Tracks
This is the signature feature. The chart builds the terrain. A track is the shape of a real time-series chart, turned into ground you ride left to right — exactly the direction time runs on the chart.
| The chart | The track |
|---|---|
| Pump | Climb / ramp |
| Dump | Drop / chasm |
| Sharp wick | Pit |
| Sideways stretch | Calm bumpy flat — a breather |
| The biggest move on the chart | The big set-piece jump |
Because the source is real data, the content is infinite and always fresh — every new candle or chart point is a new piece of track.
AI Trackgen then helps turn that terrain into a race: it places obstacles, checkpoints, pickup arcs, breathers, and high-adrenaline moments around the shape of the chart.
The chart is the level design
A volatile memecoin rides bumpy, jittery, and dramatic. A calm blue-chip rides smooth and sweeping. A weather chart can produce long valleys and sudden storm pits; an on-chain gas chart can feel spiky and technical. You feel the difference the moment you start moving — the character of the ride is the character of the source chart.
Timeframes
Every track is built at a chosen timeframe — the candle size behind it.
- Short timeframes (minutes, hours) surface fine, rapid-fire terrain full of small bumps.
- Long timeframes (days, weeks) render broad, sweeping hills and macro trends.
Same source, different timeframe, genuinely different course.
Live vs historical
| Live tracks | Historical tracks | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Real, current chart data | A frozen snapshot |
| Changes over time | Evolves as the source data moves | Never changes |
| Best for | Chasing today’s live chart | A stable, repeatable challenge |
On a live track each new version is its own race with its own leaderboard, and a mid-race update never breaks a run you already started — you always finish on the version you began. Historical tracks give everyone the exact same map, so times are directly comparable.
Data categories
Launch categories include crypto, forex, equities, macro, weather, on-chain metrics, prediction charts, and partner datasets. See Data Providers for the full category contract.
Themes
Tracks are dressed as biomes — a themed sky, distant scenery, a styled ground surface, and scattered props. Themes are purely visual: re-skinning a world changes how it looks, never where you ride or how it plays.
Endless tracks
Data Racing has a beginning, but the content stream has no fixed end. While new market, macro, weather, on-chain, prediction, and partner data keeps arriving, the game can keep generating routes, quests, and leaderboard challenges.
See AI Trackgen for how generated terrain becomes dynamic level design.