PnL Community Cup: Free Week-Long Trading Tournament
The PnL Community Cup runs 19–25 October 2026: a free, rated week-long crypto trading tournament on live Binance data. Dates, rules and how to enter.
The PnL Community Cup is a free, week-long trading tournament open to everyone. It runs from 19 October 2026, 00:00 UTC, to 26 October 2026, 00:00 UTC — seven full days, 19–25 October inclusive.
Key facts
| Dates | 19 October 00:00 UTC – 26 October 00:00 UTC, 2026 |
| Entry fee | free |
| Markets | crypto basket: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB (live Binance data) |
| Max leverage | 20× |
| Starting bankroll | the same virtual bankroll for every trader |
| Entry | open for the whole tournament |
| Rated | yes — weighted as a Weekly: 250 points to the winner × field strength |
How it works
The Community Cup follows the standard official rules:
- Places are decided by the tournament result: the return on your starting bankroll after fees and funding, with open positions counted as if closed now.
- Equal results are separated by the smaller maximum drawdown, then by the earlier entry.
- An account that a liquidation leaves with 10% or less of its starting balance ranks below every account that was not liquidated.
- Other traders' open positions are hidden; the standings are public throughout.
Why join
- It's free. No entry fee at all.
- It counts. Every finish adds to your PnL World Rating (PWR).
- It's a full week. Long enough for a real trading plan, short enough to stay focused.
How to enter
- Create an account on PnL World.
- Open the Community Cup from the home page or Tournaments and press Join — before or during the week.
- Verify your account to appear on the public World Rankings.
New to the terminal? Try the always-on Free Arena first.
FAQ
Is it really free? Yes. The entry fee is zero.
Can I join after it starts? Yes. Entry stays open until the end.
Is real money at risk? No. Trades are simulated on live market data.
PnL World tournaments are simulated: trades are executed against live market data, but no real-money positions are opened on any exchange. Nothing here is financial advice.
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