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What does a Nyria trade post in Discord look like?

Each post opens with Entry or Exit, the strategy name and, on an exit, the result. The order sits in a code block, like BTO SPY Nov 20 780C @ 10.25. Exits are green for a gain, red for a loss and grey when flat. View trade and View strategy buttons open the pages.

Official documentation

Read a Nyria Discord post

  1. 1

    Read the title

    It says Entry or Exit, then the strategy. An exit adds the result.

  2. 2

    Read the order

    The order comes first, in a code block, the way traders write it.

  3. 3

    Check the color

    Entries are blue. Exits are green, red or grey.

  4. 4

    Use the buttons

    View trade opens the trade. View strategy opens the public strategy page.

  5. 5

    Spot paper fills

    A paper fill is marked [PAPER] in the title and says so in the footer.

Entries

  • Entries are blue and name the asset.
  • An option adds its bias and days to expiry.
  • A spread adds its net credit or debit.
  • A perpetual adds its leverage.

Exits

  • Exits are green when the trade made money.
  • They are red when it lost, grey when flat or without a result.
  • They add entry to exit, the P&L from your fills, and the hold time.

Order lines

  • An option reads like BTO SPY Nov 20 780C @ 10.25.
  • A spread gets one line per leg.
  • A stock or coin reads like Opened NVDA long @ 215.07.

Header and sample

  • Each post is headed by your handle and profile picture.
  • The header links to your Nyria profile.
  • Send sample posts one embed marked Sample alert.

Questions

What does an Entry post show?
The order in a code block, the asset and its details.
What do the exit colors mean?
Green for a gain, red for a loss, grey for flat or no result.
How do I spot a paper fill?
It is marked [PAPER] in the title and the footer.
Do posts show my size?
Only if you turn on Show size. Off is suggested for a public channel.
Can I test the look first?
Yes. Select Send sample for one embed with example figures.

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