Find the level where price reacts. Prove it on the hidden future.
ArenaR shows you a real market chart — currencies, gold, oil, the S&P 500 — with the instrument and dates hidden. You mark the zone where you expect price to react, then the next 40 days play out candle by candle. No hindsight, no guessing what the system thinks — only what the market did.
How a round works
1. Read the chart
150 daily candles, with H1 and M15 below. The pair, the dates and everything after the last candle are hidden. Charts may be shown mirrored, so memory doesn't help.
2. Mark your zone
Drag a zone where you expect price to react. The position tool instantly shows your entry, stop and target, so you see the trade before you commit.
3. The future plays out
The next 40 days are replayed candle by candle. You see if the zone was reached, how price reacted, and whether the trade hit target or stop.
Two ways to play
Train alone at your own pace, or meet another trader on the very same chart and see whose level holds.
Solo
Train at your own pace- Sessions of 5, 10, 20 charts or no limit, up to 6 zones per chart
- Every zone is a trade: you risk coins and win or lose them by the result
- Each zone is broken down: class, reaction, entry precision, move
- Your profile compares your zones with random zones on the same charts
- No skipping: every chart you are dealt has to be traded, and charts you've seen don't come back
Battle 1 vs 1
Same chart, two analysts- Pick a stake — we match you with a player of similar rating automatically
- Both players see exactly the same 5 charts
- One zone per chart, 90 seconds per round
- After each round both zones and the replay are shown side by side
- “Continue” jumps straight to the next opponent
Who wins a battle round
Rounds are compared step by step. The first step where the two zones differ decides the round.
- 01Trade result in R
Profit comes first: +2R beats +1R beats no trade beats −1R. This is where your 1:1 or 1:2 choice counts.
- 02Level class
Same result? The better level wins: A beats B beats C beats D. A round with no zone always loses.
- 03Level quality
The size of the reaction from the zone, in 0.25 ATR steps.
- 04Entry precision
How far price went against your entry before turning. Less is better.
- 05Move from entry
The best price reached from your entry before any stop.
Winning the battle
- 5 roundswhoever wins more rounds wins the battle.
- Tie on roundstotal R across all rounds decides.
- Still tiedthe sum of class points (A +3 … E −1), then a draw.
- RatingElo: beating a stronger player moves you up more.
Both levels held, so step 1 is a tie. Step 2 decides: your 1:2 paid +2R against +1R — the round is yours, even though the rival's reaction was bigger.
Coins
◆ 1,000 on sign-up. Solo trades and battles move your balance up or down — there are no free top-ups, so every coin is earned on the chart.
Profile
Rating and coin history, leagues, achievements, every battle and solo chart, and a wallet with every movement of coins.
Honest statistics
Your zones are compared with random zones of the same width on the same charts — by class, distance, width, direction, reward and pair.
Questions
Short answers to what new players ask most.
Is this real market data?
Yes. Every chart is a real piece of history from 28 markets — major and cross currency pairs, gold, silver, oil, copper and the S&P 500 — between 2013 and 2026, chosen so that price comes back to a visible level within the hidden period.
Why is the chart sometimes upside down?
Charts can be mirrored so that a famous move can't be recognised. In a battle both players always see the same version.
Does the platform tell me where the levels are?
No. There are no system levels and no hints — you only see what price did with your zone.
Is 1:2 always better?
No. It pays more when the target is hit, but it is hit less often. On random zones 1:1 and 1:2 average out the same — the edge comes only from reading the level well.
What happens if I leave a battle?
The timer keeps running. A round without a zone counts as class E. The battle is settled when it ends.
Can I invite friends?
Yes. Your profile settings have a personal invite link. You earn a share of the platform fee your invited players pay in battles, for as long as they play.
Is this investment advice?
No. It's a training game on historical data with game coins only.
Think you can read a level? The chart will tell.
All stakes are game coins with no cash value. This is a training game on historical data, not investment advice.