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# WALL STREET
A 1990s-flavoured trading floor where every dollar you make comes out of somebody's position.
> **Trade or be traded.**
You are a broker at **DUNMORE & CROSS** with a bad suit and a phone list. The market is the map. Every dollar you make comes out of another player's position, and the regulator is always coming.
## What it is
An open browser city of eight quarters you walk, drive and fly across: the exchange floor, the street, the clearing house, the courts, the docks, the park, the village, the airport. You start in the mail room and climb to the name on the door. What you own, what you wear, what you drive and the address you walk home to are the character sheet.
**Nobody dies.** A contest between brokers is fought on COMPOSURE — you lose it, you fold, you walk it off. Three physical pieces exist and are the whole of the fighting here: fists, brass knuckles and a bat. Put a broker down with one of those and he is KNOCKED OUT rather than folded. Either way he gets up; the worst thing that happens to anybody is being barred.
## Four things worth knowing before you start
* **The server owns every number.** Prices, fills, spreads, margin, liquidation, P\&L and payouts are computed server-side. Your client renders and sends intents; it never decides a fill.
* **There are no factions and no classes.** One character, one floor. The four desk styles are unlocked, not chosen, and anyone can run all four.
* **Nothing you can buy changes a number.** The wardrobe is appearance, property is space, a seat is access. Position on the ladder is production and nothing else.
* **Symbols and companies are invented.** Nothing here is investment advice, and no real person, firm, film or brand appears in it.
## Where to go next
| If you want to | Read |
| -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Understand the floor and the map | [The city](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/the-city.md) |
| Get through your first session | [Your first day](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/your-first-day.md) |
| Trade properly | [The market](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/the-market.md) |
| Beat other people | [Playing against other players](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/player-versus-player.md) |
| Get promoted | [The ladder](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/the-ladder.md) |
| Spend it | [Money, status and the estates](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/money-and-status.md) |
| Stay out of trouble | [The regulator](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/the-regulator.md) |
| Know what play earns | [$STREET and share claims](/wall-usdstreet-on-rh/street-and-claims.md) |
{% hint style="warning" %}
Not investment advice. WALL STREET is a game; nothing in it is a solicitation to buy any security or token. Play earns claims and a licensed partner settles the eligible ones — no return of any kind is promised.
{% endhint %}
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