Long or short. Up to ×1000.
Thirteen live markets on one desk — eight crypto, five metals. Pick a direction, pick a boost, close whenever you like. Your loss never goes past the amount you put in.
Crypto
thirteen markets, one deskMetals
priced from several exchanges · quietest at weekendsHow the desk works
Boost multiplies the move
At ×100, a 1% move in your favour returns 100% of your bet. The same move against you takes all of it — that point is the bust price, and it is shown before you commit.
You can only lose your bet
A position busts at the level that would cost exactly what you put in. There is no balance owed afterwards, whatever the market does next.
Auto-exits are optional
Set a take-profit or a stop as a percentage of your bet and the desk closes for you at that level — watching the chart is not required.
What a round costs
An entry fee is charged once when you open. It rises with the boost — nothing at ×1, most at ×1000 — and the exact figure for your bet is on the ticket before you commit. It comes out of your result at close, so a position opens with it already spent. A winning close pays a further share of its net profit, 2% at ×1 up to 10% at ×1000. A liquidation costs your bet and nothing more — the entry fee is not taken on top of it. Positions held past an hour pay funding of 0.1% per hour on their position size.
The price is not ours to choose
Entries, exits and busts all settle on the same feed the chart draws — never on a number the house picks. Crypto prices come from an independent oracle. Metals are built from several exchanges at once and the middle value is taken, so no single venue decides what gold is worth; if too few of them agree, that desk stops quoting rather than guess.
A stalled feed pauses the desk instead of filling on a stale price: nothing opens, nothing closes and nothing liquidates while the price cannot be verified. If it stays down for ten minutes, every open position on that market is closed and the stakes go back in full — no profit, no loss — with the outage window recorded in your history.