Do users need the Clicker app?
No. Your users stay entirely within your app. Clicker is a backend API that you integrate. Your users follow traders, see trade comments, interact with leaderboards, and copy trades - all without ever leaving your platform. They don’t download Clicker, they don’t create a separate account, and they don’t switch contexts. The Clicker experience is embedded seamlessly into your app via API.Does Clicker execute trades?
No. Your app handles all trade execution. Clicker never touches fund management or trade settlement. The only thing that changes when you integrate is which address receives the trade fee when a comment drives a copytrade. If a fee would normally go to your protocol or treasury, it now gets split: your cut plus a share to the commenter. The execution, settlement, and mechanics remain entirely your responsibility.What chains does Clicker support?
Clicker indexes traders on Solana, Base, and Ethereum mainnet today. We’re launching perps via Hyperliquid in the near term. BSC is available with 4 weeks notice - if you need it, let us know and we’ll activate it. Prediction markets (Polymarket) are planned for Q2. If you need a different chain or protocol, let’s discuss your roadmap and we can prioritize accordingly.Does Clicker provide price or chart data?
No. Clicker provides point-in-time trade data, PnL calculations, trader profiles, and social metadata. We do not provide real-time pricing, charting, or market data. You provide your own pricing infrastructure (most apps already have internal systems or integrate with providers like Codex or similar). This separation of concerns keeps Clicker lean and lets you maintain control over the pricing source your UX depends on.What if a user buys a token days after seeing a comment?
Attribution is based on a reasonable interaction window. Typically this is within an hour of viewing or engaging with a comment. If a user sees a comment, navigates away, and then manually initiates a buy days later without clicking through the comment or triggering the copytrade flow, that interaction doesn’t count as comment-driven. This prevents attribution spam and ensures Comment Rewards only apply to trades directly influenced by the comment exposure.How does Clicker handle meme-to-meme swaps?
Clicker treats these as “swaps” - atomic exchanges of two tokens. Both sides are priced independently at the exact block timestamp. A swap updates two positions: the token being sold records a sale (with proceeds valued at the bought token’s USD value at that moment), and the token being bought creates a new lot (with cost basis valued at the sold token’s USD value at that moment). This gives accurate PnL accounting for traders who frequently rotate between emerging tokens.How does Clicker handle unnamed/anonymous addresses?
Clicker prioritizes named profiles over raw addresses. A named profile is one tied to a social identity: ENS, .sol domain, linked Twitter/X, linked Farcaster, or similar. User research shows that traders care about following people, not hex strings. Leaderboards by default surface named profiles only. Unnamed addresses are still indexed and tracked for internal purposes (so you can look up an address if needed), but they don’t appear in public leaderboards and aren’t promoted in discovery flows.Can our users create profiles without leaving our app?
Yes. You can push user data (username, profile picture) to Clicker via API. Once pushed, those users appear in the Clicker network asusername.yourappname.xyz. They immediately start accumulating following and become discoverable in leaderboards and search. X (Twitter) verification is available - the trust model for partner-initiated verification is still being finalized, so reach out if verification at sign-up is critical to your product flow.