Trade with virtual money
At the start of the contest, every participant will have $100,000 in paper trading money to take part. Remember, you'll need to trade for 3 days or more to qualify.
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250 subscriptions
Prizes
14 days
Duration
Commodities
Assets to trade
Leaderboard
Top 250 out of 25,189 participants, ranked by score — profit relative to drawdown. Steady growth beats risky swings.
Prizes up for grabs
The top 250 participants by the highest income will be the winners.
1 to 10 place
12-month TradingView subscription
11 to 50 place
6-month TradingView subscription
51 to 250 place
3-month TradingView subscription
Essentials to know
Here's the basics you need to get started.
At the start of the contest, every participant will have $100,000 in paper trading money to take part. Remember, you'll need to trade for 3 days or more to qualify.
Paper trade the symbols below during the contest. All eligible assets will be available for paper trading once your Leap account is connected.
To find out all the conditions of this contest, read the full rules.
Get ready to compete
Learn from our educational materials and real traders to boost your skills.
Our paper trading engine provides a simulated environment to practice trades without risking real money.
Our team created a handy YouTube video that shows how the contest works from start to finish.
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Explore communityExplore communityFrequently asked questions
You can trade only during the official competition period — from October 7 at 12:00 to October 20 at 08:00. Here's what you need to know.
Score determines a participant's place on the leaderboard, balancing profit against risk.
Score = Realized profit % ÷ Max drawdown %
Realized profit is the profit or loss on closed positions, counted as a percentage of the starting balance.
Max drawdown is the largest decline in account equity, including open positions, expressed as a percentage of its highest point during the competition.
Max drawdown under 5% counts as 5%. Learn more
All open positions close at the end of the competition. They are then counted towards the final score.