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Brokeree Adds In-Platform Discussions to Copy-Trading Service

The optional Feed feature lets strategy providers post updates and answer questions. Brokers pay extra to enable it.

A tablet displays a trading chart beside stacked comment cards / TokenPost.ai
A tablet displays a trading chart beside stacked comment cards / TokenPost.ai

Brokeree Solutions has introduced Feed for its Social Trading platform, putting strategy updates and questions inside brokers’ platforms so prospective copy traders can assess providers before mirroring their trades.

Feed lets strategy providers post about trading decisions and drawdowns, or declines in a strategy’s value. Users can comment, ask questions and join discussion threads. Brokers pay an additional fee to enable the feature.

Prospective followers can read those exchanges before subscribing. In copy trading, a follower’s account automatically replicates a provider’s trades. Feed also gives existing followers a place to ask questions within the platform where they copy those trades.

Providers and followers often discuss strategies on Telegram, Discord or social media. Feed brings that conversation into the broker’s service. Anton Sokolov, head of product at Brokeree Solutions, said, “users don’t need a full scale social network, they simply need a communication channel.”

Brokeree’s Social Trading system supports MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader. The company also offers an integration API for crypto companies using other trading infrastructure.

Brokeree separately offers an optional Moderation feature. When enabled, it allows advance review of selected provider profile information and changes to offers. That approval workflow does not review Feed posts or comments before publication.

Feed is the first in a planned series of optional additions to Social Trading.

John Kim

John Kim reports on the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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