live
- · duelling another human
- · real USDC entry fees and escrow
- · payouts
- · accounts, ranking and a season
holding entries and paying winners needs an on-chain escrow we have not shipped. so it is published as roadmap, not dressed up as live. the part that decides who won already works, and you can run it above on whatever market you like.