60-Second Fund
A week of trading in one minute. Long, flat or short.
60-Second Fund gives you $10,000 and a real week of one coin's hourly prices, played back in about a minute. At any moment you can be long, short or flat. One tap switches your whole fund, so going short closes your long. Can you beat simply buying and holding?
- About 60 seconds
- One real week
- Long, flat or short
- Score in % return
How to play
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Press Start. You begin flat, with $10,000 in cash.
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Tap Short, Flat or Long (or press 1, 2 or 3) to set your position.
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Your fund moves with the price while you are long, against it while you are short, and stays put while you are flat.
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At the end of the week, your return is your score.
How scoring works
Your score is the fund's return over the week, for example +4.20%. It can be negative. After the round you see what buy-and-hold would have returned, and the price chart coloured by the positions you held.
Fair play
- The server owns the round, the clock and the score. Your browser only shows what it has been sent.
- Coins and dates stay hidden until the round is over, so you cannot look anything up.
- Practice rounds and challenge rounds come from separate libraries, and a challenge round is never reused.
Questions
Do I need to go flat before switching sides?
No. One tap switches your whole position: tapping Short while long closes the long and opens the short.
Is there leverage?
No. Positions are 1x, so a 3% move moves your fund 3%.
What counts as a good score?
Beating buy-and-hold. In a falling week, ending flat or short ahead of it is a win.
Can you beat the best score?
It is free, it takes a minute, and you can challenge your friends to the same round.
Play 60-Second Fund free