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Noventia is a competitive trading platform on real market history. No real money. Today the app has five simulator years, a weekly Simulator League, the Oracle, the Academy, and Nuto.
This week's standings
Best simulator run of the week against the $10,000 start. Practice, not investing.
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Your best simulator run of the week is ranked by PnL percent from the $10,000 start. Ties go to the trader with more runs. The week runs Monday to Sunday UTC. Standings update once a night at 00:15 UTC and show the top 20 and your own row. Traders appear as anonymous NVT ids. No Stars, no fees, no payout. League rules
Would you have survived 2022?
You get $10,000 and a real market year. Split it across five assets, play the year forward, and read the verdict at the end. Five years: 2022, 2020, 2008, 2000, and 1979. All of them free. A run advances at most three months a day.
In 2022 concentration in risky assets hurt the most, a broad basket fell less, gold held, and cash stood still while prices rose. These figures are approximate history, shown to learn.
One asset a day. The market settles it.
Each day the Oracle puts up one asset from a pool of seven: Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, the S&P 500 ETF (SPY), Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia. You call the direction and the strength of the move.
- RoundThe round opens at 07:00 UTC, predictions close at 21:00 UTC, and the real price settles it 24 hours after the open.
- PointsDirection right: 10 points. Direction and strength right: 20 points. Strength: under 1%, 1 to 3%, or 3% and more.
- SeasonWeeks run as seasons, Monday to Sunday UTC. The first prediction of the week costs 10 Stars, which go into the season bank. Without Stars you play unranked. On Monday the top three by points split the bank 60/30/10.
- Held roundsA move beyond the sanity corridor for its asset is held for a human check and not scored. The Oracle uses practice points. It is not a signal service.
250 seats. Earned, not bought.
Pioneer is granted automatically at PoE 10 with 7 active days, while seats remain. The status is permanent and carries its own number. The Hall of Pioneers inside the app lists every seat. Pioneer rules
- PoE 10 or higherProof of Evolution counts lessons, daily training, Oracle predictions, and simulator runs.
- 7 active daysOne counted action a day makes an active day.
- Granted automaticallyMeet both conditions while seats remain and the status is granted by the system.
Questions
What is Noventia?
A competitive trading platform on real market history, without real money. Today: five simulator years, a weekly Simulator League, the Oracle, the Academy with 24 lessons, and Nuto. Free on iOS and Android.
Is it free?
Yes. Every scenario, the League, the Oracle, and every lesson are free. Stars are earned in the app and never sold. They buy themes and the Oracle season entry.
Is this financial advice?
No. The simulator and the Oracle use practice points on real market data. Nothing in the app tells you what to buy or sell. Decisions about real money are yours.
What is the Academy?
24 lessons: a base of ten, then three tracks. Stocks and funds has five lessons, Crypto has four lessons, Analysis and trading has five lessons. Two lessons a day at most.
What is PoE?
Proof of Evolution, a score from 0 to 100 built from four kinds of activity: lessons, daily training, Oracle predictions, and simulator runs. It cannot be bought.
How does the Simulator League work?
Every run counts. Your best run of the week is ranked by PnL percent from $10,000. Standings update nightly and show the top 20. No Stars, no fees.
What if a price looks broken?
A round that moves further than the corridor for its asset is held. Nobody is scored until a person checks the quote.
How does Pioneer work?
250 seats. Reach PoE 10 with 7 active days while seats remain and the status is granted automatically, for life, with your own number.
Who is Nuto?
The assistant inside the app. Nuto answers up to 10 messages a day and explains what you see. It gives no buy or sell calls.
Are there ads?
No.
Which platforms?
iOS and Android today.