What is a Tribe Trade?

A Tribe Trade is the shared view of how a Tribe is trading a market. It brings together the individual positions that members choose to link to that Tribe and turns them into live group statistics. Those positions can come from a Call or from members finding and trading the market themselves.

It does not need to start with a Call

Someone might share a Call and other members decide to trade it. Those positions become part of the Tribe Trade.

But a member can also find a token themselves, buy or sell it and choose to link that trade to the Tribe. It then becomes part of the same Tribe activity.

What counts toward the stats?

Trades only count toward a Tribe when a member chooses to link them to it.

From those linked positions, Tribes can show things like how many members are trading the market, their entries and exits, combined performance, how many are still holding and how the group has performed over time.

A personal trade that is not linked to a Tribe does not affect that Tribe's statistics.

Everyone still has their own position

A Tribe Trade is not one shared position.

Members can enter at different prices, use different position sizes and exit whenever they want. The Tribe Trade simply brings those individual decisions together so everyone can see how the group is doing.

What happens while the trade is live?

Members can follow the market together, talk in chat or voice, share updates and see how other members are positioned as the trade develops.

If someone sends an exit signal, it is still only a signal. Every member decides for themselves whether to hold, sell or change their position.

What happens when members exit?

The Tribe Trade can stay active as long as members still have positions open.

As people enter and exit, the shared statistics update. When the activity is over, the result becomes part of the Tribe's trading history and performance record.

One market. Many individual positions. One shared Tribe record.