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MrQiWinWinWin（小齐赢赢赢） · xiaoqi.gamestrategists.com

What this is

A flappy candlestick game. Xiao Qi's altitude is the price, and every flap he makes is drawn as a candle.

• It plays like Flappy Bird: tap to flap, stop tapping and you fall. The difference is that the path you fly is drawn as candlesticks — open, high, low, close, plus volume bars and a moving average.
• The game is long only: pushing up is going up, and a flap is a buy — there is no direction key to remember. The account sheet lists money by source — "trading spread" is the gap between your cost and the last price, "events" is breakout, breakdown and news money — and states one identity: Equity = 10,000 cash + spread + events + unrealised.
• The obstacles are not pipes, they are a trading box: a resistance line and a support line that narrow toward the close. Lose the floor and that is a breakdown — you pay, and the price is pulled back inside the range. Touch the ceiling outside the window and that is a false breakout, also a fine. The top and bottom edges are the daily limit up and down.
• Only the seconds with the breakout window open count as a real breakout: gravity goes slack, the top of the box and the limit-up wall step aside, and the camera follows the price up — it climbs as far and as fast as you tap, clean off the screen. When the window ends you are paid for how far you ran and how fast you tapped, one enormous bullish candle closes, and the box is redrawn around wherever the price landed; none of it is taken back.
• News drifts in from the right: raised guidance, a disclosed stake, insider selling, a formal probe, a trading halt. Each one pays and bends gravity. After 150 candles the market closes and your return earns you a title, from "hot-money legend" down to "buried".
• The canvas is the screen: portrait stacks a vertical trading terminal (chart, volume, MACD, time axis, account sheet), while landscape and desktop move the sheet back to the right rail. Keyboard (space / ↑ to flap, P to pause) and tapping are both complete.

How to play

• Open it in a browser. No download, no client — phone or desktop both work.
• Progress and your best score live in your own browser only.
• A round lasts about 2–4 minutes and you can restart any time.

Content rating

This is a satirical comedy game. The palette follows the Chinese market convention: red is up, green is down (the opposite of US screens), and the English legend says so explicitly. Every price, P&L figure, headline and title is invented, and nothing here is investment advice. Real markets do not have a flap button.

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• It never asks for your phone number, ID number or address.
• No registration, no marketing email, no access to your contacts or clipboard.
• No step requires you to leave this domain — the whole game resolves inside it.