Lynx Arcade turns live crypto prices into short multiplayer rounds. Its lobby can surface Gridy and Uppy rooms from live configuration, with a connected wallet and a shared game-room balance.
Choose a room, pay its listed entry, and play for credits during a timed round. The player with the most credits when the round ends wins the pot.
The market, made multiplayer
The Lynx Terminal asks you to manage a position over time. Arcade gives the same moving market a different shape: a fixed entry, a visible clock, a defined finish, and other players in the room.
The price feed still matters, but each game asks a smaller question. You are not opening a leveraged position. You are making decisions inside a round with its own rules and score.
For comparisons with other formats and leveraged trading, see what a crypto price prediction game is.
Two multiplayer game types
The lobby can surface two multiplayer formats. Each uses the same room entry and credit structure, but asks the player to read price differently.
Gridy
Gridy turns the chart into a field of price cells. Place a bet on a cell before betting closes. If the market reaches that cell during the round, its multiplier adds credits to your score.
Uppy
Uppy asks for a direction. Choose up or down and a bet duration; the entry and available settings come from the room. A bet settles in credits when its time window closes.
Live prices, fast rounds, one wallet
Arcade starts with a connected wallet. After signing in, you can deposit crypto into the shared game-room balance, then use that balance to chip into an available room.
Every player in a room pays the same entry and starts with equal credits. Credits are the score for that round; they are not a separate token or a claim on the game-room balance.
Room availability, networks, and entry amounts come from the live Arcade service. They can change without a site update, so the lobby is the source of truth.
Arcade alongside Terminal
Arcade does not replace the Lynx Terminal. They are two ways to approach the same market.
Terminal is built for reading charts, sizing positions, managing leverage, and following a trade. Arcade is built around an entry, round credits, and a clear finish.
Move between them whenever the way you want to engage with the market changes.
Enter the Arcade
Open the lobby and connect a wallet to see the rooms available on the selected network. Review the entry, timer, payout, and game rules before you chip in.
Arcade uses real crypto. An entry can be lost, so choose an amount you understand and verify every wallet action before authorizing it.