Build a trading empire from a thousand dollars by manipulating markets, executing leveraged trades, and orchestrating pump-and-dump schemes against retail investors. You'll manage your reputation while navigating whale manipulation and launching your own cryptocurrency, with each trade directly influencing price movements. Best suited for players drawn to market simulation and morally ambiguous gameplay that explores financial systems through an insider's perspective.
About this game
You start with $1,000 and a candlestick chart. 1,000 coins, whales who plan pump-and-dumps, and a retail crowd that always buys the top. Every order you place moves the price. Trade, take leverage, run PR campaigns, launch your own token — and decide what your reputation is worth.
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Hotkeys now work on any keyboard layout. The game used to listen for the letter your layout produces, so on a Cyrillic layout C, E, P, V and F did nothing at all. It now reads the key itself, so the controls behave the same whatever language you type in. New settings screen (menu ☰ → ⚙ Settings): • Language and sound moved here from the small line at the bottom of the menu. • Interface scale from 80% to 150%. • Window size: 1280×720, 1600×900, 1920×1080, or fit the monitor. • Remappable hotkeys: click the key next to an action and press your own. A key that is already taken won't silently overwrite the other action — the game tells you which one holds it. Reset to defaults in one click. Also: notifications no longer hide behind the menu.
Honeypots are no longer a dead end Trying to sell a honeypot now reveals the trap first — nothing is sold. After that you can sell, but the contract takes a 90% tax. Every calm day the tax drops by 2 points, down to 70%. But while you wait, the team can pull the liquidity. Revealed honeypots are marked in the coin list, screener, coin header, positions and assets. Your net worth counts them at what a sale would really bring. New tutorial step "Trap coins", a one-time explanation when you first get caught, and a Honeypot article in the Codex. A clearer trading panel Spot and Future tabs at the top of the trading panel replace the old switch in the coin header. The chart and order book follow the tab. Click ⓘ next to key numbers — liquidity, price impact, leverage, funding and more — for a short explanation. Features locked by level are now visible with a 🔒 and the level number. Click one to see when it unlocks. Skip up to 7 days The skip button now lets you choose 1 to 7 days. A single day costs 10% less, and the more days you skip at once, the cheaper it gets. After a long skip the news feed keeps only the last day, so news no longer piles up. Fixes Whale Tracker could be bought before level 2. The locked Venture tab showed an untranslated title.
Thanks to a player report, we fixed the top bar on smaller screens and in some languages. The Screener and News buttons are no longer cut off. This was most noticeable in Russian. The top bar now fits any window size and any of the five languages, including Windows display scaling (125% / 150%). On narrow windows, less important info hides one piece at a time, and the buttons turn into icons 📰 📊. They still work the same, and hovering shows what each one does. Widen the window and everything comes back. Your saves are not affected. Keep the reports coming — they help a lot!
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