What is CombatChart? Your first three-minute chart match

Start with a question, not a prediction

The preparation phase lasts up to 20 seconds. Notice whether recent candles form a trend, a range or an abrupt change. Pick one observation you can explain, such as repeated closes near the top of a range. A pattern is a hypothesis, not knowledge of the next candle.

Choose leverage, position size and any automatic take-profit or stop-loss settings before the action gets busy. These controls change different things: leverage changes exposure, size changes how much you commit, and exit settings define when a position should close.

What happens during the match?

There are 180 playable candles, advancing roughly one per second. A five-minute historical candle interval therefore compresses 15 hours into a three-minute match. Long, short, partial close and reversal let you express a view and change it as new information arrives.

The app calculates ranked trades immediately on the device. It sends the order journal at the end for the server to replay and verify the result. This does not mean the whole experience works without connectivity: allocation, starting and settlement still need the server.

Separate the demo from the app

The public web demo offers 20 demo maps and a fixed preset. It does not provide web ranked trading. The app provides Google or Apple sign-in, ranked matches, account history and more detailed trading and indicator settings.

At the reveal, compare your original observation with what happened. Review entry timing, exposure and exits separately from profit. A profitable guess and a well-executed plan can look identical if you only inspect the final balance.

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