Help center
Everything you need to start a practice or staked match and understand the current product boundaries. Still stuck? We are one email away.
Getting started
What is pvpbattle?
It is a 1v1 trading battle. You and an opponent start a match with the same paper balance and trade live crypto charts against the same clock. Whoever is up the most when the timer ends wins the match. Practice is free; player challenges can stake SOL.
How do I sign in?
Connect a Solana wallet (like Phantom) and sign the login message, or create an account with an email and password. New players are taken to the profile page to pick a username before their first match.
Do I need real money to try it?
No. Start a free practice match to play against a bot with no stake. Practice battles never touch your balance and never affect the leaderboard.
Money and wallet
How do deposits and withdrawals work?
Connect the wallet tied to your account, transfer SOL to the treasury through the deposit dialog, and submit that transaction signature for verification. Withdrawals reserve your app balance, submit one signed treasury transaction, and update after confirmation.
What is the paper balance in a match?
Each player starts with the same virtual $100,000. It exists only inside the match and determines the result; it is not money and cannot be withdrawn.
Are my funds safe?
We never receive your personal wallet private key or seed phrase. Use only the treasury address shown by the app and remember that staked play uses real SOL. See the Terms for the full details.
Playing a match
How do I start or join a battle?
From the lobby, open Create battle, choose a supported duration and leverage cap, and start practice, or choose vs Player to create a challenge backed by your SOL balance.
What can I trade?
Every match trades all four markets: BTC, ETH, SOL, and HYPE. You can hold one position per asset at a time, long or short, all funded from your shared match balance.
How is the winner decided?
When the clock hits zero, the player with higher paper equity wins. Equal equity is a draw and surrendering concedes. Practice has no payout. A staked match pays from the gross pot using the server-configured rake, which currently defaults to zero.
What is liquidation?
If a leveraged position moves far enough against you, it is closed and its margin is lost from the paper account. If you still have paper cash, you can open another position before the match ends.
Where do the prices come from?
The server currently consumes Binance futures mark prices. Nothing is executed on an exchange. Starts are blocked when required prices are unavailable; stale settlement prices void and refund a staked match.