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Discover the Papertrade ecosystem.

Find your way between games, trading tools and projects taking shape.

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Papertrade and PaperGames: know the difference

Papertrade is the platform referenced by the projects in this directory. Its official website ↗ links to its trading interface and documentation ↗. Use those original sources for Papertrade’s own mechanics and access information.

PaperGames is an independent directory and editorial publication. We bring together project profiles, sourced news and community contributions. A listing does not imply an official partnership with Papertrade.

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Choose the path that matches your interest

In Play contains accessible gaming experiences. Trading Desk contains accessible terminals and tools classified as Trading Terminal or Trading. Paper Tools contains analytics, tokenomics, data dashboards and trading decision tools. On Paper contains announced projects, prototypes and inactive projects across all these types.

READING EXAMPLE / FOUR DIFFERENT PATHS
In PlayAn accessible gameLive · Early Access · Playtest
Trading DeskAn accessible trading toolLive · Early Access · Playtest
Paper ToolsAnalytics, tokenomics and decision toolsLive · Early Access · Playtest
On PaperNo confirmed accessible versionAnnounced · Prototype · Inactive

A trading game can be In Play. A trading terminal can be Trading Desk. An accessible analytics dashboard can be Paper Tools. An announced terminal or analytics tool stays On Paper until access to its Papertrade version is confirmed. A prototype demonstration alone does not establish access.

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Read the stage before you open the project

Live describes normal public availability. Early Access describes an accessible version still in development. Playtest describes test access, which may be temporary or restricted.

Announced means a real project has been announced; Prototype means an early implementation has been shown; Inactive describes documented inactivity or unavailability. These are editorial classifications, not promises of uninterrupted access or verified execution.

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Make your first visit useful

  1. Choose a group in Explore.
  2. Narrow the stage or genre, or search for a name or tag.
  3. Open a profile and read its overview, sources and access requirements.
  4. Use the original project link when you want to learn more.

Reading a directory profile does not require connecting a trading wallet. A project’s external service may have its own access conditions. Read them on that service before taking any account action.

Sources & further reading

Original sources for the platform, and PaperGames policies for the way this site works.