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# Rush

#### **What is Rush**

Rush is a round-based trading game where users interact with a simulated price chart and freely open and close positions throughout the session.

Each round represents a fast-moving market environment with its own duration and price movement. Users can enter, exit, and re-enter positions at any time, allowing continuous interaction within a single round.

At the end of each round, the session concludes instantly and a new round begins with a fresh chart.

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#### **How it works**

Each round starts with a simulated price chart.

* The chart moves in real time
* Each round may have a different duration
* Users can interact with the chart at any moment

During the round, users can:

* Open a position at any point
* Close their position at any time
* Re-enter multiple times within the same round

There is no limit to how many times a user can trade within a single round.

When the round ends:

* The session closes instantly
* Any open positions are finalized based on the last price
* The system resets completely
* A new round starts with a new chart

Each round is independent and does not carry over from previous rounds.

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#### **Key mechanics**

Rush is built around timing, flexibility, and continuous decision making.

* Users can trade multiple times within the same round
* There are no restrictions on entry or exit timing
* The chart evolves continuously in real time
* Each round ends at a predefined but non-visible endpoint
* The system resets fully after each round

This creates a system where:

* Users are not locked into a single decision
* Multiple strategies can be applied within one round
* Every round is a fresh environment

At the same time, each participation contributes to the platform:

* Every entry generates transaction volume
* The resulting activity generates protocol fees
* **These fees are split equally, with 50% allocated to the SWEEP burn mechanism and 50% to USDT distribution**

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