About Trade Crash
A multiplayer Crash-style game with a trading-chart look and entirely fictional money.
What it is
Trade Crash borrows the look and the tension of a trading chart (candles, a breakout, a final crash) and turns it into a short, shared game. Every round, the players in the room watch the same price move and each decides when to leave. The skill is in reading the chart, choosing a side, and knowing when to take a profit or cut a loss before the final Crash.
What it is not
- The prices are synthetic: generated by the game, not taken from any market, asset or exchange.
- Scores and any virtual currency in the game have no monetary value. They cannot be bought, sold, deposited, withdrawn, transferred between players or redeemed, and there are no cash prizes.
- Trade Crash is not a trading platform and nothing in it is financial advice or a recommendation. Doing well in the game says nothing about trading in real markets.
Fair and verifiable rounds
The server decides every price and every outcome; your browser only displays them. Before a round starts, the server publishes a commitment (a cryptographic hash of the whole round). When the round ends, it reveals the round and your browser checks that it matches the commitment and the candles you saw. A matching check shows that the revealed round is the one that was committed; it does not by itself prove when the commitment was published.
Status
Trade Crash is in development and rules, numbers and features may change during the beta. Feedback and questions: support@tradecrsh.com.
Read how to play, the privacy information and the terms.