XP and streaks
XP and streaks measure how consistently you show up and think, rather than how much simulated money you made.
Scoring returns would reward whoever gambled hardest and got lucky. Scoring behaviour — reading the briefing, writing a real reason, reviewing a closed trade — rewards the things that are actually within your control.
A streak is consecutive days of doing something deliberate. It is a habit device, and the honest version of one: it should never push you into a trade you do not want to make.
In Stoxhatch
You earn XP for briefings, theses and challenges. Group leaderboards rank XP and streaks, so nobody is rewarded for taking a reckless swing.
Related
- Investing group — An investing group is a private set of people — a family, friends or a class — learning together and comparing decisions rather than just returns.
- Confidence calibration — Calibration is how well your confidence matches your accuracy — being right about 80% of the time when you say you are 80% sure.
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