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# Product

Koto is a social trading app that brings market execution, trader activity, referral growth, campaign rewards, and automated trading into one product experience. Users can discover markets, place trades, share activity with the right audience, invite other traders, join trading campaigns, and run eligible bots without moving between separate tools.

## Product Pillars

* [Trading](/product/trading.md): discover markets, place orders, manage balances, track positions, and review trading activity.
* [Social](/product/social.md): follow trader activity, share posts or trades, interact with friends, and organize around guilds.
* [Referral](/product/referral.md): invite traders, track referral relationships, view activity from referred users, and claim eligible bonuses.
* [Competition](/product/competition.md): join time-based campaigns, understand the rules, track eligible activity, and follow rewards.
* [Bot](/product/bots.md): connect trade-only access, create eligible trading bots, monitor performance, and control automation.

## How Koto Fits Together

Trading is the core action layer. Social adds context around what traders are doing and lets users share selected activity. Referral gives users a way to invite other traders and follow eligible referral activity. Competition turns eligible trading activity into campaigns with rankings, milestones, and rewards. Bot gives eligible users a controlled way to automate trading activity while keeping risk and access boundaries visible.

Some capabilities depend on account eligibility, campaign rules, connected accounts, supported markets, or product availability. When a feature is not available to every user, the relevant page should explain that in user-facing language.


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