House rules
This isn't financial advice
Share setups, not promises. Posts on The Floor are personal opinions from other traders, not investment advice, and Razor Alpha doesn't vet or endorse them. Do your own research and manage your own risk — every trade you take is your call.
No shilling, pumping, or hidden promo
Don't coordinate pumps, spam your bags, or astroturf a token. If you're paid or otherwise incentivised to talk about something, disclose it plainly. Low-cap shilling without context is the fastest way to get muted.
Own your calls
If you post a trade idea, make it accountable: include an entry, a stop, and a target. Use the signal tool to share a real scanner setup. Vague "trust me, it's going up" calls add noise, not edge — and they don't build a track record.
Keep it civil
Disagree on the trade, not the person. No harassment, hate speech, threats, or doxxing. Debate hard, attack ideas — never people. Persistent toxicity gets you removed regardless of how good your calls are.
No scams or malicious links
Phishing, fake airdrops, drainer links, impersonation, and anyone asking for a seed phrase or private key are instant, permanent bans. Never share your seed phrase or keys with anyone — no admin or mod will ever ask for them.
Don't flood the room
Respect slow-mode and don't spam repeated messages, walls of emoji, or the same call over and over. Keep one conversation in one place. A readable floor is a useful floor.
Report, don't retaliate
See something against these rules? Use the report button on the message to flag it to the mods instead of starting a pile-on. Retaliating or escalating makes you part of the problem.
How moderation works
The Floor is moderated by Razor Alpha admins and appointed moderators. Depending on the severity and history, breaking these rules can lead to:
- a message being removed;
- a temporary mute or slow-mode restriction;
- a temporary or permanent ban from The Floor;
- for scams, threats, or illegal activity, immediate permanent removal and, where appropriate, reporting to the relevant authorities.
Moderators may also lock the room during incidents. We aim to be fair and consistent, but we may act at our discretion to keep the room safe. Use of The Floor is also subject to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Appeals & contact
If you think a moderation action was a mistake, you can appeal by contacting [email protected]. We may update these rules as the community grows; we'll revise the date above when we do.