Pulsar

The price used in the game comes directly from the Bybit API and is streamed in real time via WebSocket.

No. The price data comes from an external exchange API. The team cannot control, modify, or influence the price movement used in the game.

Prices stream from Bybit over a live WebSocket, so new market data arrives the moment the exchange publishes it. The chart itself advances every 50ms and redraws on every animation frame, which is what keeps the line gliding smoothly between price updates.

The four grid cells closest to the current price are restricted. This prevents placing blocks too close to the price and keeps the game balanced and challenging.

Every block carries a base value from +1 to +20, shown on the grid before you place it. Blocks further ahead of the live line and further from the current price level are worth more — both distance factors are combined, so the further out you dare to predict, the higher the reward. Landing blocks back to back then multiplies that value on top; see "What is a streak?".

A streak is consecutive hits with no miss in between. Every block the price passes through extends it; the moment one block scrolls off unhit, it resets to zero. The longer it runs, the more each block you land is worth — 3 in a row pays 1.25×, 6 pays 1.5×, 10 pays 1.75×, and 15 or more pays double. The multiplier is applied at the moment a block is hit, so what counts is the streak you are on right then.

Four, each paying a one-off bonus the first time you clear it in a session: a 5-hit streak (+15), landing a block placed 15 or more columns ahead of the live line (+12), landing 20 blocks in total (+20), and a 10-hit streak (+30). They are the same four every game, so they are targets to plan around rather than luck.

Your score is the points you actually banked: each landed block's value with its streak multiplier already applied, plus any challenge bonuses. Accuracy is never multiplied into it — it is only the tiebreaker, so between two identical scores the higher accuracy ranks first.

Each game provides 75 blocks to place on the chart.

If the price line does not pass through a block before it scrolls off the left edge of the chart, no points are awarded for that block.

Each game lasts a maximum of 5 minutes, or until all 75 blocks have been placed and resolved.

Paying 5 CC gives you a bundle of 3 plays, not just 1. Use them in any order during the same day. Unused paid plays expire at UTC midnight — they do not roll over to the next day, so make sure to use them before the day ends.

Yes — redeeming a valid promo code grants 3 free plays immediately. These plays must be used on the same day you redeem the code; any unused promo plays expire at UTC+2 midnight and do not carry over to the next day.

If you refresh the page or lose your internet connection during a game, your session ends and that play is lost. There are no refunds for disconnections, so make sure you have a stable connection before starting.

If the price feed experiences a temporary interruption, the game will attempt to reconnect automatically so gameplay continues using accurate market data.

No — once a block is placed it is final. Choose your position carefully before clicking.

No — unused paid plays expire at UTC midnight and do not roll over to the next day. Make sure to use them before the day ends.

Pulsar is designed for desktop only and is not supported on mobile devices yet. Please open the game on a computer for the best experience.