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Game Rules

These rules explain how Match markets, positions, multipliers, price moves, and event settlement work on Fluxer.Last updated: July 23, 2026
On this page1. Match markets2. Open, hold, and close3. Position multipliers4. Prices and chart periods5. Market status6. Postponement, cancellation, and corrections7. Event settlement8. Responsible trading

1. Match markets

Each Match market represents an event-linked team asset. The displayed price reflects the current market value of one position unit.

Market information includes the event, participating teams, start time, current price, price move, and potential post-match price scenarios.

2. Open, hold, and close

To open a position, select a team, enter an integer quantity, choose an available multiplier, and confirm the maximum loss.

You may hold an open position while the market remains active. Closing availability depends on market status, your holdings, and the applicable batch rules.

3. Position multipliers

Available multipliers are set per event and may differ between markets — the order ticket always shows the exact options for the event you are trading. A multiplier increases exposure to price movement without changing the number of units displayed.

Each multiplied batch must be closed in full and remains separate from positions opened at another multiplier.

4. Prices and chart periods

Current price, absolute change, percentage change, and chart points use the same selected period. If the period has insufficient data, Fluxer displays the first valid point or --.

Displayed prices may update when event data, liquidity, or platform pricing inputs change.

5. Market status

Markets may be open, suspended, closed, or settled. The platform service determines whether opening or closing is available.

A disabled action shows the relevant reason, which may include insufficient funds, no holdings, a suspended event, price updates, account restrictions, or settlement.

6. Postponement, cancellation, and corrections

If an event is postponed, suspended, cancelled, or materially corrected, Fluxer may pause the market and wait for an official decision.

Fluxer may void or adjust affected activity when an official data source changes a score, status, participant, or result.

7. Event settlement

At node confirmation, the market is settled using the official result and the scenario rules shown before the event.

Settlement updates the position record, realized change, transaction history, and post-transaction wallet balance.

8. Responsible trading

Maximum loss for a position is shown before confirmation. Multipliers amplify price movements and require additional care.

Prices are influenced by multiple factors. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trade responsibly.