Find the traders worth watching. Let the traders worth watching find you.

Every chart tells a story, but no single trader ever sees the whole picture. One person spots a level because they’ve been staring at BTC dominance for three years. Another catches a reversal because they trade altcoins for a living and know exactly how they behave near resistance. The Social Traders Hub is where those perspectives meet — a public trading network built directly into AiTraderView, where you can build a profile, follow the traders whose read on the market you trust, and see their price levels appear right on your own Cockpit chart.

It’s free, it’s built into the app you already use, and it takes about two minutes to get started.

What the Social Traders Hub actually is

Think of it as the layer between “I trade alone, staring at my own chart” and “I trade with a community, without ever leaving AiTraderView.” Every user gets a public trader profile — a handle, a short bio, your socials if you want to share them. From there, you can choose to:

• Be discovered by other traders looking for people to follow
• Follow traders whose levels and calls you want visible on your own charts
• Share your own levels with the people who follow you, once you approve them

No noise, no public comment threads, no drama. Just chart levels, shared between people who’ve chosen to see each other’s work.

Why this is worth five minutes of your time — whoever you are

If you’re a professional or full-time trader: you’ve already done the work. You’ve built a system, you know your levels, and you probably have opinions people would want to hear. The Social Traders Hub turns your analysis into something other people can plug into their own Cockpit — a following, a reputation, and (if AiTraderView verifies you) a badge that says your track record speaks for itself. It costs you nothing extra: you’re already marking your levels, you’re just choosing to let others see them.

If you’re newer to trading, or trade casually alongside a day job: this is arguably even more valuable for you. Instead of guessing where support and resistance sit, you can follow traders who’ve already done that work and see their levels overlaid on your own chart, in real time, next to your own analysis. It’s not a signal service and it’s not a shortcut to profit — but it is a way to learn how experienced traders read a chart, by literally watching where they draw their lines.

Either way, the network only gets more useful as more people join it. Every profile made public, every trader who starts sharing levels, makes the whole Hub sharper for everyone else. That’s the pitch: it’s better because you’re in it, not despite you being in it.

Step one: build your profile

Head to My Profile inside AiTraderView.com. This is your identity on the Hub — and it’s designed to protect your privacy while still letting you build a name for yourself.

You’ll never appear to other users under your real account username. Instead, you get a public handle (something like @yourhandle) that shows up everywhere: your profile, your follower list, Discover Traders, and the Levels dropdown inside Cockpit. If you don’t pick one, AiTraderView generates one for you automatically the first time you save your profile — so there’s genuinely no setup required to get started, only setup required to make it yours.

From there, add a short bio and, if you like, links to your Twitter/X, Telegram, Instagram, YouTube, or website. This is your chance to tell people who you are as a trader — your style, your focus, your track record — in a couple of sentences.

Step two: decide how visible you want to be

This part is entirely your call, and it’s worth thinking about rather than skipping.

Tick Profile publicly visible and you’ll appear on the Discover Traders page, where anyone browsing the Hub can find you, read your bio, and send a follow request. This is how you build a following without doing anything else — people find you because you showed up.

Leave it unticked and your profile still exists, but only people you send the direct link to can find it. That’s a perfectly reasonable choice if you’d rather keep your circle small and deliberate. But if part of why you’re here is to build a name for yourself as a trader, or simply to see what kind of following your analysis can attract — turn it on. There’s very little downside and a real upside: it costs nothing, and the alternative is being invisible to exactly the people who’d want to follow you.

Step three: understand how following actually works

This is the part that makes the whole system trustworthy, so it’s worth explaining properly.

Nobody’s levels are visible to just anyone who decides to follow them. Following on the Social Traders Hub is a two-step, opt-in process:

1. Someone finds your profile (via Discover Traders or a direct link) and clicks Follow (approval required). That doesn’t grant them anything yet — it sends you a request, and their button changes to “Request sent” while they wait.
2. You get an email, and the request shows up on your own My Profile page under Pending follow requests. You decide: Approve or Reject. The person is notified either way.

Only once you’ve approved someone does your shared level data become visible to them. You’re always the one deciding who gets access — not the platform, not an algorithm, you. And it works the same way in reverse: if you want to follow someone whose levels you trust, they get the final say on whether you’re let in.

Your My Profile page keeps a running list of who you follow and who follows you, with a simple Unfollow option any time you want to walk away — which cuts off your access to their levels the moment you click it.

Step four: see it happen on your chart

Once someone has approved your follow request, their levels don’t stay buried in a list somewhere — they show up exactly where they’re useful: on your live Cockpit chart.

Open Cockpit, go to the Levels tab, and under Social Levels pick a trader you follow from the dropdown (the same dropdown also lives right next to the Levels checkbox in Indicator Settings, for quick access while you’re mid-analysis). Their levels appear on your chart in their own distinct line style, tagged [S] or [R] wherever they’ve marked support or resistance — sitting right alongside your own levels and indicators, not replacing them.

This data refreshes automatically roughly every five minutes, and access is checked in real time — unfollow someone, or have them revoke your access, and their levels disappear from your chart immediately. You can also temporarily hide any single level, yours or theirs, without unpinning it, using the checkbox next to it — handy when a chart is getting crowded.

What the verified badge means (and doesn’t)

You’ll occasionally spot a small blue checkmark next to a trader’s handle — on their profile, in a follow request, in your network, or on Discover Traders. That’s AiTraderView’s verified badge, and it’s handed out manually, not earned by racking up followers. It can’t be gamed, bought, or grown organically by being popular — AiTraderView decides who gets it, based on factors like being a trusted or long-standing paying trader.

What it isn’t: a guarantee. A verified badge means AiTraderView has vetted the person, not that every level they draw will play out. The same goes for follower counts — a trader with thousands of followers isn’t automatically more accurate than one with ten. Read every shared level the way you’d read a sharp friend’s opinion: useful, worth considering, and never a substitute for your own judgment.

Ready to join?

Whether you’ve got years of charts behind you or you opened your first candlestick last month, the Social Traders Hub is built for you to get something out of it — a following if you’ve got insight to share, a shortcut to sharper analysis if you’re still building your own eye for the chart, and either way, a community around the screen you already spend your time looking at.

Go to My Profile, set your handle, write your bio, tick “Profile publicly visible” — and see who finds you first.