Lucid TradingHow this happened
Subject: Lucid. Yes, still that kind of lab.
Experiment 002 was supposed to be a treadmill. The budget went to the coffee machine, so the interns taped six years of NQ candles up the stairwell instead. Lucid stared at it for six seconds, decided price was a ladder, and started climbing. Nobody has been able to explain drawdown to him since.
The researchers added a tilt meter to see how long a trader can go without a new high before doing something stupid. The answer was about three seconds. They also planted grass on some of the candles, for therapy reasons.
Findings: price is altitude. Paw-sitive results continue.
Containment: failed. Again. It is on the internet. Again.
How to climb
The climb
Arrows or A and D. On a phone, hold the left or right side of the screen. Lucid bounces on his own, you steer. Land on candle bodies. The screen edges wrap around.
Scoring
Your score is the NQ price you reach. Every run starts at 20,000. Each orb you grab banks another 25 NQ on top. The board takes your best climb of the month.
Tilt
Stop making new highs and the tilt meter starts filling. Full tilt is a meltdown with a very short timer. This is a mechanic about your real life.
Touch grass & stop loss
Grass clears your tilt on contact, plus a few seconds of zen. A stop loss catches you once when you fall. Real traders should also try both.
Market conditions
Trump tweets shake the whole chart. Headlines fall out of the sky and hit you. Red candles drop out from under you. Long wicks knock you sideways. So, a normal week.
The board
Log in and your climbs post automatically under your name. Guests can practice but cannot rank. The board resets on the 1st of every month.