Live BTC/USDT prices, imaginary money, and a board that ranks you on what you kept rather than what you risked. Sponsors fund the prizes. You pay nothing, at any stage, ever.
How it works
One click on the paper trading page. No email, no password, nothing about you.
Paste the code, pick a display name. That is the whole entry process.
Only trades closed inside the dates count. Rules are checked automatically.
Standings recompute from your closed trades every time anyone looks.
What is running
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Why this is different
| Here | The usual challenge | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost to enter | Free, and there is no fee field in the code | Paid entry, often repeatable |
| Ranked on | Return divided by worst drawdown | Raw return |
| Who pays the prize | The sponsor, directly to the winner | The platform, out of entry fees |
| Minimum activity | Stated per competition and enforced | Often unstated |
| Rules | Only rules the engine can check | Long lists, discretionary review |
| Account needed | None. A random code is the whole account | Full signup with identity |
| Money at risk | None. Simulated capital throughout | Varies |
Common questions
Entry is free everywhere, always, and no fee, deposit or payment of any kind is accepted from entrants at any point. Where a competition has a prize, it is provided by whoever is named on that competition, sometimes an outside sponsor, sometimes LATENT. And paid by them directly to the winner. Nothing is pooled from entrants, and no fund is held on anyone's behalf. Eligibility, territory and any verification are set by whoever is providing the prize and are stated on the competition itself.