Market Pop
Pop a balloon. Make a trade.
Coins float up through the sky as balloons. Pop one to buy it, then pop the bubble it leaves to sell. You have ten minutes and $10,000 of play money.
Simulated prices and play money. Free, no sign-up, nothing to install.
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How it plays
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Balloons are offers to buy
Each balloon carries a coin at its current price. Pop it before it drifts off the top of the sky and you buy that coin with your chosen amount.
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Bubbles are chances to sell
Once you hold a coin, bubbles carrying it rise too, showing what you'd gain or lose if you sold now. Pop one to sell.
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The badge is a hint, not a promise
A small + or − on each balloon says whether a simple signal agrees with the trade. Sometimes it's right. Watching how often is half the game.
Prices in the demo come from a simulated market that moves faster than a real one. Nothing you do here is a real trade.
Questions
Is the demo real trading?
No. Prices are simulated and the $10,000 is play money. No account, no wallet and no market is involved.
Why ten minutes?
That's one session of the browser demo. When the time's up you see how it went, and you can play again straight away, as often as you like. The Android app has no time limit.
Does the demo collect anything about me?
No. It keeps your current game in your own browser so a refresh doesn't lose it, and it never sends anything anywhere. The privacy page has the details.
Is this financial advice?
No. Market Pop is a game. Its signals are simple rules for play, not recommendations, and results in the game say nothing about how real markets will move.
Which coins are in it?
52 coins from today's top 100 by market value, from Bitcoin to Celestia; stablecoins and exchange tokens are left out. In Settings you can narrow it to the top 50 (28 coins) or the classic 16. Coins start near recent real prices, and from there the market is simulated.
Is there an Android app?
It's on its way to Google Play, as the full version: no time limit, leverage practice, your own pick of coins and Aura, a neon night sky. It's still simulated prices and play money. Before a new game can launch on Google Play, a group of people has to test it for two weeks. If you have an Android phone, you can join the test and play it before anyone else.