Live perpetuals from Arcus on Robinhood Chain
Trade for a week.
Win real equities.
Everyone starts Monday with the same $10,000 paper balance and the same live market — stocks, crypto and commodities, up to 50× leverage. Burn TRADE to enter. The token's trading fees buy real spot equities, and the top of the leaderboard splits them.
A loop that pays traders
Every trade in the token funds the prize. Every entry burns supply. The better the competition gets, the more it pays.
Hold TRADE
Every buy and sell pays a 1% tax. Half is burned outright, half is taken in ETH.
Burn to enter
Entry costs TRADE, and those tokens are destroyed too. Supply only moves one way.
Fees buy equities
80% of the ETH collected each week buys spot equities on Robinhood Chain.
Winners get paid
Split across up to 25 profitable traders, so skill beats one lucky bet.
Built so it can't be farmed
Paper-trading competitions get gamed in predictable ways. Each of these exists because the obvious design fails.
- Ranked on risk-adjusted return
- Raw return makes splitting your bankroll across two opposite accounts the winning move. Dividing by volatility removes the edge.
- Prizes only to traders in profit
- Paid across up to 25 places — deep enough that sybil entries stop being worth buying.
- A latency guard on every order
- Fills use the book 250ms after you submit, so a faster private feed can't pick off our quotes.
- Fills walk real depth
- Large orders get a genuinely worse average price instead of printing at top of book.
The board is open.
Pick a name, burn your entry, and you're trading in under a minute.