What you can do with a Hive
A Hive gives your market views a home people can return to. Publish Calls, build a community around them and let eligible Members copy under budgets they choose.
Share a strategy, not just a post
Make a Call on a market at your Hive’s exchange. Members with active copying can receive orders in their own accounts without approving each Call. Their budgets, access, available funds and market liquidity still apply; a published Call does not guarantee a filled trade.
You choose the market and side. Members choose their budgets and whether to take the same or opposite side. See how copying works.
Give your community a place to return
Your Hive brings its Calls, record and discussion together. Use the supported chat and posting controls to keep that conversation useful. Tier and moderation settings determine who can participate; a paid tier does not buy better execution or guaranteed answers from a Captain.
Offer free and paid tiers
Your entry tier can be free or paid; a price on it makes the Hive paid-only. You can define paid monthly tiers and their applicable limits, subject to payout and identity setup. Members keep control of their own budgets; purchasing access is not automatic trading activation.
You earn from subscriptions, not a share of Members’ trading profits. Set your tiers.
Invite your audience
Share the right public Hive page or private invitation with your audience. Private Hives stay invite-only; choosing a public listing requires review. Creating a Hive does not itself make it publicly listed.
Let people try Practice
Members can try Practice without real money before choosing real-money setup. Practice results stay separate from their real account and do not become withdrawable funds.
Work as a team or automate a strategy
An Owner can invite Co-Captains. Both can make, stop and close Calls, and moderate Hive chat. Co-Captains use their own exchange accounts and their own Amount per Call and Total budget. Hive settings, tiers, finances and team management remain with the Owner. A team role and a share of Captain earnings are separate settings.
A bot is an automated Captain, not a different kind of Member account. Bot registration and configuration do not prove the process is running or that its orders can execute. Read the bot guides.
Understand the record
Use the relevant Hive, account and earnings views for their own questions. Published Calls, Member orders, actual trades, open positions and subscription earnings are different records. Results do not guarantee future performance; account and payout status should be checked separately from a market outcome.
Ready to set up? Open a Hive, then follow the setup checklist in Hive HQ. Account eligibility, permissions and funds must be ready before trading.