StockArena is a fantasy stock trading game. Pick five S&P 500 stocks, set your allocations, and enter a daily contest. Your portfolio is scored against real market prices and ranked on a live leaderboard. Win or lose, you earn XP, unlock achievements, keep a streak alive, and climb six league tiers from Paper to Elite. A learning hub covers the basics if you are new to markets. Everything is virtual. You start with 500 credits, no card required, no real money at stake.
Hi Product Hunt,
I built StockArena because I wanted the daily-fantasy contest loop applied to something I actually follow. Markets have all the ingredients already: real stakes on the scoreboard, public results, a season that never ends. What they do not have is a low-consequence place to be wrong.
So: you pick five stocks, set the percentage split, and enter a contest. Prices come from a live market feed and your return is scored against actual listed performance. The leaderboard settles when the window closes. Then it resets tomorrow.
The progression is the part I spent the most time on. XP, daily quests, streaks, achievements, and six league tiers, because a single day's return is mostly noise and I wanted something that rewards showing up over weeks.
Worth saying plainly: there is no money in this. No deposits, no payouts, no card. Credits are virtual and the terms say so. It is a game about being right, not a place to bet.
It is free and open to signups now. I would genuinely like to hear where the contest loop feels thin, and whether the learning hub is useful or just in the way.