Indicators that say what they mean
Candles down to five seconds, with Trend signal, Volume, Bollinger Bands and RSI. Each one adds a line of plain words, and a Buy, Sell or Wait tag sits beside the newest candle.
Make the kind of trades you'd never dare with your savings and find out whether your instincts hold up, before any of it costs you anything.
No account needed to start. Sign in later to keep yours on every device.
A $1,000 course will explain the market to you. Here you trade the real one, live, and every mistake is free.
A trade takes about ten seconds to open and you can close it the moment you change your mind. The ticket on this page is the real one: try it.
Hundreds of them: every coin traded on both Binance and Coinbase. The Markets page ranks them by how much each has been swinging lately, most volatile first, so you can go where the action is.
Up means you think the price will rise; Down means you think it will fall. Choose how many Sim Dollars to put in and a multiplier, anything from 1x to 1000x. Stop loss and take profit are there if you want them.
One trade at a time: while it's open the ticket becomes a card showing what it's making, with one button to close it. Closing locks in the profit or loss, and every closed trade is kept, with how it closed and what it made, so you can look back at your calls.
A chart you'd recognise from a real exchange, with every reading explained in plain words.
Candles down to five seconds, with Trend signal, Volume, Bollinger Bands and RSI. Each one adds a line of plain words, and a Buy, Sell or Wait tag sits beside the newest candle.
The safety nets drawn on the chart, including the exact price where a leveraged trade gets wiped out.
Off, you keep the whole move. On, a win has to beat the fee and the spread first.
// two moving averages; the cross is the signal const quick = sma(closes(), 10); const slow = sma(closes(), 30); plot('Quick 10', quick, { color: '#2bff5e' }); const up = quick.at(-1) > slow.at(-1); say(up ? 'leaning up' : 'leaning down');
A few lines of JavaScript, drawn on the chart like the built-ins. Moving-average cross, MACD and VWAP come as templates.
| 1 | quietwhale | +41.20% |
| 2 | mara.k | +23.60% |
| 3 | you | +19.05% |
| 4 | scalp_sam | +18.80% |
How your overall result ranks against everyone else's. Anyone can look; Pro puts your name on it.
Fast enough for five-second candles. Fullscreen leaves just the chart and the ticket; on a phone, it all stacks.
Practising is free, for as long as you like. Pro adds the tools of a real trading desk.
No card, no account.
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Every account starts with $1,000. If you want to trade bigger right now, buy a pack from inside the app, on either plan. The bigger the pack, the less each thousand costs: from 80¢ down to 33¢.
Sim Dollars from a pack can't be withdrawn or exchanged, and buying them never counts toward your result or your place on the leaderboard. Buying packs often? Pro tops you back up to $10,000 every 8 hours, for $20 a month.
No. Every account starts with $1,000 of play money. You can buy more if you run out, but you can't withdraw them or exchange them for anything, and nothing here pays out. Your result is a score, not a balance.
No. Your overall result is measured against everything you've put in: the starting $1,000, anything you've bought, and every Pro top-up. So topping up never moves your result or your place on the leaderboard. Only trades do.
Live from real crypto exchanges, over a direct connection from your browser, and they update every second. Your trades are recorded in your Sim Street account only; they never reach the exchanges.
Because without leverage a five-minute trade barely moves, and the point is to feel how it works. With 50x, a 2% move against you wipes out the trade; with 1000x, 0.1% does. Seeing that happen with play money is the lesson.
No. You can start trading straight away and your account is saved in your browser. Sign in when you want it on every device, or to go Pro.
No. The Buy and Sell arrows, the indicators and everything else on the chart summarise what the price has already done. None of it predicts anything, and nothing here is a recommendation to trade real money anywhere.
You go back to the free plan. Your account and your trades stay, including whatever Sim Dollars you have; the 8-hour top-ups and the Pro tools switch off, and closed trades beyond the most recent 300 stop being kept.