Guide — synk.trade

What synk does

Members of Congress, company officers, directors and anyone holding more than 10% of a company are legally required to disclose the stock trades they make. Those filings are public, and almost nobody reads them.

synk collects all of them, 145,801 trades from 7,478 people, and lets you buy the same position in tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain using your own wallet.

There are three ways in. Start with whichever suits you; they all do the same thing.

1On the site

Search any name or ticker. The homepage also lists who is most active, the latest filings as they land, and which tickers the most figures are trading.

The synk.trade homepage, showing the search bar, tracked figures and the latest disclosures

A profile shows everything that person filed: how much they traded, their buy and sell split, every position, and how long they took to disclose each one.

The two buttons at the top of a profile are the ones that matter. COPY TRADE buys a single position now. AUTO-COPY sets up a standing order.

COPY TRADE

Pick one of their positions, enter an amount of ETH, and confirm in your wallet. You are swapping ETH for the tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain. Because you spend native ETH there is no token approval step.

AUTO-COPY

Deposit once and set your caps. After that, every new filing from that person is bought for you automatically, within the limits you set. You are not watching for filings yourself.

2From X, with the extension

The extension adds a TRADE button to X profiles, next to Follow. You never leave the timeline.

Press it and the panel opens over the page: whether that person is a verified filer, what they disclosed, their positions, and a live price for the ticker you pick. Buying happens right there.

It works the same on members of Congress, where the filings are dollar ranges rather than share counts.

The synk.trade panel on a member of Congress, showing STOCK Act filings

The swap is assembled in your browser and handed to your wallet to sign. Nothing arrives ready made from a server, and your keys never reach the extension.

3By tagging the bot

No install needed. Tag @synkdottrade on X with a name and it replies with that person's filing record.

@synkdottrade trades for Nancy Pelosi

Nancy Pelosi — Rep. CA12 (Democrat)

Last 3 trades:

1. 07-28 BUY BE $500K–1.0M

2. 07-24 BUY BE $1.0M–5.0M

3. 07-24 BUY INTC $250K–500K

179 disclosed trades · $84.8M volume

107 buys / 70 sells (60% buy side)

View more: synk.trade/person/nancy-pelosi

HANDLES WORK TOO

Tag the person instead of typing their name. Accounts whose username gives nothing away are handled as well: @finkd resolves to Mark Zuckerberg.

OR NAME NOBODY

Reply to any post with "@synkdottrade trades?" and it reads the post above to work out who you mean.

IT WILL SAY NO

When two people genuinely fit, it asks which you meant rather than guessing. A confident wrong answer about a real person is worse than no answer.

Before you trade, two limits

NOT A PORTFOLIO

Disclosures show what someone filed, not what they hold today, and filings lag the trade. Congress has 45 days; Form 4 filers have two business days.

ESTIMATES ARE ESTIMATES

Congress discloses dollar bands rather than amounts, so any return figure is sized from the bottom of the band. It is a lower bound, not realised profit.

NOT EVERYTHING IS TRADEABLE

Only tickers that exist as tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain can be copied. Everything else is still shown and searchable, it just cannot be bought here.

The longer version of all of this, including how returns are calculated and what is excluded, is in the docs.

None of this is investment advice.