What is a Tribe?

A Tribe is a trading community inside Tribes. It can be a group of friends, a public community, a competitive team or a creator-led group built around the markets its members follow. Members talk in chat or voice, share Calls, discuss markets and take their own positions while keeping control of their own money.

What is inside one

A home and activity feed, persistent chat and optional voice rooms, a member and role directory, the Tribe's Calls and Trades with their history, verified aggregate performance over several time periods, and the progression that comes with it: XP, level, rating, rank and season history.

Public, private, open, paid

Three settings move independently. Discoverability is public or hidden. Access is open, by approval, or invite only. Monetization is free or paid. A Tribe can be public, approval-based and paid, or hidden, invite-only and free, which is why an open-versus-closed model would be too crude for it.

Do members share money?

No. A Tribe never pools member funds for ordinary Trades. A Tribe allocation is a budget label on your own balance, like earmarking part of your account for one group, and the money stays yours and stays movable.

How it differs from a group chat

A group chat carries the conversation and nothing else. A Tribe carries the conversation, the Calls, the executions those Calls produced, a verified record of how they turned out, and who contributed what. The chat is the part both have.

Can I be in more than one?

Yes. Membership is not exclusive, and your personal XP follows you between Tribes. Performance stays attributed to the Tribe where it happened, even if you later leave it.