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Community and sharing

Publish a strategy so others can follow its signals — and earn when they subscribe — without giving away how it works.

The community is where creators publish strategies and traders follow them. When you share a strategy, subscribers receive its signals — the entry and exit alerts — and you earn a reward each time someone subscribes. The part that makes this safe is that they never see how the strategy works.

Sharing does not give away your edge#

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Subscribers get the signals — when to enter and exit — never your indicator configuration, parameters or logic. You keep the edge and earn from sharing it.

So sharing is not giving your strategy away. A subscriber can act on the same entries and exits you do, but cannot reconstruct or fork the strategy, because its internals never leave your account.

Sharing a strategy#

  1. Commit a version of the strategy — sharing publishes a snapshot, so commit the one you want others to follow.
  2. Toggle Share to Community on the commit.
  3. Set the subscription cost in tokens — this is yours to choose (the default is 10). It is what a subscriber pays for 30 days of your signals.

Your strategy then appears in the Community feed under your username. Commit a new version and re-share to push an update to your subscribers.

Following others#

  • Subscribe — pay the creator's token cost for 30 days of a strategy's signals, delivered to your notifications whenever it opens or closes a position. You can also map it to your own venue to trade it.
  • Star — show appreciation for a strategy; the creator is notified.
  • Profiles — browse a creator's strategies and their star counts.
  • Search — find strategies by name, ticker or creator.

Why share at all#

Two reasons, and they compound. You earn — tokens or cash — every time someone subscribes (see rewards). And you build a reputation: stars and subscribers attract more subscribers, which funds more grid searches and better strategies. What you spend to build strategies, a following can pay back.

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