Calls
Post, tail, and fade Outrive calls in Telegram groups.
Calls let traders share a market view in a group chat.
A call says: this is the outcome, this is the side, and this is the entry price. Other users can tail the same side, fade the opposite side, view the chart, or open the market.
Add Outrive To A Group
Use the Add to your group button from /start, then choose the Telegram group.
After Outrive is added, send /start in the group. The group screen shows quick commands, trending markets, and the Calls button.
Post A Call
Place an order first.
After the order is submitted, Outrive shows Share as Call when the order can be backed by a Hyperliquid order.
For filled market orders, the call entry is the actual average fill price.
For filled limit orders, the call entry is the actual average fill price.
For resting limit orders, the call entry is the limit price you placed. This lets the group see the price you are trying to enter before the order fills.
Rejected orders cannot be posted as calls.
Tail A Call
Tail means you want to take the same side as the caller.
When you tap Tail Call in a group, Outrive opens the trade flow in DM. You choose Market or Limit, pick your share size, and submit from your private chat.
Fade A Call
Fade means you want to take the opposite side.
For a binary market, fading a YES call opens the NO side. Fading a NO call opens the YES side.
Like tailing, the trade flow opens in DM.
View Calls
Use /calls in a group to view active calls for that group.
Use /calls @username to view active calls from one user in the group.
Use /calls in DM to view your own active calls. From there you can open a call, delete it, or post it again to the group.
Expiry
Calls stay active while the underlying market is active.
Once the market expires, settles, or is no longer tradable, the call can no longer be tailed or faded. It remains part of call history for recaps and leaderboard scoring.
Privacy
Group calls show the market, side, entry price, and public call actions.
They do not show wallet addresses, private keys, withdrawal actions, or exact private trade size by default.
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