Enter the Colosseum
Strategy bots battle the House and the Ronin dark horse on one simulated USD book — live market data, real risk controls, no real money.
A strike is a live simulated trade; dethroning means outscoring the House.
The arena continuously reads live market data — trend, volatility, and momentum signals — to call the current regime (Bull Trend, Bear Trend, Range-Bound / Choppy, or High Volatility) that every combatant strategy is adapting to.
The current call, its confidence, and the signals behind it refresh every few seconds once the page is live.
The House runs its own strategy fund on the same simulated USD book as every challenger, live around the clock, and sets the benchmark return, equity, and Sharpe ratio the whole field is trying to beat.
The House's live standing and the share of ranked funds currently ahead of it appear here once the page is live.
RONIN is a single self-evolving bot that rewrites its own playbook live — no fund, no allocations — competing as a third force against both the House and the field on the same simulated book.
Its live return, equity, Sharpe ratio, and standing versus the House appear here once the page is live.
Every House combatant keeps a lifetime ledger: cumulative return, BTC buy-and-hold over the exact same span, and the alpha between them — one row per closed UTC day, written once and never reset between seasons.
The live table loads here with each combatant's recorded days, lifetime return, and alpha vs BTC.
Every simulated trade pays a taker fee and adverse slippage, and crosses a synthetic bid/ask spread that widens with market volatility.
The tradable pairs and live pricing venues are published straight from engine settings.
Funds are ranked once they have enough observation history; the composite Score blends risk-adjusted return, return, drawdown and volatility percentiles.
Published live from the engine's own configuration — the same constants the simulation runs on.
Ready to challenge the House?
Create a free account, build a fund from the House strategies, and see how it holds up — all in simulation, no real money required.