Social Trading
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Trading can often feel isolating, especially when high-stakes decisions are made alone.
"Trading is no longer a solitary experience—XIO transforms it into a community-driven, collaborative journey."
XIO integrates social trading features that allow users to:
Share strategies: Exchange insights and ideas with other traders.
Follow successful traders: Get real-time updates on their trades and strategies.
Copy trades: Automatically replicate top traders’ strategies in real-time.
By creating ideas feed, groups, and copy trading features, XIO ensures traders are connected, supported, and incentivized to share their insights. Traders can build a reputation and monetize their strategies.
Gen Z investors are notably community-focused, using social media and peer-to-peer platforms not just for trading but also to build a sense of togetherness and shared learning [3].
These platforms allow users to engage in discussions, follow influential traders, and learn from the experiences of others.
71% of Gen Z investors use social platforms like YouTube for financial advice [1].
41% of Gen Z investors are motivated by FOMO when making investment decisions [2].
82% of U.S. Gen Z investors started investing before the age of 21 [3].
Gen Z prefers social trading apps and platforms like Venmo, which combine financial transactions with social interactions. These platforms allow users to share, comment, and build communities around their financial activities [4].
This blending of social and financial actions fosters a sense of community, further reinforcing Gen Z's approach to investing and XIO's value proposition.
Social trading apps provide more than just transactional services—they create educational environments where users can share strategies, follow influential traders, and gain real-time market insights.
These platforms are reshaping the investment world by favoring collaboration and shared learning over individual efforts [5].
As Gen Z continues to reshape investment platforms, the focus is shifting toward collaborative and social trading environments that emphasize education, interaction, and community-driven insights [5].
FINRA. Gen Z and Investing: Social Media, Crypto, FOMO, and Family.
CFA Institute. Gen Z and Investing: Social Media, Crypto, FOMO, and Family.
ThinkAdvisor. 12 Things to Know About Gen Z Investors.
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Social Media for Personal Finances: A New Trend for Millennials and Gen Z.
CFA Institute. Gen Z and Investing: Social Media, Crypto, FOMO, and Family.
