RPeX Arena
Compete on Skill, Not Luck.
Structured events scored on risk-adjusted, rule-compliant performance — with placements recorded on your Passport as verifiable evidence.
Formats
Three Ways to Compete.
Every format runs on the same principle: identical conditions, a fixed risk framework, and scoring that punishes recklessness.
Season Ladder
Long-form ranking across a full season of tracked sessions. Twelve weeks, a fixed instrument universe and a published rule set. Consistency is rewarded; a single spectacular week is not enough to win a season.
Weekly Sprints
Short events with a fixed instrument set and risk budget. Five trading days, identical starting conditions for every entrant, results finalised after reconciliation.
Team Events
Desks of three to five compete on combined, rule-compliant performance. One teammate's breach penalises the whole desk — risk culture is scored too.
Scoring
What Actually Counts.
The score model is published before every event. Nobody guesses how they will be judged.
Risk-Adjusted Return
Return weighted against volatility and drawdown. Raw percentage gains count for less than the path taken to achieve them.
Consistency
Stability of results across the sample, not one outlier trade. A smooth equity curve beats a lottery ticket.
Rule Compliance
Breaches of exposure or loss limits reduce score. Two breaches in an event void the entry entirely.
Sample Size
Scores stay provisional until enough sessions are recorded. You cannot win an Arena event on three trades.
Indicative weighting shown for illustration; each event publishes its exact model.
Example Leaderboard
SIMULATED- 0188.4
Desk Meridian
Consistency 92 · 0 breaches
- 0285.1
A. Ferreira
Consistency 87 · 0 breaches
- 0383.7
K. Nakamura
Consistency 90 · 1 breach
- 0481.2
Desk Halyard
Consistency 79 · 0 breaches
Names and scores shown are illustrative.
Integrity
Rules of the Arena.
Identical Conditions
Every entrant in an event trades the same instruments, the same risk budget and the same session windows. Nobody buys an edge.
One Account, One Entry
Multiple accounts, coordinated trading or copy-trading between entrants is detected and results in removal and a recorded sanction.
Reconciled Before Final
Leaderboards are provisional during an event. Placements are only recorded on your Passport after post-event reconciliation.
Placements, Not Prizes
Arena rewards verified placement records and progression within the ecosystem. It is a skills competition, not a payout scheme.
Participation
Entry to Record.
- 01
Qualify
Meet the entry requirement: an Academy Practitioner pass or a qualifying Simulator Challenge record.
- 02
Register
Join a season, sprint or team event. Entry requirements and the full rule set are published before you commit.
- 03
Compete
Trade under the event's fixed risk framework. Live standings are visible but marked provisional until reconciliation.
- 04
Record
Verified placements attach to your Passport as Arena records, visible to counterparties you choose.
Arena events are skills competitions on simulated or evaluated accounts. A placement is a record of past performance in a defined event — it does not predict future results, and it is not an entitlement to funding, payment or investment returns.
Enter the next event.
Qualify through the Academy or Simulator, then register for a season or sprint.
Trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every person. Figures and profiles shown on this page are illustrative and do not represent actual results or an offer of any financial product.