Streamer stocks: trading Destiny, Hasan Piker and other commentators
On Journey Shares you can trade play-money shares in streamers and political commentators, including Destiny ($TINY) and Hasan Piker ($HSN). Their prices move only with players' buying and selling, so a stream, a debate or a viral clip shows up in the price when players react to it.
Who you can trade
Destiny (Steven Bonnell II) is an American streamer known for political debates; his ticker is $TINY. Hasan Piker is a Turkish-American Twitch streamer and political commentator; his ticker is $HSN. Other commentators listed include Cenk Uygur ($TYT), David Pakman ($DPAK) and Adam Mockler ($MOG), alongside politicians, athletes, musicians and creators.
Anyone can suggest a new listing, and each one is reviewed before it goes live. Only public figures aged 18 or older are listed.
What moves a streamer's price
Players. Each listing has 200,000 shares; 100,000 trade on a public pool priced by a bonding curve, so each buy raises the price and each sale lowers it. When a streamer has a big week, players who expect more attention buy in; when interest fades, they sell.
You can buy one streamer and short another if you think one will outshine the other, buy ETFs of whole groups, such as all commentators, or trade calls and puts once enough shares have traded.
Not affiliated
Listings are created from public information. Journey Shares isn't affiliated with or endorsed by the people listed unless a profile is marked as claimed, and no real shares or money are involved. Listed people can claim their profile or ask to be removed.
Common questions
Can you buy Destiny stock?
Not real stock. On Journey Shares you can buy play-money shares in Destiny under the ticker $TINY. Prices are set by players' trading and have no cash value.
Can you buy Hasan Piker stock?
On Journey Shares you can trade play-money shares in Hasan Piker under the ticker $HSN. It's a game; the shares have no cash value.
Is Journey Shares affiliated with Destiny or Hasan Piker?
No. Listings are made from public information, and a profile is only connected to the person if it's marked as claimed.
Key terms
- Ticker symbol
- : A ticker symbol is the short code of letters used to identify a stock on an exchange, like AAPL for Apple or TSLA for Tesla.
- Bonding curve
- : A bonding curve is a formula that sets an asset's price from how many units are in circulation, so each purchase raises the price and each sale lowers it.
- Short selling
- : Short selling is borrowing shares, selling them, and buying them back later, to profit if the price falls.
- ETF (exchange-traded fund)
- : An ETF is a fund that holds a basket of investments, such as all the stocks in an index, and trades on an exchange like a single stock.
- Market capitalization
- : Market capitalization is the total value of a company's shares: the share price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding.
- Volatility
- : Volatility measures how much and how quickly a price moves up and down, usually as the annualized standard deviation of its returns.
See also
- Destiny ($TINY)
- Hasan Piker ($HSN)
- Cenk Uygur ($TYT)
- David Pakman ($DPAK)
- Everyone you can trade
- How to learn to trade stocks without risking money
- Free stock market simulator: what to look for
- Real-time trading explained
- Paper trading vs real trading
- Economics glossary for college students
- How stock prices are set
- Teaching economics with a stock market game
Practise with $10,000 in play money
Free. No real money involved.
For learning only. This isn't financial advice.