What is a Tribe Trade?

A Tribe Trade is one shared object representing many separately controlled positions. When members act on the same idea, their individual positions roll up into a single live Trade with a timeline, a joined-member count and aggregate statistics. It is a shared view of a group's activity, not a shared position.

What the Trade Room shows

Live chat and optional voice, charts and market context, structured updates and exit signals, how many members joined, total exposure, and a position map: average entry, current price, average realised exit, what share of participants is in profit and how many are still holding.

Everyone enters and exits on their own terms

Members join at different prices, in different sizes, and leave whenever they choose. Someone with permission can send an exit signal, but it is a recommendation. Nobody can close another member's position.

It outlives its creator

If the person who started it exits, the Tribe Trade stays live until the last participant is out. The creator leaving is an event on the timeline, not the end of the Trade.

What it does not expose

Aggregated activity by default. Members may opt into showing their identity or their size, but the group view is designed to describe what happened without publishing everybody's balance.