Community guidelines
Last updated October 7, 2026
leverageclub is a place to share real trades and learn from them. These rules keep it useful and safe. They sit alongside the terms of service.
Risk disclosure. leverageclub is journaling and analytics software, not financial advice. Trading futures and other leveraged products involves substantial risk of loss and isn't suitable for everyone. Past performance, including anything in your journal or on the leaderboard, doesn't predict future results.
Not allowed
Selling signals, trade alerts, courses or account management, and pulling people into paid groups, Telegram, WhatsApp or Discord.
Scams: guaranteed returns, fund recovery offers, crypto payment requests, prop-firm evaluation passing services.
Spam and referral links: repeated posts, affiliate or promo codes, link dumping.
Harassment, threats and hate. Disagree with the trade, not the person.
Sharing someone's private information (doxxing), or pretending to be another trader, a prop firm, a broker or leverageclub staff.
Fake results, illegal content, sexual content, and anything that sexualises minors. We report child sexual abuse material to the authorities and close the account.
Links
New accounts can share links after 3 days, or sooner once a broker account is connected. Posts and messages carry a small number of links each.
Chat-group invites aren't allowed anywhere. Short links are expanded and checked against known scam and malware lists before anyone sees them.
Messages and images
A first message to someone who doesn't follow you is a request, and requests are checked for spam and scams. Messages with links are checked too. Once someone accepts your request, we don't scan what you write to each other unless one of you reports it.
Images are checked before anyone else sees them. Staff read a private conversation only when it's reported, and every such read is logged.
What happens when something breaks a rule
Content can be held for review (only you see it, marked under review), removed (others see that moderators removed it), or refused when you post it.
Accounts can be limited (a moderator reviews what you post before others see it), suspended for a set time, or closed. We tell you which rule and for how long. Your subscription isn't touched by a suspension.
Reporting
Use Report on any post, comment, brief, profile or message. The person you report is never told who reported them. Three separate reports hide a post until a moderator looks at it.
If someone is in danger, contact local emergency services first.
Appeals
Use Ask for a review on your held or removed content, or email [email protected] within 30 days, including when your account is suspended. A different moderator looks at it when we can.