Higher or Lower

Every coin on Hyperliquid, dealt as a card. Swipe right to go long, left to short. Your call locks at the live price, rides for the hold time you set — 15 minutes to 5 hours — then settles on the move. Free, no account, no signup.

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How it works

The deck holds every live Hyperliquid perpetual — sort it by volume, by the day's biggest movers, or A–Z. Each card shows the live price, the 24-hour move, and a trace of where the coin has been. Pick a stake and a hold time, swipe, and the position settles itself when the timer runs out: price moved your way, you win the stake in points; against you, you lose it. A dashboard tracks everything open and closed, with your running P/L.

Prices are live from Hyperliquid, an on-chain exchange where these same markets trade for real money. The game itself is free and virtual — you can't win or lose money playing it. It exists to teach the hardest lesson in markets: telling the difference between conviction and a coin flip.

Money mode

Connect a wallet and the same swipes can place real, isolated-margin positions on Hyperliquid — your stake is the margin, an optional leverage slider (up to each coin's venue maximum) scales the position on top of it, and isolated margin means a single position can never lose more than the stake you put down. Funds stay in your own wallet's exchange account; this site never holds them. New to wallets? The setup guide takes you from zero to your first real swipe. Then read how money mode works and what the leverage slider really does.

Know this before you arm it: positions auto-close on their timers only while the tab is open. Close the app and a live position keeps running — exposed to the market — until you come back and reopen it, or close it yourself on Hyperliquid. Real leveraged positions can also be liquidated before their timer if the price moves far enough against them.

Want the concepts behind the game? Finance covers markets, probability, and pricing — swipe the lessons, then make your calls.

Educational content, not financial advice. Money mode trades on Hyperliquid, a third-party derivatives exchange that is not available in some jurisdictions (including the US, Ontario, and sanctioned regions) and where real trading risks real money — their terms and your local rules apply. The free game is available regardless of where you live.