Run Objective
Reach the end of the selected market track while keeping the bike stable over real chart terrain. Speed matters, but the best runs preserve momentum, land cleanly, and use tricks only when the slope gives enough room.
Tesla, Inc. · +27.4%
GameStop Corporation · -1.7%
Bitcoin USD · -40%
NVIDIA Corporation · +41.5%
Apple Inc. · +46.1%
State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF T · +22.9%
AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc · -25.2%
Meta Platforms, Inc. · -18.2%
Amazon.com, Inc. · +11.9%
Enron Corp. · -91.6%
Lehman Brothers · -99.3%
WorldCom · -79%
Credit Suisse · -95.8%
Wirecard · -93.5%
WeWork Inc. · -91.8%
Washington Mutual · -99.3%
Nortel Networks · -99.9%
RadioShack · -99.8%
JCPenney · -99.9%
Bed Bath & Beyond · -55.3%
Lucent Technologies · -71%
Signature Bank · -60%
First Republic Bank · -73.2%
Voyager Digital · -44.4%
Revlon Inc. · -100%
Fisker Inc. · -99.1%
Lordstown Motors · -98.5%
Spirit Airlines · -96%
Yellow Corporation · -100%
Rite Aid · -97.4%
JOANN Inc. · -99%
Party City · -98.2%
Tupperware Brands · -98.9%
Big Lots · -83.8%
Express Inc. · -94.2%
BuzzFeed · -96.5%
Alcatel-Lucent · -85.5%
Zynga · -12.1%
Quick manual
A compact control and scoring reference for reading the terrain, managing balance, and building a clean run.
Reach the end of the selected market track while keeping the bike stable over real chart terrain. Speed matters, but the best runs preserve momentum, land cleanly, and use tricks only when the slope gives enough room.
Mobile uses a landscape-first two-thumb layout: balance and jump on the left, gas/brake and nitro on the right.
Gas
Drive the rear wheel forward and carry speed into climbs.
Brake
Slow the bike, hold steeper landings, and set up nose-heavy control.
Wheelie
Lean back to lift the front wheel, absorb terrain, and rotate for backflips.
Nose dive
Lean forward to bring the front wheel down, stabilize landings, and set up stoppies.
Jump
Pop the bike when grounded; use it to clear sharp chart peaks, not as a panic button.
Nitro
Spend a short boost window, then wait through cooldown before it refills.
Reset
Restart the current ride from the beginning.
Mute
Toggle game audio during the run.
Pause
Open or close the pause menu without leaving the track.
Crashes subtract 500 points, reset combo to 1x, break speed, and respawn the rider at a recovery point.
Useful details before you pick a chart and start riding real market terrain.
Stonk Rider turns real stock, crypto, and market-history charts into rideable terrain for a browser game.
No. Stonk Rider is for entertainment and does not provide trading, investment, tax, or legal advice.
No. You can preview and ride the public tracks in your browser without creating an account.
Harder rides come from sharper chart slopes, bigger volatility, and rougher price moves in the underlying market history.