Why a trading game?
Because almost everyone learns to trade the expensive way. They find out what a stop-loss is after the trade that needed one. Climb From Zero puts the same lessons where mistakes cost nothing: real Bitcoin and Ethereum prices, fake money, and a story that makes you care about doing it right.
What it is
Climb From Zero is a crypto trading simulator with a story. You start at 21, broke, with $100 of game money found in your grandmother’s coat. Robin, a trader who made a fortune and lost it in eleven days, teaches you in 37 short lessons. You practise on real market history with the coin and the dates hidden, then trade live prices with the game’s money, with a plan before every buy and your own rules holding you to it. The chapters are goals with no deadlines: $100 to $1,000, your mother’s hospital bill, three good months in a row.
The rules we build by
- No real money, ever. The game never connects to an exchange, a wallet or a broker. Nothing can be won or lost for real, and nothing in it is financial advice.
- No tips. Robin reviews what you did against your own rules. Nothing in the game, including the AI-written reviews, tells you what to buy.
- No ads, no boosts. There is nothing to buy that moves you up. Climb Pro opens more of the story and the course; the climb is always yours.
- Your game stays yours. No ads in the game and no analytics vendors. The only outside SDK is Meta’s, to count which of our ads brought you in (app opens and Climb Pro purchases, never your game), and one switch in Settings turns it off. Read the privacy policy; it is short because there is little to say.
- Honest about leverage. It is taught early and earned late, because that is the order that keeps beginners solvent.
Who makes it
Bitfuzed (PVT) LTD is a tiny independent studio in Sri Lanka, trading as BitFuzed. We make small, careful apps: a habit tracker, a voice journal, bedtime stories, an expenses app, and this game. One developer wrote the trading engine, the lessons and the story; the art is painted for the game; Robin’s lines are recorded.
Where the prices come from
Live Bitcoin and Ethereum prices come from a public exchange market-data stream; orders run on our own server so stops and targets fill even with the app closed. Practice rounds and the history challenges use real price history, including the March 2020 crash and the late 2024 rally.
Say hello
Questions, bugs, a lesson you think is wrong: contact@bitfuzed.com. Press materials are on the press kit page.
A simulation. No real money. Not financial advice.