Public trading activity

Trading on Tribes is social.

Your positions, trades, Calls, trading history and Tribe memberships can be visible to other users. The same is true for the people you follow, trade with and discover across the platform.

That visibility turns trading activity into something people can follow, discuss and build reputation from over time.

What can be visible

Public trading activity can include things such as:

• open positions
• recent trades
• Calls
• trading history
• verified performance
• Tribe memberships
• activity assigned to a Tribe

This activity can appear across profiles, Tribe activity, token pages and leaderboards.

Why trading activity is social

Public activity is part of how Tribes works.

• People can see what is happening. Traders and Tribes build a record through real activity rather than screenshots or claims.
• Tribes get shared context. Members can follow how people are trading the same market while it is happening.
• Reputation becomes meaningful. Performance and history can be connected to attributable activity over time.
• Contribution can be attributed. Activity Rewards can connect eligible Calls, ideas and other activity to the trading activity they help create.

Visibility and control

Seeing someone's trading activity does not give you control over it.

Every user manages their own wallet and positions. Public activity lets people follow what happened, not act on someone else's behalf.

Your trades are visible. Your decisions stay yours.