Flash Decision
Choose long, short, or observe before the countdown ends. Each question locks after one answer and is scored from the fixed future window.
Challenge modes
Two short drills for two different kinds of pressure
Flash Decision puts a countdown on long, short, or observe. Crisis Survival gives you a losing position and limited cash to manage. Both use your configured question banks, and both report to Challenge stats.
Challenge modes
One question bank, two different tasks
Configure sample pools, target interval, and question count, then choose the mode that matches the skill you want to practice.
Crisis Survival
Start with a losing position and limited cash, use buy, sell, or next bar without an operation-count limit, and finish with a grade based on final assets and recovery quality.
Challenge stats
Review completion, mode-specific performance, and trends over the selected time range.
How it differs
Simulated challenges, not a risk-control promise
Both modes create isolated practice conditions. Their scores and grades do not guarantee future discipline, drawdown, or profitability.
Isolated
Training is separate from real capital.
Repeatable
Short drills can be repeated for focused observation.
Reviewable
Review the result after each drill.
Challenge modes
Things to check before using it
Do the challenge modes use live money?
No. Both run inside Zinuto's isolated training environment and never send real orders.
How do the two modes differ?
Flash Decision is a timed long, short, or observe choice. Crisis Survival starts from a losing position and grades final assets and recovery quality.
Do challenge results guarantee better live trading?
No. Scores, grades, and records are practice feedback, not a performance guarantee.
Challenge modes
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HandbookHow do Zinuto's two challenge modes differ?Flash Decision asks for a long, short, or observe call before the countdown ends. Crisis Survival starts with a losing position and limited cash, then lets you buy, sell, or advance the next bar. Its settlement grades final assets and recovery quality.Read guideHandbookCan simulated trading results predict real performance?No. A simulation can show how you behaved under its data and assumptions. It cannot reproduce every part of a real market, including liquidity, slippage, costs, and the pressure of real money. Treat the result as material for review, not an estimate of future returns.Read guide
Start with one short replay
Pick a sample, hide the later bars, make a few decisions, and open the archive afterward. That single run shows how Zinuto records practice.