Tribe Battles

Tribe Battles are time-bound competitions between two Tribes.

They turn trading performance into a shared competitive experience, where Tribes can challenge each other and compare how they perform over the same period.

What a Battle can involve

Depending on the Battle type, Tribes can compete for:

• reputation
• rating
• XP
• leaderboard position
• the result itself

Battles are about performance and competition between Tribes.

They are not a way for users to bet money against another Tribe.

How a Battle works

1. One Tribe challenges another. See Challenges.
2. The Battle is given a type, market scope and duration. See Battle types.
3. Members trade from their own wallets and assign eligible trades to their Tribe.
4. Verified activity during the Battle contributes to the score. See Scoring.
5. When the Battle ends, a winner is determined and the result becomes part of both Tribes' history. See Battle history.

Built around the Tribe

A Battle is won by the performance of the Tribe, not by one shared position.

Members can trade different markets, use different position sizes and enter or exit at different times depending on the Battle rules.

The scoring system is designed to reward strong trading performance without simply rewarding the biggest wallet or the highest leverage.

Battle history

Battles create another layer of history between Tribes.

Over time, a Tribe can build a record of:

• Battles entered
• wins and losses
• opponents faced
• Battle performance
• competitive achievements

That record can become part of the Tribe's reputation and competitive identity on Tribes.