Tribe Trades
Many positions, one view. A Tribe Trade is the shared activity of individually controlled positions assigned to a Tribe.
A Tribe Trade is the shared view of how members of one Tribe are trading the same market.
It is composed of the individual positions that members have assigned to that Tribe, so everyone can see how the group is participating in the same market over time.
Every member trades from their own non-custodial wallet. There is no pooled Tribe position: each member still has their own position, their own entry, their own size and their own exit.
Where a Tribe Trade comes from
A Tribe Trade can start in different ways.
It can begin with:
- a Call that members decide to trade
- members independently trading the same market and assigning those trades to the Tribe
The important part is not where the trade started, but that members are trading the same market and have assigned those trades to the same Tribe.
What members can see
As members join and manage their positions, the Tribe Trade can show shared activity such as:
- members participating
- individual entries
- average Tribe entry
- members still holding
- exits
- individual results
- combined Tribe performance
This gives the Tribe one place to follow how the group is trading the market while it is live.
Individual positions, shared performance
Members can:
- enter at different prices
- use different position sizes
- use different leverage where the market allows it
- take profit at different moments
- exit at different times
One member exiting does not end the Tribe Trade while other members remain in the position.
The positions remain separate, but their results can be combined to show how the Tribe performed as a group.
Tribe history
Once a Tribe Trade is complete, its results can become part of the Tribe's trading history and performance record.
Only trades that members assign to the Tribe contribute to that Tribe Trade and its statistics.
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