How It works

Rebellion uses a structured, point-based scoring system that transforms asset performance into an engaging, skill-based competition. Inspired by fantasy sports, all scores are presented as whole numbers—creating a familiar, leaderboard-driven experience that rewards strategy, not just speculation.


Relative Scoring Model

All leagues—Fantasy and Pro—use a relative scoring system. Players are ranked based on how well their portfolio performs compared to the league average, rather than absolute market gains or losses.

Formula: Score = (Your Portfolio Return − League Average Return) × 10

This ensures that players are rewarded for outperforming peers, even in volatile or bearish market conditions.

Example:

  • Your team return = +3.2%

  • League average return = +1.0%

  • Score = (3.2 – 1.0) × 100 = +220 points

Even a negative return can score highly if the rest of the field performed worse.


Score Format: Whole Number Scaling

To align with the game-like feel of fantasy leagues, all scores are scaled and displayed as whole numbers. This improves clarity and allows for clean leaderboard visuals and player comparisons.


Advanced Scoring Mechanics (Pro Mode Only)

Pro Mode introduces optional scoring modifiers to reward deeper strategic decisions:

  • Captain Boost – One pre-selected asset earns 1.5× points

  • Streak Bonus – Earn +5 bonus points if 3 or more assets gain over 5%

  • Volatility Penalty – Assets with a drawdown >20% may trigger a −3 point deduction

  • Sector Concentration Penalty – Portfolios with >40% allocation to a single sector may incur a −2 point penalty

These mechanics are designed to reward risk-adjusted thinking, balance, and conviction—while discouraging overly aggressive or one-dimensional play.


Summary

Rebellion’s scoring system blends financial realism with game-level accessibility. By converting real portfolio performance into intuitive, whole-point scores, it allows players to compete confidently, track progress clearly, and win through strategy—whether markets are up, down, or sideways.

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