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How practice prices and fees are counted
Practice trades are built to come out the way a real trade would, so a practice win means something.
- Buying
- One NFT fills at the collection's floor. On a collection page you can practice-buy ×3, ×5 or ×10 at once: that walks up the live listings, so the 2nd, 3rd and later items cost what they really would.
- Fees on the buy
- The marketplace taker fee and the creator royalty are added on top of the price, like a real purchase.
- Selling
- Sales go to the best offer, which sits below the floor, so a practice sale fills at the floor minus 3%, and the seller's fees come off that.
- Currencies
- Positions stay in the collection's own coin (SOL, ETH, HYPE, RON, APE or MON) and are totalled per coin. Collections priced in anything else are browse-only in practice.
Tip: That small red number right after a buy is normal: fees, plus the gap between the floor and the bid. A practice position has to beat it to show a profit, just like a real one. Each open position shows how far the floor has to rise to break even, with a bar that fills as it gets there.
Reset (on the Positions header) clears every practice position, open and closed, for a fresh start. Practice trading is free and stays free.