Over 120 companies trade, each with a sector, a rated risk and a price of its own.
Prices move every tick on their own, and nobody sets them by hand.
Buy and sell straight into the pool, so there is never a wait for someone to take the other side.
Standing orders sit on the market and fill while you are gone.
The market map shows the whole board at once, and the index tracks it as one number.
The wire breaks stories on companies before they land, and not all of them are true.
DEVELOPING shows what is coming, the tape shows what actually happened.
The book takes bets on whether a story lands, and the winning side splits the losing pot.
The rake comes off the losers only, so a winning call never comes back smaller than it went on.
Float your own company, name it, pick the ticker and keep a founder's stake.
Half of every fee paid on a company stops in its treasury and is swept out to its holders.
The vault locks cash for a fixed term at a rate agreed the day you agree it.
Longer vault terms pay more per day, and locked money still counts toward your net worth.
The desk lends against the shares you hold, with interest running daily.
Fall far enough behind at the desk and it sells you out, taking your cash first.
Ten tables in the back room: coinflip, dice, slots, roulette, plinko, mines, higher or lower, crash, blackjack and the counter-offer.
Every table publishes its own edge and its own numbers, and the only secret is the roll.
Walk away from a table mid hand and it pays out what it owed you a week later.
A daily draw pays more every day you come back, climbing for thirty days.
Three daily contracts and two weekly ones pay for playing the exchange rather than grinding it.
New rats pay no fees for their first week and arrive with a position already open.
Twenty two awards, from your first trade to ten million in net worth, and how rare each one is is published.
Wear any award you have earned as a title beside your name.
Leaderboards rank by net worth and by what you gained this week.
Seasons freeze the final placing, and a trophy stays on your profile for good.
Say something on any company, with what you hold shown next to your name.
Twenty seven phosphor tubes to run the screen in, from cold green through to full amber.
Text size, readability and interface scale, all separate and all remembered.
Eight music beds played by the same chip, each reacting to how busy the board is.
Custom cursors, a CRT overlay and a boot sequence worth watching once.