Start where the call happens.
The Chrome extension recognizes explicit trade calls in the posts you view on X. Open the call drawer for context and keep the original source attached.
THE PATH FROM POST TO POSITION
See the call.
Check the record.
Make your move.
An X post starts the conversation. Xtrading brings the creator’s evidence and a reviewed trade into the same flow.
Get the extension ↗𝕏THE SOURCE POST
Real posts.
Real context.
Real context.
Paste a public post to load it from X.
↗XTRADING CONTEXT
The record, beside the post.
Identity · Stake · Call · Trade reviewMonad testnet · You review and sign in the trading workspace. Identity, stake and performance remain separate.
Ask four different questions.
Who owns this X identity? Is their refundable stake active? How did registered calls perform? What do confirmed wallet trades show? Missing evidence stays unavailable.
Make an informed trade.
Open the workspace, choose a configured market and review your amount, quote and transaction. Signing stays with your wallet. Submitted orders are not confirmed fills.
Evidence is only useful with its limits.
Read the methodology ↗Call results are evaluated under published rules. They are distinct from actual wallet returns. Nansen context depends on provider coverage; Envio projections depend on indexing freshness. Current execution defaults to Monad testnet, chain 10143.
A little more context.
Does a verified identity mean a good trader?
No. Identity binding connects a stable X user ID to a wallet. It does not establish trading skill, returns or the accuracy of any call.
Does Xtrading trade automatically?
Trades require your review and wallet approval. The landing preview is illustrative and never submits an order or asks for a signature.
Are all integrations live?
Availability depends on configured markets, credentials and provider coverage. Check system status for current configuration, and inspect transaction evidence for confirmed activity.
View system status ↗