Points measure how well you predict. The Exchange measures something sneakier: how well you read the people you play against. Everyone on your board has a share price set by their recent form — buy the friend who is quietly coming good, collect when they podium, and wear the profit. It runs on coins, a currency that cannot be bought and never becomes points, which is precisely why the bragging rights are real.
Buy shares of the people you play against, with coins. The week's top three predictors pay their shareholders. Coins never touch your points.
How to play it
- 1Open the board. Everyone who predicts has a price — good recent form makes them expensive.
- 2Buy a share. You pay the price plus a small fee, and the player you bought gets a cut.
- 3Every Monday the week settles: the top three of the week pay their holders 8%, 4% and 2% of the share price per share.
- 4Hold at least one of someone's shares and you can see their picks from their profile — after you've locked your own on that match.
- 5Sell any share back at 90% of the price, whenever you like.
Worth knowing
- Coins can't be bought with money, and they never become points or prizes. The leaderboard stays a pure skill contest.
- You earn 6 coins for a week you played, plus a form bonus — and 8 coins from the rescue mission if you ever can't afford a single share.
- Peeking is permanent: the moment you view someone's pick, your own pick on that match locks. Choose before you look.
- Max 5 shares per player. Prices move a little with demand, but the formula (recent form) always anchors them.
- The Exchange exclusives are the only frames coins can buy — every other frame is still earned, never bought.