XRPL Trader by $BAG Capital

Whitepaper

Last updated: July 20, 2026

Who can build the biggest bag?
Every seasonal portfolio starts with 10,000 simulated XRP. No real funds move through simulated trades.

1. Product overview

XRPL Trader is a simulated XRPL trading competition published by $BAG Capital. Players build simulated portfolios using approved XRPL assets and available XRPL market data.

2. Competition format

3. Initial market

The initial approved asset set is XRP, BAG, RAD, and FUZZY. Additional XRPL assets may be approved by the platform administrator.

4. Simulated execution

A simulated buy or sell changes only the player's internal competition portfolio. It does not submit a payment, offer, swap, AMM transaction, trust line, or other transaction to the XRP Ledger.

5. Market data

Portfolio values are designed to use available XRPL market data. Data can be delayed, incomplete, unavailable, or affected by low liquidity. XRPL Trader is not an exchange, broker, custodian, or financial adviser.

6. Rankings and integrity

Rankings may consider simulated portfolio value, performance, trade activity, and published competition rules. Results affected by exploits, automation abuse, manipulation, multiple-account abuse, or data errors may be corrected or removed.

7. Asset listings

Standard listings are controlled by the platform administrator. Optional paid upgrades may later include featured placement, sponsored placement, or enhanced project visibility. Promotional payment does not guarantee performance or continued eligibility.

8. $BAG Capital

XRPL Trader is a utility published by $BAG Capital. It does not alter $BAG supply, issuer configuration, distribution, trust-line settings, or tokenomics.

9. Wallet safety

Wallet-based identity or verification may be introduced. XRPL Trader will never request a family seed, secret key, or private key.

10. Product status

Features remain subject to testing, revision, suspension, or removal as the platform develops.

11. Final principle

No real funds move. The market is simulated. The competition is real.