What is a Call on Tribes?

A Call is a trading idea shared with a Tribe. It shows the market, the direction and why someone thinks it is worth watching or trading. A Call can also include things like an entry, target, stop or time horizon. It is an idea, not an order, and everyone decides for themselves whether to act on it.

How does a Call start?

Not every market idea starts as a Call.

Someone might first share a token, ticker or contract in the Tribe so everyone can look at it together. Members can check the chart, discuss what they see and decide whether there is an opportunity.

If someone wants to turn that idea into a clear trading setup, they can make a Call.

A Call is not a Trade

A Call is the idea. A Trade is what happens when someone actually takes a position.

A Call can exist even if nobody trades it. The person who made the Call does not have to open a position themselves either.

Why are Calls and Trades tracked separately?

Because they tell you different things.

Call performance shows how the idea itself played out. Trading performance shows what people actually made or lost based on their own entries, sizes and exits.

That means someone can build a record for finding good opportunities even if they do not personally trade every one of them.

Who can make a Call?

This depends on the Tribe.

A Tribe can allow members to share Calls freely or limit official Calls to specific people, such as trusted Callers or Analysts.

That gives smaller groups freedom while helping larger communities keep important Calls easy to find.