How it works
Each round starts at a price of 100. On every tick the price rises a little faster than on the tick before, which gives the curve its parabolic shape. At a random tick that you cannot see in advance, the bubble bursts and the price falls back below your entry, to 40–80% of it. Your account starts at 100 and is fully reinvested every round: sell in time and it grows by your gain, hold through the burst and it shrinks by the loss. Because the results compound, a few greedy rounds can undo many careful ones.
Read the result as a record of your exit discipline, not as a return you could earn. The game exaggerates on purpose: real bubbles follow no formula, the bursting point is not drawn from a fixed window, and in real time nobody knows for sure whether a rally is a bubble at all. What the game does capture is the trade-off you feel in every strong rally. Each extra tick adds gain and risk at the same time, and waiting for the exact top usually means holding too long.