FAQ
Questions, answered.
The drum, the slip, signing in with your wallet, where the prices come from, and who decides a result.
Do I need to know how to trade?
No. There is nothing to set up and no chart to read. The drum brings the markets to you, one press does the rest, and the slip explains every trade in plain words.
Where do the prices come from?
From Binance's public market data, streamed live to the page. The drum, the tape and the market cards all read the same stream, second by second.
Who decides a result?
The platform, at the moment you press. The sweep and the lock are the reveal of a result that already exists — which is why a refresh can't change it.
What do long and short mean?
▲ Long gains when the price rises. ▼ Short gains when it falls. Every trade on your slip is one or the other.
What's on my slip?
The market you stopped on, the direction, the open and close rates, the result, and a reference you can quote to support.
What do I need to start?
A crypto wallet on BNB Smart Chain, such as MetaMask or Trust Wallet. Connect it, sign the message, and you're in. See the wallets that work
Does signing in cost anything?
No. It's a signature, not a transaction: nothing moves and there is no gas.
Why was I signed out?
Your wallet switched to another account. The site signs you out when that happens, so the wallet signed in is always the one in use. Sign in again with it.
When do my turns come back?
A fresh set arrives 24 hours after the LAST turn of the previous set — so the clock starts when you finish it, not at midnight. Turns you haven't taken keep until you do.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. It's built phone-first and runs inside your wallet's in-app browser.
Can I turn the sound off?
Yes — one key on the machine mutes it.
Is this financial advice?
No. AI Sniper is a trading-styled game built on live market data. The risk note at the foot of every page says what that means.