What is multiplayer trading?

Multiplayer trading is trading built around people instead of trading alone. You discover markets together, share what you find, talk through ideas in chat or voice and see what other people are trading. Everyone still makes their own decision and controls their own position.

Why call it multiplayer?

Because everyone is in the same market, but nobody has to make the same move.

Someone might find a token and share it with the Tribe. Someone else adds research. Another person turns it into a Call. Some members buy, others wait, and some decide not to trade it at all.

The experience is shared. The decisions are individual.

What does the group share?

The market, the conversation and what happens around the trade.

Members can see Calls, positions, entries and exits, who is trading a market and how the Tribe is performing. Trades linked to a Tribe also build shared statistics and history over time.

That makes it possible to see how people and communities actually trade, not just what they say after the fact.

Does multiplayer mean shared money?

No.

There is no shared trading balance or pooled position. Your money stays in your own wallet and every position remains yours.

You choose what to trade, how much to trade and when to exit.

How is it different from copy trading?

Copy trading can automatically reproduce another trader's decisions in your account.

Multiplayer trading does not.

On Tribes, you can see the idea, the Call, the people trading it and the conversation around it. Then you decide what you want to do.

Two members can act on the same idea with completely different entries, sizes and exits.

The market is shared. The decision is yours.