Copy trading
Discord copy trading in your own broker account
A call posted in a Discord server becomes an order in the broker account of every member who runs the strategy, sized by that member's own budget per entry.
How a call becomes an order
The server posts a call
In the channel Nyria reads, in the caller's own words. Messages elsewhere in the server are ignored.
Every member's bot reads it
Nyria reads the call once, and every bot running the strategy acts on it.
Each account gets its own order
At Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca, in the size that member set.
What a call can say
Each row is a call as it is posted, and what the bot does with it.
A stock entry
NVDA long here 228
Buy NVDA. With the limit set to Alert price the order goes out at 228; with Bid, Ask or Mid, Nyria prices it from the live quote.
An options entry
BTO AAPL 345c 11/20 @ 12.50
Buy to open the AAPL $345 call expiring Nov 20, 2026. A call with no date takes the nearest listed expiration.
An exit, written as a sentence
Taking profits on NVDA here
Close the open NVDA position, matched against what the bot is holding.
If you run the server
- 1Link Discord under Integrations and invite the Nyria bot to the server. Inviting it needs the Manage Server permission.
- 2Create a strategy, pick Discord, choose the channel to read, and narrow it to the author who posts the calls or to a keyword if you want to.
- 3Make the strategy Premium and set a monthly price for each tier.
- 4Share the checkout link. A member pays, signs in to Nyria and deploys a bot on your strategy.
Tiers, fees and checkout are on the sell trading signals page, and the Discord setup is on the Discord page.
If you are in someone else's server
Nyria reads channels in servers you run, because inviting the bot needs the Manage Server permission. If the owner has published the calls as a strategy on Nyria, subscribe to it, sign in to Nyria and deploy a bot on your own broker account. Ask the owner whether they sell one.
What each member controls
Their own broker account
Orders go to the member's account. The server owner never sees a balance, an account number or broker credentials.
Their own size
Each member sets the budget per entry of their own bot. Their tier caps the total entry allocation across their live bots on the strategy.
Their own bot
A member can pause a bot, change its size or tickers, or delete it. The strategy's settings stay with its creator.
Their own exits
When a subscription ends, the member's bots stop opening trades and still close the positions they hold.
Discord alerts, by broker
Questions
- Is this copy trading?
- Members copy the strategy's alerts. Each member's bot places its own order in its own broker account, sized by its own budget per entry, so nothing is mirrored from another account.
- Can I copy any Discord server?
- No. Nyria reads a channel in a server you run, because inviting the bot needs the Manage Server permission. To copy someone else's server, its owner has to publish the calls as a strategy on Nyria and give you access.
- What does the server owner see?
- For each bot copying their strategy: your name and email, the broker it runs on, whether the account is live or paper, its size, and whether it is erroring. Never your balance, your account number or your broker credentials.
- How is each order sized?
- By the budget per entry you set on your bot. Your tier caps the total entry allocation across your live bots on the strategy. A call that names no size uses that budget.
- What happens when my subscription ends?
- Your bots switch to closing only. They still send exits for the positions they hold and open nothing new. Nothing is closed for you.
- Do I need a Nyria plan?
- A member with active paid access to a creator's strategy can run a live bot without a Nyria plan of their own. Nyria Paper is free for everyone, and live bots trade at Charles Schwab, Tradier, tastytrade or Alpaca.
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