Last updated: 26 August 2026
What is Traderverse?
Traderverse is a social trading network where retail traders share positions, track each other’s performance, and discuss markets in one place. It combines a portfolio tracker, market analytics, and a social feed, so the reasoning behind a trade sits next to the trade itself.
It is free to join, and available on iOS, Android, and the web.
Most trading happens in isolation. You read a chart, form a view, and place an order — with no easy way to see whether the people whose opinions you follow actually acted on their own advice. Traderverse exists to close that gap: performance is visible, predictions are recorded, and claims can be checked against a track record.
How Traderverse works
The platform is built around five connected features.
| Feature | What it does |
|---|---|
| Timeline | A personalised activity feed of posts, charts, and predictions from the traders you follow |
| Profiles | Your trading identity — performance history, trading style, and badges earned on the platform |
| Search | Find traders, assets, and ideas across the network |
| Analytics | Market data and community sentiment for individual stocks and crypto assets |
| Portfolio | A centralised view of holdings and allocation across multiple asset types |
Timeline
The Timeline is the entry point. Rather than a general-purpose social feed, it shows market activity from the accounts you have chosen to follow — charts, written analysis, and calls on specific assets.
Profiles
A Traderverse profile is a public record rather than a biography. It shows how someone trades, what they hold, and how their previous calls performed. That record is what makes it possible to judge whether an opinion is worth weighting.
Search
Search covers people as well as assets. You can look up a ticker and see who is discussing it, or find traders who focus on a particular market.
Analytics
Analytics pairs conventional market data with something conventional tools do not have: what the community is actually saying about an asset, and how that sentiment is shifting.
Portfolio
Portfolio brings holdings into a single dashboard across asset types, so performance is measured against your whole position rather than one account at a time.
Who Traderverse is for
Traderverse is built for retail traders who already have a process and want better inputs — people trading their own capital in stocks, ETFs, or crypto, who want to compare their reasoning against others doing the same thing.
It suits you if you learn by watching how other people think through a position. It is less useful if you want passive, hands-off investing: the platform assumes you are making your own decisions.
What Traderverse is not
Being clear about the boundaries matters more than the feature list.
- Traderverse is not a broker. You cannot execute trades on the platform. It sits alongside whatever brokerage you already use.
- Traderverse does not give financial advice. Nothing on the platform is a recommendation. Content is produced by other retail traders, not licensed advisers.
- A visible track record is not a prediction. Performance history describes what has already happened. It does not indicate what will happen next, and following a profitable trader does not make you one.
- Traderverse does not manage your money. There is no copy-trading of your capital and no discretionary management.
How to get started
Signing up is free. Claim a handle, follow a few traders in the markets you care about, and read the Timeline for a week before posting anything — the fastest way to judge whether a network is useful is to watch it work.
Traderverse is available on the App Store, on Google Play, and on the web at traderverse.io.
Risk disclosure
Trading stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrency carries risk, including the loss of your entire investment. Past performance — your own or anyone else’s shown on Traderverse — does not indicate future results. Content on the platform is shared by individual users for discussion and is not investment advice. Consider your own circumstances and speak to a licensed financial adviser before making investment decisions. See our full risk disclosure.