Public Group Sharing
We're thrilled to announce some exciting new updates to Trading Vault Groups based on feedback from our users! One of the biggest updates is that now anyone can view a public group without needing to create an account. This means you can easily share links with your friends, colleagues, or anyone who might be interested in your trades.
Another update is the addition of a quick share button, located in the top right-hand corner of the trades screen. This feature generates a link to share multiple trades without the need to create a group first, making sharing trades faster and more efficient.
Even better, the quick share button still creates a group behind the scenes, so all the functionality and power of groups are still available. You can access these groups via the groups page and perform actions like adding or removing trades, viewing stats, using filters, renaming the group, and sending invites to your friends. These quick groups are set to public and hidden by default, so anyone with the link can access it, but they are not searchable from the groups explore page.
These updates will make it easier than ever to collaborate and share trades with your community, and we can't wait to see what you'll achieve with Trading Vault Groups!
Group Sharing Guide
This blog provides a comprehensive guide on how to create, manage, and moderate a group on Trading Vault, a trading journal platform. It outlines the steps to create a group, add members, add/remove trades, control data sharing, and moderate the group. The blog also highlights the different roles within the group and the level of control they have over the trades and members. It provides useful tips for trading schools that want to limit who can add trades and prevent spamming. Finally, the blog notes the challenges posed by different currencies in groups and how the stats screen handles this.
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