How to play

Open the token catalog and choose a room. Each room has its own purchase price and countdown.

With only one active player, the token’s value stays the same and the countdown is paused. You can sell while you wait. When a second player buys a token, the full countdown starts. If only one active player remains, the room waits again.

1. Buy a token.Press Buy while trading is open. Your token enters the next pulse.
2. Watch its value change.A pulse happens when the countdown ends. The room’s bank is redistributed, and your token can rise, fall or reach zero.
3. Sell or hold.The Sell button shows how much you can receive now. You can sell as soon as trading opens, or hold for the next pulse.

You can hold one active token per room. Each room has its own bank and pulse, and your available balance is shared across rooms.

One bank. Many changing shares.

Purchases add money to the shared bank after the entry fee. On each pulse the server divides that bank among the tokens still in play.

Here is how the bank changes in a sample room.

Every pulse allocates the bank again. A token’s previous value does not give it a larger share next time. A small token can grow, and a large token can shrink; the previous published value determines which zero-risk rate applies.

Your available wallet balance is separate from the bank. Only a purchased token participates in a pulse. Selling moves the net payout back into your wallet.

Each room runs on its own pulse.

When the countdown ends, the room pauses trading. The server uses random draws and the game rules to calculate new values automatically. Trading reopens once the new values are published.

1. Zero risk is checked.Each active token receives its own zero-risk draw. Tokens that are forced to zero receive no share.
2. The bank is divided again.The available bank is split into random amounts for the surviving tokens. The amounts add up to the bank; a random share can also be zero.
3. The highest value is checked.The highest result can receive a minimum value under the room rules.

If the bank can cover it and at least one token survives, the highest allocation is at least 20% above the room’s purchase price. Any adjustment comes from the other shares.

Example with a $1.000 token and a 5% fee.

The highest-value minimum does not apply if the bank is too small or every token is zeroed. It is a room-level rule, not a promised result for your token. If all tokens reach zero, the bank remains for later pulses.

Holding is a choice to take part in the next pulse. The game never sells your token for you.

30 players. One bank. Different results.

This example uses a $1.000 token and a 5% fee. The table shows one result from the allocation algorithm for a single pulse.

These are token values, not automatic payouts. After this pulse, each player can sell during the open phase or keep playing. The example ends here; it does not continue until someone loses.

This is one possible outcome, not a forecast or a fixed number of winners. The next pulse can distribute the same bank differently.

Sell now or take another pulse.

Compare the Sell button with what you paid, not just with the token’s starting value. A rise after purchase can still leave you with a loss after selling.

In this example the token rises twice, falls once, and rises again. The player chooses to sell at that point. They could have sold earlier or kept holding; there is no required number of pulses.

Zero is a possible outcome, not the goal.

A token can reach zero on a pulse. When that happens, it closes and cannot recover. Only the amount spent on that token is lost; your other wallet funds stay available.

Here are the zero-risk figures for the $1.000 example.

The higher rate uses the previous pulse’s value, not your remaining wallet balance. A new token starts at the base rate; selling and buying again still incurs the usual purchase and sale costs.

These are individual forced-zero probabilities, not a fixed number of losing tokens per room. A random allocation can also give a zero share, so the displayed risk is not a guaranteed survival rate.

This illustration shows one losing token. A zero is not required to finish a room or let other players sell. Every token gets its own result on each pulse.

What to look at while playing.

Active token

Your line starts at the purchase value, then records your results at each pulse. Highest and Lowest show the room’s range. Tap or hover to inspect a point.

Sell button

The amount you can take now. It is available during the open phase and locked during recalculation.

Balance history

This chart tracks your starting balance, closed trades and credited rewards. Your available balance excludes funds spent on an open token.

Profit / Loss

The combined result of your closed tokens. It changes after a sale or a zero outcome, not while a token is still open.

Latest trades

Purchases and sales by the room’s participants. Your trades are highlighted.

Choose 10, 25 or 50 pulses and drag the chart to review earlier results.

How room fees work

Each room sets its purchase price and a commission of 4% to 10%. The same rate applies to the purchase price when you buy and the current token value when you sell.

Amounts are rounded to $0.001. The Sell button already shows the final payout.

A pulse and a zero outcome carry no extra fee. Each trade’s commission is split between the platform and the room creator. Part of the commission can fund the tournament, cashback and referral rewards.

Earn from trades in your room

When you create a token, choose its name, icon, purchase price, commission and trading duration. Social links are optional. Review the settings and revenue estimate before publishing. Room settings are permanent.

The platform starts with 60% of each commission, and the creator starts with 40%. You can allocate part of your share to cashback or add it to the weekly prize pool. The remainder is credited to your balance as players buy and sell in your room.

For example, a $10.000 purchase at 5% generates a $0.500 commission. Your share starts at $0.200. If you assign 25% of your share to cashback and 25% to the tournament, you keep $0.100.

Earn from your referrals’ trades

Share your personal link from the Affiliate program page. A new player who registers in the same browser within 30 days of a visit is linked to the first eligible referral link.

You receive 20% of the platform’s share after the base tournament contribution. The same rate applies to buys and sells. The amount can differ because the fee depends on the value of each trade.

Rewards start accruing with the first trade that generates a fee. There is no monthly turnover threshold. Whole increments of $0.001 are credited automatically. You can explain the rules and risks openly. Your reward comes from the fee on profitable and unprofitable sales alike.

Your dashboard shows visits, unique browsers, registrations, trade volume and rewards. Trade volume adds the cost of buys and the amount received from sales after the exit fee.

One tournament across all rooms

Every $0.100 of trading volume earns one point. The base contribution is 6% of the total commission. It comes from 10% of the platform’s 60% share. Room creators can add to the pool from their own share.

Up to 50 players receive prizes according to their rank. A new tournament starts every week as soon as the previous one ends. Prizes are credited automatically after the 10-minute settlement period.