WEEX Dice Rush Stock Matchup Rules: How Winners Are Decided

By: WEEX|10/28/2026 09:45:00
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TL;DR

  • Both Stocks Can Fall: In WEEX Dice Rush, the stock with the smaller percentage decline wins the matchup.
  • Relative Performance Matters: Winners are determined by percentage price changes over the same trading window, not overall market direction.
  • Trading Hours Only: Premarket and after-hours movements are excluded from matchup calculations.
  • Points and Picks: Earn points through dice rolls and milestone tasks. Once a stock pick is submitted, it cannot be changed.
  • Join WEEX Dice Rush: Participate in Wall Street Tycoon through November 3, 2026 (UTC+8) for a chance to earn event rewards.
 
The daily stock matchup in WEEX's Dice Rush: Wall Street Tycoon doesn't ask whether a stock goes up or down. It asks which of two stocks performs better over the same window. If both fall, the one that falls less wins. Before you commit points, the real question is not where the market is heading but how wide the gap between two stocks can get.

Why Relative Stock Performance Matters During Fed Week

This week packs a lot of macro news into a few days. According to the Federal Reserve's 2026 FOMC meeting calendar, the current meeting runs October 27–28 (ET), with the rate decision released at its close, which lands in the early hours of October 29 (UTC+8). Large-cap tech companies are also in the middle of their quarterly reporting cycle.
Weeks like this share one trait: the same headline reaches every stock, but each stock absorbs it differently. Growth companies whose valuations lean on earnings far in the future tend to react more sharply to changes in the expected rate path. Companies with steady cash flow and modest growth expectations usually move less. After a decision, two stocks can move in the same direction by very different amounts, or split apart entirely.
At the index level, those differences get averaged away, and the day reads as "the market was up a little" or "down a little." When you are comparing two specific stocks, the part that got averaged away is the result.

How Much Can Two Stocks Diverge in One Trading Session?

Further than most people assume. A common belief is that two popular stocks trading on the same day in the same market will land within a narrow range of each other. The first matchup result posted on the event page says otherwise: over the identical window from 21:30 on October 7 to 04:00 on October 8 (UTC+8), SNDK rose 4.24% while SPCX slipped 0.11%. That is a 4.35-percentage-point gap, with the two stocks moving in opposite directions.
This is not unusual. A single stock's price reflects sector news, company-specific events, shifting investor preferences and overall sentiment, and the broad market is only one of those inputs. Two stocks from different sectors, with different valuation profiles and different recent news, can easily end the same session several points apart.
Bottom line: The spread between individual stocks is often wider than intuition suggests, and that spread is exactly what a stock matchup measures.

Can You Win a Stock Matchup If Both Stocks Fall?

The one that falls less. The event rules define price change as:
Price change = (settlement price − starting price) ÷ starting price × 100%
The stock with the higher percentage change wins. If both decline, the smaller decline wins: a stock down 0.8% beats one down 2.1%. If both changes are identical, or the difference is below the minimum precision the market data source supports, the matchup is a tie.
This is the same idea traders call relative strength. It sets aside where the market is going and asks only which asset holds up better. What it changes is the question, not the difficulty. You can read the market correctly and still pick the stock that lags. You can read it wrong, and if your pick proves more resilient, the result still goes your way.

Do Premarket and After-Hours Prices Count in Dice Rush?

No. Matchups use regular trading hours only, so premarket and after-hours prices are left out of the calculation. Each matchup's start and end times are listed on the event page; the first one opened at 21:30 and closed at 04:00 the following day (UTC+8).
Market disruptions are handled separately. If a market closure, early close, trading halt, circuit breaker, missing valid price or abnormal data feed affects settlement, WEEX may cancel or postpone that matchup, and all committed points are returned to their original source.

