I'm sharing TICKFORGE as part of its release effort and looking for feedback on the first-use experience. TICKFORGE is a free Windows desktop app for simulated crypto futures trading. It supports virtual long/short positions, limit orders, supplied automated strategies, and trading records. There are no real exchange orders or deposits, and no exchange trading API key is required. This is version 1.4.0 RC1, distributed as a portable ZIP for Windows 10/11 x64. Extract the whole archive before running it. The website and bundled guides are in Korean; English interface support has not been verified. The executable is unsigned and may trigger Windows security warnings. The download page provides SHA-256 verification. Please keep security protections enabled. Long-term stability testing has not been completed. The online lobby is optional. Its contact/deletion-request process and operating policies are still unfinished, so this invitation focuses on local paper trading with public market data. Online scores are client-submitted simulations, not verified investment results. If you try it, where does the flow become confusing: downloading, first launch, placing/cancelling a simulated order, or understanding what happens on exit? A Windows version, app version, and a short reproduction sequence are helpful. Please omit personal data and account tokens.

TICKFORGE

Free crypto futures paper trading for Windows

Free crypto futures paper trading for Windows