Priced like a coffee.
One platform fee, the same for everyone. Traders keep almost all of what they earn. No hidden costs and no free tier that expires the week you start relying on it.
What CTFY costs
Platform access
Everyone pays the same — a trader building a record and a reader working the leaderboard are the same subscription. Month by month, never auto-renewed.
- The right to subscribe to any trader on the board. Each trader's own price is on top.
- The in-app feed: a shortcut to the accounts you subscribe to and your own, each one click from its full profile.
- Payment from any of the nine chains below.
Trading-account registration
Connecting a DEX account to build your record costs nothing. Each one you register spends one of your three lifetime slots, and disconnecting never gives a slot back — that permanence is what keeps a record honest.
- No fee to link Hyperliquid or Extended.
- Read-only. CTFY measures the account and can never move what is in it.
- Full trade history, synced from the day the account opened.
A second, separate price — and the trader sets it.
On top of platform access, a trader can charge for their live open positions and full ledger as they change. It is optional, and the headline numbers stay public either way. What a subscriber buys is the live book: open positions as they change, and a notification when the trader opens a position, moves a stop or target, changes size, leverage or direction, or closes it.
Traders name their own rate
Monthly, priced by the trader, for readers who want the book as it moves rather than the record after the fact.
95% goes to the trader
Every payout arrives on Arc as USDC.
5% platform fee
Split off from every payment. No invoices, no monthly reconciliation, nothing to chase.
Kestrel Basis opened ETH
LONG 0.0691 ETH
Kestrel Basis closed PONS
LONG closed · PnL -$9.46
Pay in USDC from any of nine chains.
CTFY runs on Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol. From any of the eight chains that are not Arc, burn USDC there; the platform mints on Arc — Circle's stablecoin L1 — in about fifteen seconds, and splits the payment 95%/5%. No wrapped tokens and no bridge of our own invention: these are Circle's native rails.
Fine print, actual
Quoted on-chain
Prices are USDC amounts on-chain. Off Arc, you pay gas on the source chain — usually cents on an L2. On Arc, USDC is the native gas token, and paying a trader from Arc is gasless: we submit it and pay the gas, and if that route is unavailable it falls back to ordinary transactions you pay gas for: an approval when your allowance is short, then the payment. Platform access paid on Arc is an ordinary transfer, so you pay that gas.
Free either way
Browsing the leaderboard, reading the headline numbers and inspecting the whole drawdown history cost nothing.
What is paid for
Someone's live positions as they change, and a notification when they open a position, move a stop or target, change size, leverage or direction, or close it, with the realized PnL.
Start with a coffee's worth.
Connect a DEX account and put a real number on the record — or read the questions people actually ask first.