Reputation

Reputation on Tribes is built from real activity.

Calls, trades, results and participation can contribute to a record that shows what someone has actually done over time.

The goal is simple: make reputation useful because it is backed by attributable activity, not screenshots, claims or selective wins.

How reputation is built

Reputation can come from different parts of the Tribes experience:

• verified trading history
• Calls and their outcomes
• trading performance
• participation and contribution
• XP and levels
• leaderboard performance
• milestones and achievements

Different systems measure different things. Performance shows how someone traded. XP can reflect participation and contribution. Rankings help compare activity over time.

Verified history matters

A verified record includes both wins and losses.

Results are not verified because they are good. They are verified because they are attributable to real activity on Tribes.

A verified loss is still verified.

That means people and Tribes build a history that reflects the full record rather than only the best moments.

Explore reputation

• Verified by Tribes: what verification means and what it does not.
• Verified history: how attributable results become part of a lasting record.
• Calls and performance: how Calls contribute to performance history.
• Rating and rank: how performance can translate into ranking.
• XP and levels: how participation and contribution are recognised.
• Leaderboards: how people and Tribes compare.
• Milestones: progress and achievements over time.