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social network

profiles, follows, the feed, privacy controls, and asset communities.

profiles

A wen profile carries:

• Handle and display name.
• Avatar and bio.
• wen XP rank and achievement badges.
• Follower and following counts.
• A trading-performance summary.
• Public positions and trade history, when you've enabled them.
• Shared posts, trades, and theses.
• Leaderboard placements.
• Copy availability and copier stats, if other people can copy you.

follow & privacy controls

• Follow and unfollow other wen users.
• Follow external trader wallets, even ones that aren't on wen.
• Turn notifications on or off for one specific account, without changing your global settings.
• Block and unblock.
• Make your profile private.
• Hide your balances specifically, separate from hiding your whole profile.
• Restrict your feed visibility to friends or followers only.
• Hide your activity from feeds entirely.
• Control the visibility of each shared post individually: public, followers-only, or private.

Automatic trading events - the ones wen would post on your behalf, like a closed position - always respect these settings. You can still deliberately choose to share something that would otherwise stay private; the default just protects you from oversharing by accident.

the feed

The feed carries text posts and trading theses, shared spot trades, shared perps positions and their results, copy-trading activity, position updates and notes, milestones, ranks, badges, competition and leaderboard results, official wen announcements, and pinned posts. You can view it as global, following-only, or filtered to a specific asset.

Posts support reactions, comments, and shareable result cards, plus reporting and moderation if something needs it.

asset communities

Every token carries its own contextual social layer, reachable without leaving the token page: discussion specific to that asset, the holders who've chosen to be visible, its top traders, recent public trades, related posts and theses, and the same follow controls and profile access you'd get anywhere else in the app.