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 can scan markets together, talk in chat or voice, share Calls and trade while keeping full control of their own money.

What happens inside a Tribe?

A Tribe brings the whole group around the market into one place. Members can share tokens and scans, discuss what they are seeing, create Calls, trade ideas together and follow what happens as positions open and close.

The Trades members choose to link to the Tribe also build its shared statistics, performance and history.

Can Tribes be public or private?

Yes. Different Tribes can be built for different kinds of communities.

Some can be open for anyone to discover and join, while others can require approval or an invite. Tribes can also have different membership and access settings depending on how the community wants to operate.

Do members share money?

No. There is no shared pool of trading money.

Your funds stay in your own Tribes wallet. When you make a trade, you can choose to link it to one Tribe so it becomes part of that Tribe's activity and statistics, or you can keep it as a personal trade.

Linking a Trade never gives the Tribe control over your money or position.

How is a Tribe different from a group chat?

A group chat mostly stops at the conversation.

Inside a Tribe, someone can share a token, everyone can look at the market together, turn an idea into a Call and trade it without leaving the app. The activity then becomes part of the Tribe's live stats and history.

Chat is part of a Tribe. It is not the whole Tribe.

Can I join more than one Tribe?

Yes. You can be part of multiple Tribes at the same time.

When you trade, you choose whether that Trade belongs to one of them. Past activity stays connected to the Tribe where it happened, even if you later leave.