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Markets were already competitive. PEAR makes them playable.

Build a portfolio, lock your selections, and compete with friends as market movement shapes the standings.

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Simulated competition. No real-money trading required.

Simulated product preview

The Monday Market Club

Round 04
Illustrative standings for The Monday Market Club.
RankPlayerFantasy ScoreSimulated ReturnMovement
1MayaNVDA84.6+6.2%Up 2
3TheoMSFT76.8+4.3%Down 1
2NinaAMZN79.1+4.8%Unchanged
4AlexAAPL73.4+3.1%Up 1
5SamGOOGL69.7+1.9%Down 2

Illustrative simulated data

The PEAR competition loop

Build a position. Then see what it changed.

The game stays legible: the market supplies the movement, and the rules supply the shape.

  1. 01

    Build

    Choose companies or construct a portfolio under clear rules.

  2. 02

    Lock

    Submit before the competition window closes.

  3. 03

    Compete

    Market movement becomes a simulated competition result.

  4. 04

    Review

    Understand the decisions and events behind the result.

What exists now

A real competition foundation, clearly bounded.

PEAR Fantasy is built around private, simulated competition. The current foundation is deliberately more precise than a promise of every future game mode.

  • Current product foundationPrivate leagues with invite-code membership
  • Current product foundationClassic competitions with versioned rules
  • Current product foundationLock and lifecycle states for every competition
  • Current product foundationAuthoritative scores, results, and leaderboards
  • Current product foundationCompetition history and portfolio configuration

Illustrative simulated data

Configurable game platform

One ruleset can become many ways to play.

Each family starts with a clear game idea and a truthful status. The concepts are directions, not hidden claims of live availability.

Core competition

Classic + Ranked

Repeatable league play with clear rules and standings.

  • Current foundationClassic
  • Product conceptRanked

Social mechanics

Draft + Team

Shared fields and group decisions that make the market social.

  • Product previewDraft
  • Product conceptTeam

Tournament formats

Survivor + Bracket

Advance through rounds, matchups, or market decisions.

  • Product conceptSurvivor
  • Product conceptBracket

Event formats

Hot League + Forecast

Focused competitions around a market moment or question.

  • Product conceptHot League
  • Product conceptForecast

Event competition / Product concept

Big Tech Earnings Cup makes a market moment playable.

A Hot League gathers a selected field around a defined event window, then gives the result a tournament shape.

Product conceptIllustrative field

Big Tech Earnings Cup

Selected companies lock before the illustrative event window.

  • NVDA
  • MSFT
  • AAPL
  • AMZN
  • GOOGL
  • META
How Hot Leagues work
  1. Define the market or event window.
  2. Set the field and lock selections.
  3. Run the competition through its ruleset.
  4. Review what moved the result.

Illustrative matchups

  1. NVDAMSFT
  2. AAPLAMZN
  3. GOOGLMETA

Future format directions

Different competitive shapes, same market clarity.

Draft explores a shared field; Survivor advances through successive market or event rounds; Bracket organizes a clear tournament shape.

Product preview

Draft

Construct competing selections through a constrained shared-field process.

Product concept

Survivor

Advance through successive market or event rounds according to the mode's rule.

Product concept

Bracket

Move companies, picks, or contestants through a clear tournament structure.

Ranked / Product concept

Progression can make repeat competition matter.

A ranked layer could make recurring league performance, competitive records, and community reputation easier to follow.

Product concept
Season record04 / 07
Best finish2nd
Next questionWhy did I finish here?

Illustrative progression language — no live user ranking implied.

Post-game review

Competition tells you where you finished. PEAR helps explain why.

Review is part of the Fantasy product, not a footnote after the leaderboard.

Result preview

You finished 2nd

Illustrative outcome
Best decision
Staying with AMZN added the strongest positive contribution.
Biggest swing
Theo’s MSFT move created the closest challenge for second.
Winner difference
Maya’s NVDA pick created the deciding margin.
  1. Build: your selected companies set the starting field.
  2. Result: AMZN secured second place in the league.
  3. Review: the leader’s NVDA contribution explains the final gap.

Next surface / Product vision

Turn the result into a question.

PEAR Finance is the analytical workbench for comparing decisions, events, and alternatives.

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