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How do I send messages, polls, and share a trade to Community Chat?

Once you have joined a channel in Community, you can post text and images, reply in a thread, react to messages, save a message for later, link a market or mention a coin in your message, create a poll, and share a position or chart straight from your trade tools into chat.

Send a text or image message

The slash menu above the message box offering Heading, Bullet list, Numbered list, Quote, Code block, Divider and Link a market🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

Open a channel and type in the message box at the bottom (it shows Message #channelname). Press Enter to send, or click the send button on the right. Shift+Enter adds a line break without sending.

To add a picture, click the paperclip (Attach image) to the left of the message box, pick a file, and send it along with your text or on its own.

For a bit of structure, type / at the start of a line: a small menu offers Heading, Bullet list, Numbered list, Quote, Code block, Divider, Link a market and Post a chart.

Community keeps messages for a limited time depending on the channel, so don’t rely on chat as a permanent notebook: if a setup matters to you, save it (a note, a screenshot, or your journal) somewhere you control too.

React, reply, and manage a message

The hover toolbar on a message: heart to like, smiley for an emoji reaction, arrow to reply in thread, and the three-dot menu🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

The message menu with Copy link to message and Report message🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

Hover over any message and a small toolbar appears at its right: a heart to Like it, a smiley to add an emoji reaction, an arrow to Reply in thread, a bookmark to save it (see below), and a ⋯ menu.

The ⋯ menu offers Copy link to message, Saved and Report message on any message. On your own messages it also offers Edit message and Delete message. Edited messages show a small (edited) tag so nobody is confused about what changed. Deleting is permanent: Altrady asks you to confirm before removing it for good.

Save a message for later

The Saved dialog for a chat message: the quoted message, a Label field with a colour picker, Remind me presets No reminder, In 1 hour, Tomorrow 09:00, Next Monday 09:00 and Pick a time, and the Save for later button🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

The Saved view listing a bookmarked message with its channel, the Macro events label, a Reminder Tomorrow at 9:00 AM chip and a Kept until date, with the All labels and With reminder filters at the top🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

Spotted a setup or a tip you want to come back to? Hover the message and click the bookmark icon (or pick Saved from the ⋯ menu). A small dialog opens:

  1. Add a Label if you like, for example “BTC setups”, so you can filter by it later, and pick a colour for it from the swatches that appear. Both are optional.
  2. Under Remind me, choose No reminder, In 1 hour, Tomorrow 09:00, Next Monday 09:00, or Pick a time for your own moment.
  3. Click Save for later.

The message now shows a Saved marker with its label and reminder, and it appears in the Saved view at the top of the sidebar, where you can filter by label or show only the ones With reminder. When a reminder comes due, it lands in your Activity view. Only you can see what you saved. To change the label or reminder, click the bookmark again; Remove from saved takes it off the list.

Saving keeps the message on your list only as long as the channel keeps the message itself: each saved entry says Kept until a date, or Kept forever, so you know how long you have.

Reply in a thread

The Thread panel open on the right of the #general channel, showing the original message at the top and its own message box at the bottom🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

To keep a side conversation from cluttering the main channel, hover over a message and click Reply in thread. A Thread panel opens on the right with the original message at the top and its own message box at the bottom; replies stay grouped there. Anyone in the channel can open the thread by clicking the reply count under the original message. Close the panel with the × at any time and come back to it later.

Mention a coin

Typing $bt in the message box opens a list of matching coins such as BTC Bitcoin to insert as a coin chip🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

Type $ followed by a ticker (for example $btc) and pick the coin from the list that pops up. It lands in your message as a coin chip that others can click to jump to that market.

The Link a market picker with btc typed in Search a coin and a list of BTC markets, each row showing the pair and its exchange🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

The Link a market picker’s second step for Binance BTC/USDT, listing timeframes from 1m to 1M🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

The message box with a linked market chip reading BTC/USDT 1h ready to send🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

To point people at a specific chart rather than just a coin, type / in the message box and choose Link a market. Search a coin in Search a coin, pick the market you mean from the list (each row shows the pair and its exchange, for example BTC/USDT on Binance), then choose a timeframe. A chip like BTC/USDT · 1h is added to your message, and anyone reading it can open that exact chart from it.

Create a poll

The Create poll dialog with Question, Option 1 and Option 2 fields, Add option, the Allow multiple answers toggle, a Closes at date and time, and Cancel and Create poll buttons🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

Click the poll icon next to the paperclip (Create poll) to open the poll builder. Fill in the Question, then your answer Options; use Add option for more than two. Turn on Allow multiple answers if people may pick more than one option. Set a Closes at time so the poll stops accepting votes automatically, then click Create poll. Everyone in the channel can vote until the poll closes.

Share a position or chart to chat

The Share your position dialog with the position card preview, the Position description text, the Screenshot URL, and the Copy, Altrady chat, Facebook and X buttons🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

The Share in community chat modal with the channel dropdown set to #General, the editable post text, and the Back and Share buttons🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

From a position’s … menu choose Share position (a chart screenshot has a share button too). The Share your position dialog shows the card that will be posted; click Altrady chat in it. Share in community chat then lets you pick the channel and edit the text of the post before you click Share. The post appears in chat labeled with the channel it was shared to, so everyone sees where a setup came from.

When someone shares a trade setup or a market link in chat, clicking it doesn’t send you straight to a browser. Altrady asks first: for a shared trade setup you’ll see Open trade setup, for a shared market you’ll see Open market. Either brings it into the app for you. If you’d rather see the page as a normal web page instead, choose Open in browser.

Search old messages

The Search box with its Filters hint: From a specific user (from: username), Sent in a specific channel (#channel), and Searches the last 90 days🔍 Click the image to see a larger version

Click the Search box at the top right of the channel to find past messages. Two filters make it faster: type from: username to see only messages from one person, or #channel to narrow to a specific channel. Search only looks back over the last 90 days, so very old messages won’t turn up even if the channel itself keeps a longer history.

Still stuck?

If a message, poll, or share isn’t behaving the way this guide describes, reach out through support chat inside Altrady and the team will take a look.

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