How to join, how scoring works, and how to walk away with USDT prize pools. Two game modes — PMC and PNL — plus the Tour Pass ticket system that unlocks the paid bracket.
Every tournament runs on one of two scoring engines. Know which one you're entering — the winning strategy is completely different.
Participant results are updated every few minutes. Closed a position but your ranking hasn't moved? Just wait — the sync isn't instant.
In the app, tap the Tournaments button. You'll see three tabs — each tab filters the list by state.
Tournaments that haven't started yet. Register now and you'll trade from the first second when the clock flips.
Currently running. You can still join mid-way — but remember, traders who started earlier already have a head start on PMC or PNL.
Finished rounds. You can browse every participant, every closed position, and every result — useful for studying winners.
Before joining, read the card. Every tournament tells you the coin, participants, start time, entry fee, and prize pool. Tap the card for the extended view — it adds end time, description, and prize breakdown.
The compact card gives you the essentials. The Details view gives you everything — so you know exactly what you're competing for before you commit a Tour Pass.
From scrolling the list to trading on the leaderboard — here's the full flow.
Browse the list. Check the coin, entry fee, and prize pool. Tap the card for extended details.
Tap Join to see tournament conditions and your selected key. Confirm with Join tour.
You're in. Check the "Your place" field for your live ranking. The trading pair is locked — focus on the trade.
The leaderboard isn't just a list of names. Every participant is tappable — and their profile shows exactly how they got their score.
Every row on the leaderboard compresses the trader's identity and score into one line. The screenshot on the right shows a PMC Score tournament with 29 participants — rank, avatar, exchange, nickname, and result percentage.
Click a participant. Their profile opens with the full picture of how they got here — shown in three zones on the screenshot.
The trading pair is chosen for you — automatically, per tournament rules. What differs is how you're scored.
Only the percentage move counts. Your balance and leverage are completely irrelevant. Skill is pure direction-calling.
Every participant starts with the same USDT balance. Winner = highest balance at the close. Balance + leverage are the whole game.
Announced in advance. The goal is to grow your balance with leverage. All starting balances are reset equal — fairness first.
Rules that aren't obvious until you've played once. Read them now — save yourself a surprise later.
If your test USDT get liquidated, you owe the platform zero. It's simulation — no real debt.
Only positions opened after the tournament starts are scored. Existing positions are ignored.
The system will automatically close all positions when the tournament ends. No leftover open trades.
Your result is calculated from fully closed positions. An open trade is unrealized — doesn't score.
A 0.08% commission is charged on every closed position. Factor it into your win rate math.
Closed a position and your rank hasn't moved? Leaderboard refreshes every few minutes. Not a bug — be patient.
Free tournaments are the entry point. Once you've started earning, you can spend Tour Passes to enter paid tournaments with bigger prize pools and more winning places.
Tour Passes are either won in free qualifiers or purchased directly in the app. Your current balance is shown in the upper-right corner of the tournament list — tap the number to buy more.
Higher entry fee = larger prize pool = more winning places. Spending more Tour Passes puts you in bigger tournaments with bigger potential upside.
Download the app. Open the Tournaments tab. Pick a free qualifier. Trade. The more rounds you play, the more passes you earn, the bigger the pools you unlock.