The market maker now quotes 0.4% from the reference price instead of 2%. Almost every print used to land on either the bid or the ask, so prices sawtoothed about 2% on every single trade — noise that was 20-30x larger than the actual hourly trend. Charts should now show where a game is actually heading.
Side effect for you: a round trip now costs about 1.8% (0.8% spread + 1% fees) instead of about 5%.
A game no longer moves straight into liquidation. Once a watch stock has stayed below the threshold for 14 days — or its player data goes missing — we post a liquidation notice first and wait 3 days before liquidation actually begins. If players come back during that window, the notice is cancelled and the game returns to normal.
Every step — watch designation, notice, liquidation, delisting — is now recorded as a disclosure you can look up later, not just a toast you might have missed while offline.
New games now enter the market through IPO subscriptions: bid during the open window and shares are allocated pro-rata when the target fills. Games that fall out of the rankings go through a watch period and an orderly liquidation before delisting — and can return later through a new IPO.
Also new: automatic stock splits keep share prices in a readable range, top holders (5%+) are shown on each game page, and the market page now has the GAMSDAQ Composite — a cap-weighted index of the whole market.
The in-game currency formerly shown as "G" is now called GEM. Same balance, same value (still play money with no cash value) — just a clearer name. We also expanded the FAQ with how share prices are set and how daily dividends work.
The order book, trade feed, and fill notifications now update in realtime over WebSocket — no more refresh delays.
Your portfolio now shows average cost and per-position P&L. Charts gained 1D/1W/1M/ALL ranges, and the market list shows 24h price sparklines.
New ways to earn GEM: invite friends with your referral link and claim rewards for your Steam playtime — both in the Rewards section of your portfolio.
GAMSDAQ is live: a fantasy stock exchange for Steam games. Trade shares of the top Steam games with virtual currency — prices are set entirely by player orders, and holders earn daily dividends proportional to each game’s concurrent players.
Sign in with Steam, get your starting balance, and build your portfolio. Everything is play money — nothing has real-world value. See the FAQ for details.