The product
KOL strategies
Not everyone with an edge wants to post calls. A strategy expresses that edge as rules, runs continuously, and earns from every trader who subscribes.
Anatomy of a strategy
1Universe
2Trigger
3Deployment
4Exit
Publishing
A strategy can stay private or be published to the marketplace for others to subscribe to. Published strategies are measured on the same basis as everything else — confirmed trades, net of fees — so a builder's record is directly comparable with a Discord community's rather than being scored on a friendlier scale.
Subscriber control
A subscriber never inherits the creator's risk appetite. They set their own buy size, capital ceiling, maximum open positions and daily loss limit, and may tighten the exit rules but not loosen them beyond what they configured. The creator supplies the edge; the subscriber decides the exposure.
Versioning
Editing a published strategy creates a new version rather than mutating the existing one. New signals follow the new rules; positions already open keep the configuration they were opened under. A subscriber's open trade cannot change shape because the author adjusted something that afternoon.
Earnings
A creator earns 20 basis points of the executed amount on every confirmed trade their strategy produces, paid out of the platform fee rather than added to it. There is no charge to publish, and no revenue is recognised on anything that does not execute.