Tracks
This is the signature feature. The market builds the terrain. A track is the shape of a real price 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 is a new piece of track.
The asset is the level design
A volatile memecoin rides bumpy, jittery, and dramatic. A calm blue-chip rides smooth and sweeping. You feel the difference the moment you start moving — the character of the ride is the character of the asset.
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 asset, different timeframe, genuinely different course.
Live vs historical
| Live tracks | Historical tracks | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Real, current market data | A frozen snapshot |
| Changes over time | Evolves as the market moves | Never changes |
| Best for | Chasing today’s market | 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.
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.