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Creator-first moderation

Speak freely. Stream your way.

TradeCast is built for creators who value freedom of expression. Speak freely, trade openly, and stream your way.

Room for open conversation

We do not automatically ban or censor creators for profanity, controversial opinions, heated discussions, or ordinary lawful speech. Creators can discuss trading strategies, markets, and personal opinions in their own way. We do not use broad keyword filters or automatic profanity censorship.

Reports are reviewed, not verdicts

Viewer reports alone do not trigger automatic punishment. Reports may help us identify a concern, but any restriction requires human review and a clear, necessary reason.

Focused, proportionate action

We restrict content or accounts only when necessary for legal compliance, serious safety concerns, or essential platform protection. Permanent creator bans require review, except when immediate action is necessary to address serious harm or legal requirements.

Clear decisions and appeals

When we take action, we explain what was restricted, why it was necessary, and what options are available. Creators may appeal moderation decisions for review by a person.

Reports and urgent concerns

Report unlawful content, credible threats, exploitation, or targeted harassment using the safety-report contact published on this page. Include the relevant creator or stream URL and a concise description. Reports are reviewed by a person; credible or urgent safety concerns may require prompt restriction or referral to appropriate authorities where legally required.

Mature content warning

TradeCast is for adults aged 18 and older. User-generated livestreams may contain strong profanity, disturbing imagery, sexually suggestive material, or offensive and discriminatory language, including racist or homophobic remarks. The entry acknowledgment is a self-attestation, not government-ID age verification.

These principles guide moderation decisions. Immediate action may be necessary to prevent serious harm or meet legal requirements; where appropriate, decisions remain subject to review and appeal.