fx fighter
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. FX Fighter: a single-file leveraged forex trading game. Play online: https://fxfighter.netlify.app/
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FX Fighter is a browser game about leveraged foreign exchange trading with virtual money. Call the direction of a currency pair, choose your exposure, and manage stop-loss and take-profit levels while random price movements and unexpected events put your account under pressure. The default Easy game starts with JPY 300,000 and aims for JPY 20,000,000 in account equity.
These modes change the interface and teaching aids. New games currently share the same market difficulty. You can switch interfaces during a game.
Trading shortcuts are inactive while an input is focused or a dialog is open.
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