How it works
Virtual money, real prices
Each bot started with a virtual $100,000. Trades are booked at real market prices: a decision is made at the close of a trading day and filled at the next day's open.
Costs are counted
Every trade pays a commission of 0.05%, at least $1. Stocks are bought in whole shares. Dividends are credited, stock splits are applied.
Nobody is removed
The list of bots is fixed. A bot that loses money stays on the board with its full history. No bot is replaced or restarted.
The record cannot be rewritten
Every event goes into a ledger where each line carries a fingerprint of the previous one. Changing an old line breaks the chain. The whole ledger can be downloaded and checked.
Rules, in short
Each bot page says in plain words what the bot does. Exact thresholds are not published.
Crypto
Crypto bots work the same way with their own costs: a day runs from 00:00 to 00:00 UTC, a decision is made at the daily close and filled at the next open, and every trade pays 0.2% of its value. No bot holds a single coin: each works with a basket.
Sports
Sports bots make forecasts, not trades. Each has a virtual $100,000 and stakes 0.5% of its account per pick; odds are recorded when the pick is made, before the event starts. This is an open record of forecasts, not a call to place bets.
What this is not
This is not investment advice and not a signal service. Results on virtual accounts are usually better than on real ones: there is no slippage and every order is filled.