This page describes removed commands and content.
¶ Info
Cat Bot's Stock Market was a recreation of the real life stock market that was made to be as simple as possible while still being functional. There were 5 stocks you can trade with other Cat Bot users globally. To sell and buy stocks you would use coins, which you could get by depositing Packs. You could withdraw coins back into Packs with a 25% fee.
¶ Layout
When you ran the /stocks command before it was removed, this is what you would see:
When you clicked the Your Portfolio button, it would come up with a layout, showing the history of what you have purchased or exchanged and how many coins you had on your balance.
The Help shown on the image of the layout gave information and details on how the Stock market command worked; mainly acted as a guide for stocks.
¶ Depositing/Withdrawing
You could deposit regular packs to get coins of the target value, you could also withdraw coins to get packs at 100 coins per Wooden pack with a 25% withdrawal fee.
If you wanted the amount of coins you get for depositing each pack, then you could go to the table in the Packs page. There, the target value column shows the amount of value/coins you're getting.
¶ Stocks
At the top of the /stocks command was the name of the stock. Each stock had a 4 letter "ticker" it's identified by.
There were 5 stocks:
- PRSM - Prism
- CTNP - Catnip
- PASS - Cattlepass
- ACHS - Achievements
- RAIN - Rain
This was also where the reward would be displayed if there was one upcoming. Below that was the price graph shown in 5 minute intervals over the last 3 days.
Stock price was determined by the last coin amount the stocks were bought for. Each stock had an initial stock price of 10k shares costing 40 coins and 5k shares costing 80 coin.
¶ Buying and Selling Shares
After this you could view the open sell and buy orders. Example:
- You create a buy order for 5 stocks priced at 40 coins. This means you spend 200 coins hoping to buy 5 stocks.
- After you create your order its placed into the Buy Orders list shown in the command.
- Then, all of the orders try to cancel out if there is a sell order for the same (or less) amount of coins as yours in the Sell Orders list, it will fulfill your order.
- If such a match isn't found or wasn't enough to fully fulfill your order, then your order will stay in the Buy Orders list until someone creates a matching Sell Order.
- Whenever an exchange such as this happens, this is set to be the stock price, as displayed on the graph and in overviews.
- This process also works the opposite way.
There was going to be a planned mechanic where stocks will autosell at market price if you haven't ran
/stocksin 7 days but the mechanic was removed before it was implemented.
¶ Cancelling Orders
From your portfolio, clicking the "Cancel Orders..." button prompted you with an ephemeral message, which allowed you to cancel one of your active orders as long as they are 12 hours old or more.
¶ Rewards
Rewards were random events which happened every couple of days. You would know of when an award was about to be given out 48 hours in advance to prepare and buy the stock if you wanted it. Rewards had a random chance to give you a random amount of coins per stock you owned.
For example, if the reward is "50% chance to get 10 coins/stock" and you have 5 of that stock, then when the time comes you hit either get 50 or 0 coins added to your balance.
These rewards were global and equal for everyone, and whether you get the reward or not is also the same for everyone, so if you failed, everyone else did as well.
To spice it up, sometimes the chance percentage or the reward amount would be randomly hidden (75% chance for chance and 25% chance for amount). Be more careful when trading such a stock. The reward can also sometimes be negative.
You would also get the reward for any stocks you were selling at the moment of payout, so you couldn't create a sell order to avoid negative rewards.
The stock's reward time starts 3-7 days after the previous reward ends and lasts for 2 days.
The stock chance for a failed reward was round(random.gauss(50, 10)) and the stock amount is round(random.gauss(0, current_price / 4)).
¶ Achievements
| Achievement Name | Description | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Investor | this isnt s&p 500 but who knows (hidden) | Commands |
| I'm out! | 1.3 seconds | Commands |
| Rugpulled | get a negative stocks reward (hidden) | Random |
¶ Trivia
- The stock market was added on February 28th 2026.
- The "Rugpulled" achievement name stems from a stock market term where creators pump up a project, attracting investor funds before abruptly abandoning it and stealing the capital, leaving investors with worthless assets. It is a fraudulent maneuver, often involving rapid, massive dumping of tokens or project closure, designed to "pull the rug" from under investors.
- Order cancelling got added on March 2nd 2026.
- On March 5th 2026 there were some changes:
- Fixed bug where deposits were giving around 1.5x less value because they were giving base instead of target value.
- Fixed semi-duping bug with negative packs
- Changed share amount from 25k to 10k to "get to the fun part faster".
- On March 7th 2026, hidden portfolio was added along with welcome message when running the
/stockscommand. - Clicking "Deposit All" with no packs subtracts 100 coins from your balance, this is intentional. Negative packs caused by a deposit bug can be fixed by doing a "Deposit All".
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On March 14th 2026 80-coin shares were added.
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Reward payouts on open sell orders were added on March 19th 2026.
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Depositing all got removed in May 3rd 2026.
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Stock market got removed on May 14th 2026. Everyone was rewarded a Stone pack for each 100 coins they owned, and owned stocks were also converted to Stone packs in a 1:1 ratio.