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Developer launches Bitcoin retirement simulation game using historical price data

A Reddit user on r/CryptoCurrency announced a free game called HODL or Fold in which players start with $500k in Bitcoin, retire in any month since 2013, and withdraw monthly through actual price history. The post says players can choose a date, have one picked randomly, or use a blind mode hiding dates, prices and headlines, with a daily challenge using the same mystery month. The author also reports testing a strategy of selling during a crash and buying back at the next high, which lost to HODLing in 457 out of 465 runs.

Why “Rumor”

  • Only community or trader posts: r/CryptoCurrency

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AssetPrice at first report6h before1h before1h after6h after1h move vs normal24h volume vs median
BTC $75,955 +0.13% +0.14% +0.04% −0.35% 0.1σ 0.4×

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What the sources claim

  1. The game starts players with $500k in Bitcoin and lets them retire in any month since 2013 while living through actual price history. BTC

    “You start with $500k in Bitcoin, retire in any month since 2013, and live through the actual price history”
    r/CryptoCurrency
  2. A strategy of selling during a crash and buying back at the next high lost to HODLing in 457 out of 465 runs. BTC

    “It lost to HODL in 457 out of 465 runs.”
    r/CryptoCurrency
  3. The game includes a blind mode that hides dates, prices and headlines until the end. BTC

    “switch on blind mode, which hides the dates, prices and headlines until the end”
    r/CryptoCurrency

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