Hey Product Hunt 👋 Solo maker here. What inspired it: everyone "knows" about famous market crashes — 1929, the dot-com bubble, 2020 — but almost no one knows what it actually *felt* like to be in one. In hindsight the top looks obvious. In the moment, the chart is ripping higher, every skeptic looks like a fool, and selling feels insane. The problem: you can't learn that from a textbook chart with the ending already printed on it. You learn it by being in the seat, under pressure, not knowing what happens next. So I rebuilt those moments from the real price data and the real headlines as they broke. You make the calls — buy, sell, short, hold — and at the end it reveals what actually happened and what the legends (Buffett, Soros, Druckenmiller…) did that year. Start with the dot-com bubble: ride the Nasdaq up and find out if you'd have sold the top — or held it −78% down with everyone else. It's history, not financial advice. No account, first scenarios are free. I'd genuinely love feedback on the first 2 minutes — what's confusing, what's missing?

Market Battles - Learn investing by reliving history's biggest crashes

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