How to Earn Points and Make a Stock Matchup Pick

Points come from two places: landing on reward tiles when you roll, and completing weekly point milestone tasks. You can spend them to unlock milestone rewards or commit them to a stock matchup for a chance at more. Points never reset during the event; they keep accumulating until it ends.
To join a matchup, pick one stock and commit points before the deadline. Once submitted, the choice is final: you cannot switch stocks, withdraw points or add more. The decision you make before the cutoff is the one that counts, so check both your pick and the amount before confirming. Results and point changes appear under "Matchup History."
 

Join WEEX Dice Rush: Rewards, Dates and How to Play

  • Event period: October 7, 2026, 00:00 to November 3, 2026, 23:59 (UTC+8)
  • Getting dice: You receive 1 die when you register for the event. Earn more through four task types:
    • Stock spot volume (trades in both tokenized stocks and the Stocks section count)
    • USDT-M futures volume
    • Total dice rolls
    • Inviting friends Daily tasks reset at 00:00 (UTC+8); milestone tasks unlock tier by tier as cumulative volume grows.
  • The board: Roll to move across the board and unlock the reward on the tile you land on. Some tile rewards are randomized within a set range. Dice can only be used within the event and cannot be transferred or withdrawn.
  • Prize pool: Includes 20,000,000 points, 5,000,000 USDT in SPCX position airdrops, 1,000,000 WXT, 500,000 USDT in TSLA position airdrops, 500,000 USDT in trial funds, 500,000 USDT in coupons and 500,000 USDT, plus NVDA, AAPL, SNDK, ETH and BTC rewards. Rewards do not offset or protect against trading losses.
  • Leaderboard: Ranked by event points; rewards are distributed on November 6, 2026.
  • Eligibility: Users in countries or regions where derivatives trading is restricted, market makers, institutional users and sub-accounts cannot participate.
Go to the Dice Rush: Wall Street Tycoon event page
 
 

WEEX Dice Rush FAQ: Stock Matchups, Points and Rewards

  1. How Do You Earn Dice in WEEX Dice Rush?
You receive 1 die when you register for WEEX Dice Rush: Wall Street Tycoon. You can earn additional dice by completing stock spot trading, USDT-M futures trading, dice roll and friend invitation tasks. Rewards are issued once the corresponding task requirements are met.
  1. What Happens If Both Stocks Fall in a Stock Matchup?
The stock with the smaller percentage decline wins. For example, if Stock A falls 0.8% and Stock B falls 2.1%, Stock A wins because it performed better over the same trading window. Matchup results depend on relative percentage performance, not whether either stock finishes higher.
  1. What Happens If a Stock Matchup Ends in a Tie?
A matchup ends in a tie when both stocks have identical percentage changes or when the difference is smaller than the market data source's supported precision. The result is recorded as a tie. Check the event rules for how points are handled in this situation.
  1. Do Premarket and After-Hours Prices Count in Dice Rush Matchups?
No. WEEX Dice Rush calculates stock matchup results using regular trading hours only. Premarket and after-hours price movements are excluded. Each matchup has its own starting and ending times, which you can check on the event page before making your pick.
  1. Can You Change Your Stock Pick or Add More Points After Submitting?
No. Once you confirm your stock selection and commit points, your entry is locked. You cannot switch stocks, withdraw committed points or increase your commitment. Make sure you review your selection and point amount before submitting.
  1. What Happens If a Stock Is Halted or the Market Closes Early?
WEEX may cancel or postpone a matchup if a trading halt, early market closure, circuit breaker, missing valid price or abnormal market data affects settlement. If the matchup is canceled, all committed points are returned to their original source.
  1. Where Can You Find Your WEEX Dice Rush Rewards?
You can check trial funds, coupons and position airdrops under "Vouchers." Rewards earned from board tiles and milestone tasks appear in "Reward History," while stock matchup results and related point changes are available in "Matchup History."
For complete event details and participation requirements, visit the WEEX Dice Rush: Wall Street Tycoon event page.
 

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