Trading Blitz uses a virtual balance, simulated money that lets you practice trading without any real financial risk. Understanding how your balance works across Solo and Two-Player modes will help you get the most out of the platform.
Your Solo Balance
Your Solo balance is your personal practice account. It starts at a set virtual amount of $100,000 and updates after every trade you place in Solo mode. Wins increase it, losses decrease it.
Your Solo balance is how your standings on the leaderboard are determined.
Your Challenge Balance (Two-Player)
Two-Player mode uses a separate balance from Solo mode. When each player enters the match, they start with the same virtual Challenge balance of $500,000 just for the match. However, to enter a challenge, both players commit a virtual entry fee of $1,000 taken from their Solo balance, and the winner takes the combined pot.
What Happens If Your Balance Gets Too Low
If your Solo Mode balance falls below:
- $75,000 - Your Solo balance must be above $75,000 to be eligible for Challenge matches.
- $25,000 - If your Solo balance falls below $25,000, an option to reset it will appear on your Dashboard.
- Going Bust ($0) - If you "Go Bust" during a Solo chart, you'll receive a popup to reset your balance. If this happens during a Challenge match (two-player), the game will end immediately and both players will be pulled into the Winners screen.
If you prefer a fresh start entirely—new stats, new history, new balance—you also have the option to delete your account and create a new one. Keep in mind that deleting your account is permanent and cannot be undone.
Leaderboard and Balance
Your leaderboard ranking is based on your trading performance — win rate, profit factor, and return — not on the size of your virtual balance.