So this is simulated trading with limits how much you can win? I am assuming that because there are jackpots and such.
I don't get what the upside of playing this would be against longing and shorting actual markets. As in actual markets there is no limit you can technically make by longing something. So what you guys are adding to the table are basically visuals and competition? And maybe easiness of it? Or am i missing something?
That being said, i would wish some exchanges would offer this sort of gamified simplistic version of shorting and longing.
Actually its just simply choosing whether the price would be going up or down on a particular duration on which its neither up or down into your entry point and having that only 15 seconds or 30 seconds options.
Just like on what been said above or the link given is something that would really be helpful on totally understanding the game or simply about into its mechanics. If you are aware on how
Binary option trading works then it is really just that simple the same, but somehow it is really that even more shorter since we are talking about seconds duration on here before
you could really be able to know up about the result of a certain bet.
It is really just that too hard on predicting on where prices could go in a short duration thats why its impossible to apply any analysis on here.