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How Sanctuum works for traders

Publish calls to paying subscribers and build a public track record that nobody, including you, can edit after the fact.

  1. 1

    Create your account and choose a username

    Your username is the address of your public profile: /traders/your_name.
  2. 2

    Verify your Solana wallet

    In Settings, connect Phantom or Solflare and sign a message. It is not a transaction and costs nothing. This wallet receives your subscription payments. Its address is never shown on Sanctuum’s public pages.
  3. 3

    Open your channel

    Set a base price per 30 days in USDC. The live price rises by 2% per active subscriber, up to 3× your base, and every change is recorded in a public price history.
  4. 4

    Publish a call

    Paste the token address and set at least one target. Sanctuum finds the token’s name, logo, pool, links and price, and reads your entry from your verified wallet. Stop-loss and thesis are optional. The server timestamps the call; after publishing, nothing in it can be edited or deleted.
  5. 5

    Your subscribers get it first

    While a call is active only you and subscribers with a verified payment can read it. Subscribers are notified; followers only learn that a new call exists.
  6. 6

    The call closes when you sell

    When your wallet sells the position, the call closes by itself. You can also close it by hand, and it closes automatically at its horizon. Closing only ends the recommendation: Sanctuum never sells anything for you. The call then becomes public and joins your track record. Its return is measured from the market price when you published, the price your subscribers could get, to the price your wallet really sold at. A positive return is a winning trade, a negative one a losing trade.
  7. 7

    Build your score

    Your reputation score appears after 10 market-priced finalized calls. It rewards consistency and penalises drawdowns. Subscriber count and price play no part in it.

Good to know

Payouts

Subscribers pay in USDC on Solana. In the same transaction you receive the price minus the Sanctuum commission (10%), and the commission goes to the treasury. Sanctuum never holds the funds.

No edits, no deletions

Entry, targets, stop, thesis and timestamp are locked by the database the moment you publish. Losing calls stay on your record exactly like winning ones.

Wallet verification of calls

When indexing is enabled, swaps from your verified wallet are matched to your calls. Matching calls get a “Wallet-verified” badge. Trades in other wallets cannot be seen, so they stay unverified.

Your privacy

Your wallet address stays private on Sanctuum, but the blockchain is public: anyone who pays you can see your receiving wallet in their transaction.

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

Why is my return marked “self-reported”?
No market price was recorded when you published or closed the call, so the return uses the prices you typed. Self-reported returns are shown but never count toward your score.
Can I change the wallet that receives payments?
Not from the app once your channel is open, so payments can’t be redirected silently. Contact support.
Can I publish calls on Ethereum or a centralized exchange?
No. This version supports Solana tokens only.
What happens if I stop accepting subscribers?
Untick “Accept new subscribers” in your dashboard. Current subscribers keep access until their paid period ends.
Sanctuum does not trade for you, does not hold your funds and only supports Solana.Read the guide for subscribersMethodology