> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://mozi-1.gitbook.io/mozi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://mozi-1.gitbook.io/mozi/protocol/signal-creation.md).

# Signal Creation

Mozi introduces an innovative **Signal Creation** feature, enabling users to generate and share trade signals across various social media platforms. This feature empowers both traders and communities to engage in real-time trading insights while leveraging Mozi’s secure and integrated ecosystem. Users can share buy and sell signals, helping others make informed decisions while earning rewards through premium signals or subscriptions.

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* Mozi enables users to generate and share buy or sell signals directly from their wallet.
* Signals can be shared across social platforms like Telegram, Google, and X, allowing for seamless community engagement.
* The system integrates with Mozi’s partner decentralized exchange (DEX) to execute trades directly from shared signals.
* Users can customize signal parameters, including asset selection, target price, stop loss, and trade duration.
* Signal creators can monetize their insights by setting subscription fees or premium access for followers.
* Followers can subscribe to signal providers and execute trades in one click via Mozi’s integrated trading feature.


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