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How Sanctuum works for subscribers

Find traders by their verifiable record, subscribe in USDC on Solana, and read their calls while they are still active.

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    Explore before you pay

    Discover and the leaderboard are free. Every trader profile shows their finalized calls, win rate, average return, drawdown, sample size and price history.
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    Read the record, not the price

    A trader is ranked only after 10 market-priced calls. A high subscription price means many people subscribed. It does not prove skill and does not guarantee results.
  3. 3

    Follow for free

    Following tells you when a trader publishes or closes a call. You don’t see the content of active calls without a subscription.
  4. 4

    Subscribe with your Solana wallet

    Click Subscribe, check the summary (price, trader’s share, Sanctuum commission of 10%) and approve one USDC transaction in Phantom or Solflare. You also pay the small Solana network fee.
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    Access after verification

    Sanctuum checks your transaction on the blockchain. Only once it is confirmed do you get 30 days of access to the trader’s channel. A payment that fails verification never grants access.
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    Read active calls and get notified

    Open the channel from the trader’s profile. New and closed calls arrive in Notifications.
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    Renew or let it end

    Nothing renews automatically. Renew from the trader’s profile before the end date; the new 30 days are added to the time you have left.

Good to know

Stopping

There is nothing to cancel: without a new payment, your access ends at the end of the period you paid for.

No refunds

Your payment is split between the trader and Sanctuum on chain in the same transaction, so it cannot be refunded through the app.

Calls are opinions

Sanctuum does not execute trades and does not give financial advice. A token existing on Solana says nothing about whether it is safe.

Your privacy

Sanctuum does not show your wallet. Your payment is a public Solana transaction, so it links your wallet to the trader’s wallet on the blockchain.

How returns are labelled

Self-reported

Return computed from prices the trader typed. Shown, never ranked.

Market-priced

Entry and close prices came from the market data provider at the time. Only these count for the score.

Wallet-verified

Swaps from the trader’s verified wallet match the call’s entry and exit under the published rules.

Questions

What do the badges on a call mean?
“Winning trade” or “Losing trade” is the return from the price at publication to the close. “Wallet sale price” means the close is the price the trader’s wallet really sold this token at, read on Solana; “Market-priced” means it comes from a price provider; “Self-reported” uses prices the trader typed and never counts as a win or a loss. “Wallet-verified” means the trader’s own wallet made matching trades.
My payment went through but I have no access yet
Verification waits for the transaction to be confirmed on Solana, usually a few seconds. If it takes longer, open the trader’s profile later: access is granted as soon as the transaction is verified.
Can I pay with SOL or a card?
Not in this version. Subscriptions are paid in USDC on Solana only.
Why can’t I see a trader’s old calls in their channel?
The channel shows active calls. Finalized calls are public on the trader’s profile for everyone.
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