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TAIL plans to track social callouts from Axiom and GMGN and let users choose whether to follow them with alerts or copying. This planned signal-source integration is separate from TAIL’s existing terminal overlays.
You already know where the conversation is.
You’re on the terminal. Someone you rate posts a call. You open the token, check the price, decide whether the entry still makes sense, and try to remember what they said while the rest of the feed keeps moving.
That sequence is familiar because social DeFi is already social. Traders share ideas where other traders are spending their day. Moving the conversation into one more app is not the interesting part.
The interesting part is what happens after you decide that someone is worth following. That is the layer we’re building.
From a callout to a decision you control.
Our plan is to bring Axiom and GMGN callouts into TAIL as additional signal sources, alongside the trade and thesis workflows we are building around. A trader’s post should have a clear author, a token, a source, and a time attached to it.
From there, you decide how far to follow. Keep it as an alert. Open the token and make the decision yourself. Or, where copying is supported and you have enabled it, let your rules decide whether the entry qualifies.
The experience should feel like adding another trader to your world, not signing up for another feed you need to monitor.
A call is an idea. A fill is an action.
We need to keep that distinction intact. A callout is not proof that its author bought the token, and it does not establish the price they paid. Treating a post like a confirmed trade would give you context we do not actually have.
So the source of an entry has to remain legible. If a copy started from a thesis, it should say so. If it followed an observed trade, it should say that instead. The result still needs to show what your own wallet did.
There are practical questions to get right too: a repeated post should not look like a fresh conviction, and an old idea should not become a late entry just because you opened the app. These are part of the work ahead, not capabilities we are declaring shipped in this post.
Your terminal. Your people. Your rules.
TAIL already has a place on supported Axiom and GMGN token pages through its extension overlays. That brings trader context to a terminal you use. Reading and acting on each platform’s own social callouts is another integration, and it is still planned.
Together with Base and PumpSwap profiles, it points toward a simple direction: the copytrading layer for social DeFi. The traders can come from more places. The choice of who to tail, how much to spend, and when to sit out stays with you.
We’ll use this journal to show what becomes available, how it works, and what is still ahead. No release date for Axiom or GMGN callout copying is announced yet.
A few things to know.
Can TAIL copy Axiom and GMGN callouts today?
Not yet. Native callout tracking and copying are planned. Existing terminal overlays are a separate feature.
Does a callout prove that the author bought?
No. A callout is an idea or signal. An observed trade is a separate event, and the two should not be presented as equivalent.
Will I have to copy every callout?
The planned experience keeps following, alerts, and copying as explicit choices. Copying is meant to apply only where supported and enabled by you.