Your trader page

#What it is

Your trader page is one public link — inklyn.app/@yourname — with your record on it: your numbers, your equity line, your recent trades and your links (X, Discord, your inkX profile). Open it from the account menu → Your page.

Every number on it comes from your Ink journal — the trades you import or log, on the accounts you choose to count. Nothing on the page is typed in by hand, and Ink doesn't sync with brokers, so it never claims to be verified.

#Get one

1. Pick your username. It's your address: Set a username on your Profile.
2. Join inkX. Going live needs the community guidelines accepted (18+). Your inkX profile can stay private.
3. Choose what shows, then switch Private to Live. Recommended turns on win rate, Avg RR and the equity line in % mode — nothing goes public until you save with Live on.

#What it can show

Each item is off until you turn it on:

• Net P&L — in dollars, % of your counted accounts, or R.
• Win rate.
• Avg RR (your winners, as 1:X) — or R / trade if you prefer.
• Payouts — how many you've logged.
• The equity line — 30 days, 90 days, this year or all time.
• The trade tape — your last 6, 12 or 24 trades.
• Funded at — the firms of your funded accounts.
• How your trades got in — "X% imported from broker CSV · Y% logged by hand".

Only the accounts you pick count. Pick none and the page shows no numbers.

#Free and Pro

• Free: the page, every stat, a solid or gradient background or the equity glow, your accent colour, and up to 2 background images once you've logged a trade. The Made with Ink badge always shows.
• Pro: up to 6 backgrounds, images or videos, more colours and effects, and you can hide the badge. If Pro ends, your page keeps only what Free can show — nothing is deleted, and it all comes back if you subscribe again.
• Videos are trimmed to 30 seconds.
• Music: up to 3 tracks on any plan (after your first logged trade), each cut to 5 minutes. Visitors press play — nothing starts on its own.

#Who can see it

While it's Private, only you see it, in the editor's preview. Live means anyone with the link can see it, signed in or not, and search engines may list it. Only what you switched on is shown — never your trades' details beyond the tape, your accounts' names or your email.

#Reports and takedowns

Anyone can Report a page (signed out, they sign in first). Ink's moderators review every report. A page that breaks the rules can be taken down — the link then shows nothing. A track removed for copyright counts as a strike; the second strike stops new music uploads.

Your username stays reserved for 90 days if you change it or delete your account, so nobody can take it to pose as you.