Market Mayhem · Proof of Learning
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● Evidence, not hype

What we measure — and what we don't claim.

Market Mayhem turns each play session into structured evidence of how a person decides under pressure. The credibility is in the limits: we measure behavior in a simulation, and we are careful never to overclaim what that means.

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How it works

Felt experience → measurable evidence

Every decision is recorded as a structured event — scored apart from P&L — so the report reflects process, not luck.

1
Experience
Decide under uncertainty, round by round.
2
Explain
A concise read of what happened, and why.
3
Diagnose
Scores, behavioral patterns, recommended drill.
4
Repeat
Replay to see whether the behavior improves.
What Market Mayhem measures

Eight things, honestly

Decision quality
Whether actions matched the scenario's evidence, not the impulse.
Behavioral patterns
Chasing, panic, overtrading, revenge, size-creep, wait-discipline.
Temperament under pressure
Composure when the market moves against the player.
Execution discipline
Order-type choice and the slippage paid to urgency.
Risk discipline
Exposure, drawdown, and limit-breach behavior.
Scenario improvement
Whether the same mistake recurs on replay — or not.
Cohort patterns
For groups: the habits a class or desk shares.
Exportable evidence
A learner report you can review, share, and keep.
The honest part

What we deliberately do not claim

These limits are the point. A simulation measures simulated behavior — useful for learning and discussion, and nothing more.

Market Mayhem does NOT:

  • predict real-world trading or investment performance
  • certify trading skill or professional competence
  • perform suitability testing or grant compliance approval
  • provide investment advice or recommend securities or strategies
  • guarantee that better game behavior transfers to real markets
Market Mayhem is an educational simulation. It does not provide investment advice, trading recommendations, or predictions. Results are for learning and discussion only.