Practice mode · paper money
Practice crypto trading with paper money
Aspenox practice mode runs on live Solana and major-coin prices with paper money. Nothing you do here spends real funds, and you don't need an account to start.
How practice works
- Live prices: practice trades fill against real market prices, not a replay.
- Real costs modeled: network fees and slippage are included so results are closer to what a live trade would cost.
- Agents on paper: Zig, Ember and Nyx can run a practice session so you can see how each one reads the market and why it acts.
- No signup: open practice in your browser. Create an account later only if you want to keep progress or trade for real.
Why practice first
Most early mistakes in crypto are process mistakes: buying a copycat token, sizing too big, or panic-selling. Practicing with paper money lets you learn the desk, the safety check and your own habits without losing money.
Practice results are not a prediction of live results. Live markets can move against you, and meme coins can go to zero.
When you're ready for live
Live trading on Aspenox is spot only and non-custodial: your wallet holds your coins and you approve each trade, or your Cap wallet signs within limits you set. There is no Aspenox trading fee today; network and DEX fees still apply.
Aspenox is a non-custodial tool, not financial advice. Crypto is risky and meme coins can go to zero. Practice mode uses paper money. Live trades are spot only: you approve each trade in your wallet, or your Cap wallet signs within limits you set.