Call the wick. Watch it fall.
A chart-reading game played on real Solana memecoin candles from whatever is trending right now. The ticker is hidden, the next hour is real, and the only thing on the line is your score.
- Candles per round
- 72
- Seconds to call it
- 20
- Rounds per run
- 5
- Cost to play
- Free
The loop
Three moves, twenty seconds
Every round is the same shape, so the only variable is how well you read the chart.
Read 60 real candles
You get the last 60 five-minute candles from a live trending Solana pool. The name, ticker and market cap stay hidden, so nothing but the chart can tell you what happens next.
Drag your band, pick the wick
Place a price band where you think the chart lands in 60 minutes, choose how tight it is, and call whether the next hour prints its extreme as a high or a low. 20 seconds per round.
Watch the wickfall
The real next 12 candles drop onto your band one by one. Hit the band for the base points, add bonuses for direction and wick, and keep a streak alive for a multiplier.
Modes
Three ways to play
Pick the format that fits how much time you have.
Run
5 roundsFive fresh charts pulled at random from the live deck. Your best run of the day is the one that counts.
Play a runDaily
One shotEveryone on earth gets the exact same five charts each UTC day. One ranked attempt, then practice until midnight.
Play today's DailyLive call
60 secondsNo history, no hiding. Call higher or lower on a live Jupiter price and watch it settle in real time.
Make a live callScoring
How points are earned
Precision pays more than caution, and consistency pays most of all.
Band width sets your ceiling
A tighter band is worth more because it is harder to land. Pick the width that matches how sure you are.
- Wide 8%x1
- Normal 4%x2
- Sniper 2%x4
Stack the bonuses
- Band hit. Land the close inside your band for the base points. A near miss still pays a little.
- Direction. Call the move up or down correctly and the bonus is added on top.
- Wick. Guess whether the hour prints its extreme as a high or a low.
- Streak. Consecutive hits raise your multiplier up to x2 for the rest of the run.
The deck
Trending right now
Pools are pulled live, filtered for liquidity, and tagged by meta before they ever reach you.
Why it exists
A practice range for chart reading
Wickfall is where you build the instinct, without putting a position behind it.
Train your read before you risk size
Every chart is a real pool that really traded. You practise the exact pattern recognition that live trading demands, except a bad call costs points instead of SOL.
Prove the call was yours
Rounds are sealed server-side before you answer, so a score cannot be edited after the fact. Sign the result with your wallet and the proof lives on-chain as a memo.
Compete on skill, not on size
The Daily gives everyone identical charts, so the leaderboard measures reading ability rather than bankroll. Nothing is wagered and nothing is paid out.
Scout what is actually moving
The deck is built from pools trending right now. After each reveal you can open the chart or trade it yourself, entirely separate from the game.
Leaderboard
Who is reading best today
Today's top 5
Full leaderboardFAQ
Questions people ask first
Does it cost anything to play?
No. Wickfall is free, there is no wager and there is no payout. You are playing for points and leaderboard position.
Do I need a wallet?
Only if you want to sign a score on-chain or show your address on the leaderboard. You can play every mode without connecting anything.
Are the charts real?
Yes. Candles come from real trending Solana pools, normalised to 100 at the cutoff so you cannot recognise a coin by its price.
Can I replay a round to farm points?
No. Each round is sealed with a one-time token, so an answer can only be submitted once.
How is the Daily fair?
The Daily deck is derived from the UTC date, so everyone sees the same five charts in the same order, and your first attempt is the ranked one.
Think you can read a wick?
Five charts, twenty seconds each. Your best run of the day goes on the board.