Without an in-platform community, strategy providers and followers often communicate through Telegram, Discord, or social media.
This moves engagement away from the broker’s environment and separates provider communication from strategy profiles, performance data, and copying workflows.
Feed introduces community functionality directly within Social Trading. Providers can publish updates, followers can ask questions, and prospects can learn more about a strategy before deciding whether to follow it.
CONNECTED COMMUNITY
Step 1
Strategy providers share market observations, strategy updates, and additional context about their performance.
Step 2
Followers and prospects see relevant provider content within the Social Trading environment.
Step 3
Community members can comment, ask questions, and participate in structured discussion threads.
Step 4
You retain control over available community settings and can moderate content through the Moderation feature.
Give strategy providers a native channel for publishing market updates, trading insights, strategy notes, and other relevant content. Regular posts help providers explain their approach, maintain communication with followers, and build a more visible presence within the platform.
Enable structured conversations around provider posts, trading strategies, and published market insights. Followers can discuss updates, exchange opinions, and communicate directly with providers without moving to external messaging platforms.
Allow providers to explain market events, strategy decisions, temporary performance changes, and adjustments to their trading approach. This additional context helps followers better understand results instead of evaluating providers by statistics alone.
Give followers and prospective subscribers a convenient place to ask providers for additional information about their strategies. Direct communication can resolve common concerns, improve transparency, and help traders make more informed subscription decisions.
Complement quantitative provider ratings with regular commentary, market observations, and community activity. This gives traders a broader view of each provider and supports more confident strategy discovery and comparison.
Keep provider communication, follower discussions, and strategy-related updates inside the brokerage’s own environment. This reduces reliance on external communication channels and creates a more connected social trading experience.
PROVIDERS AND FOLLOWERS
A native community can support:
Stronger provider–follower relationships
Greater transparency around strategy performance
More content around available providers
Increased interaction with the Social Trading platform
Better activation of new and dormant users
Reduced dependence on external messaging communities
The Social Add-on helps brokers build a more connected copy trading experience by combining automated copying with provider communication.
Feed and Moderation support different but complementary workflows.
Feed introduces posts, comments, and discussion tools that help providers and followers communicate.
Moderation gives authorized brokerage staff a structured workflow for reviewing provider profiles and offer changes before they become publicly visible.
Together, they help brokers develop an active community while retaining greater oversight of the published content.
Feed is an optional extension for Brokeree Social Trading that introduces provider posts, comments, and discussion threads directly within the platform.
When enabled by the broker, strategy providers can use Feed to publish updates and communicate with followers and prospects within the Social Trading environment.
Followers can receive additional context about strategies, ask providers questions, and participate in discussions before and after subscribing.
Feed gives brokers a native alternative to external communication channels. The community becomes connected with the brokerage’s Social Trading ecosystem rather than operating separately.
Feed is an optional Social Trading add-on that operates within the broker’s environment and includes broker-controlled community settings.
Yes, it is recommended to use Feed and Moderation together to support organic discussions and while moderating them with additional controls and permissions.