Overview
Alpha Hunters are the backbone of gg.xyz. They share thesis-driven research and earn fees when others trade on their calls.
What is an Alpha Hunter?
An Alpha Hunter is someone who:
Has an edge: Whether through research, experience, or information
Shares their thesis: Explains why they're bullish, not just what to buy
Earns from performance: Gets paid when their calls generate volume
Builds a track record: Every call is recorded onchain and verifiable
Why Become an Alpha Hunter?
1. Monetize Your Edge
Traditional hedge funds charge substantial performance fees. On gg.xyz, alpha hunters earn 0.25-0.5% of all trading volume generated by their posts.
Example earnings:
Your post generates $100,000 in trading volume
You're an Alpha Tier creator (0.5% fee share)
You earn $500 from that single post
2. Build Verifiable Reputation
Every thesis post is recorded onchain:
Called MC at time of post
Performance tracked in real-time
Win rate calculated automatically
No faking your track record
This is your public resume as a trader.
3. Grow Your Audience
Good calls attract followers. Followers generate volume. Volume generates fees. It's a flywheel:
Alpha Hunter Tiers
Open Feed
0.25%
Anyone can post
Alpha Feed
0.5%
Proven track record
Proof of Alpha
Graduating to Alpha Feed is based on merit:
Consistent performance: Win rate above threshold
Volume generation: Posts that drive trading activity
Community recognition: Followers and engagement
Quality thesis writing: Clear, educational content
We review Open Feed performance regularly and promote top performers.
Getting Started as an Alpha Hunter
Step 1: Create your account
Connect your wallet and set up your profile. Link your Twitter for credibility.
Step 2: Post your first thesis
Share your current best idea. Explain why you're bullish. Tag it appropriately.
Step 3: Engage with traders
Respond to comments. Provide updates as your thesis plays out.
Step 4: Track your performance
Monitor your calls in your profile. Learn what works.
Step 5: Keep posting
Consistency builds audience. One call can be luck. A track record is proof of skill.
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