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Maru World is a financial simulation RPG built on real market data — where none of the money is real. Investing feels hard mostly because mistakes cost money. Here, you can afford to be wrong. Trade Korean and global stocks, crypto and commodities with virtual funds, and learn how markets actually move by living through them. ■ Paper trading on real prices · Live prices from Korean and global markets · Market and limit orders, with pending orders you can amend or cancel · Order book, charts and trade history, so you can see whether your call was right · Every won you trade is virtual game currency ■ Maru, your AI tutor · A short market briefing every day · Quizzes matched to what you already know · Plain-language explanations of what happened to the stocks you hold ■ A character worth growing · Start unemployed, work up through part-timer, intern, office worker — all the way to CEO · Each promotion raises your salary and your stats · Levels, EXP, achievements and badges make progress visible ■ A room of your own · Move from a studio to an officetel, an apartment, a townhouse, a penthouse · Buy furniture and arrange it, hang frames on the wall, move the window · Neglect cleanliness, comfort or security and life events will find you ■ Something to do every day · Attendance, daily and weekly missions, idle rewards · Minigames when you want a break · Learning courses that build financial knowledge step by step ■ Better with people · Post in the community and visit other players' rooms · Compete on the weekly return leaderboard ■ Who it's for · Anyone curious about investing but not ready to risk real money · Anyone who finds financial news hard to follow · Anyone who wants learning that sticks because it feels like a game · Parents looking for a way to talk about money with their kids ■ Please note · All assets and trades in this app are virtual. This is not a real financial service, and in-game assets cannot be exchanged for cash. · This app does not provide investment advice or recommend specific securities. · Market data is provided for learning only and must not be used as a basis for real trading decisions.