Both start with $1. You pick and hold. Rivals actively trade a basket. Beat their final stack.
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You and your rival start on the same random day with $1 each. Start dates follow how many people were using Bitcoin at the time, so 2009 is very rare. Each trade has three steps, each with a ten-second clock. First pick a side of the market: Majors (the biggest coins of that moment), Altcoins, Memecoins or Cash. Each card shows the group's week, its last 30 days, whether it is in a bull or bear market and for how long, its biggest coins and its total size, worked out only from prices up to that day. Then pick a coin from that group, then how long to hold it. You can't sell early. Your rival actively manages a basket during your hold window, using only prices known at each decision. Quant ranks risk-adjusted momentum and rotates weekly; Degen follows fast momentum and rotates every three days. Both spread across up to three coins, use cash when no signals are positive, and pay simulated 0.1% friction when the basket changes. Both start with the same $1. Matches already underway keep their original rules. After 10 trades, more money wins; ties go to the rival. Miss a clock and you forfeit, and leaving a match before it ends counts as a loss. At the end you get a coach's review and face the real boss: Satoshi, who put $1 into Bitcoin on 3 January 2009 and never sold (at an estimated $0.0003 per coin, since Bitcoin had no market price yet).
Prices are real daily closes from Coin Metrics and CoinGecko for 119 coins, up to . Market caps use real supply data where it exists and estimates elsewhere, marked ≈. Bitcoin before July 2010 is estimated. Moves inside a day are simulated between real closes. All money is fake. The original game engine now runs on the server, which checks your choices and records your score.
Connect your wallet to pick your crew.
Rep a token you hold, or join the BEAT crew. Every crew has its own weekly board. Switching crew resets this week's score to zero.
One pass. Lose three times and reload. Win? Keep going.
Need BEAT? Buy it on pump.fun ↗Entry is paid in BEAT, which you buy with real money. 18+ only. Only play with money you can afford to lose.
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Every entry's BEAT funds the week: 50% to crew prizes · 20% to overall prizes · 20% to the liquidity reserve · 10% to operations.
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Top 3 split each award pool 50 / 30 / 20. With fewer winners, weights are normalized. Tied scores rank by earliest finish, then wallet address. Unawarded prizes stay with the game.
Invite another wallet. Both pay the same SOL stake and tap READY. Play ten live rounds together. Same dates and hold windows; private picks reveal together. The bigger stack takes the pot. A tie returns both stakes.
● LIVE WALLET VS WALLET · NO BOTS
Invites last 1 hour. Both must be ready within 45 seconds of each other. Each round has 30 seconds to pick. Missing a round deadline forfeits the duel; if both miss, stakes are returned. Unmatched deposits are refunded after expiry. Network fees are separate.
Entry is paid in BEAT on Solana mainnet, and weekly prizes are paid in BEAT from those entries, never from virtual trading gains. Deposits are held in an operator-controlled game wallet, not a decentralized escrow contract. Large payouts are checked by the operator before they are sent. You must be 18 or older and allowed to play paid skill games where you live. Network fees apply. BEAT is a community token; it is not an investment and carries no promise of value.
The server calculates scores. Rate limits and deadlines discourage abuse, but no website is hacker-proof or AI-proof. There are no hidden privileged players. This is a game, not financial advice.
Game dollars are virtual scores. Weekly rank uses your best run, not the sum of runs. BEAT won counts weekly prizes already paid to your wallet.