Profiles and privacy

Every Manna account has a public profile: your name and photo, followers, trading stats, open and closed positions, coins you launched and your posts. You choose how much of it others see. You can keep your name public and hide dollar amounts, or go fully private and appear as an anonymous name that never ranks. This page explains what's on a profile, how to edit it, what each privacy switch hides, and how to delete your account.

Your profile URL#

Manna links to profiles by @username, so wallet addresses don't travel around in links. Your own profile is at /profile.

Your default name#

Nobody on Manna is nameless. From your first second, your wallet gives you a mascot (an animal on Manna colors) and a matching name, like Neon Otter. The same wallet always gets the same pair.

Your username is set like this:

• Signed in with X: your X handle becomes your username, if nobody on Manna uses it yet.
• Started in the Telegram bot: your Telegram username, if it's free.
• Otherwise: your mascot name with a number, like NeonOtter42 (a different number if that one's taken).

You can change it at any time.

Edit your profile#

1. 1Open /profile and tap Edit profile.
2. 2Change what you like and tap Save. Photos save as soon as they upload.

To add or change your cover photo (the wide image at the top of your profile), you can also tap Add cover (or Change cover) on the cover itself.

What a profile shows#

Stats cover Manna coins and every other token you traded through Manna (the trading page, one-tap trading and the Telegram bot). If you signed in with X, Google, email or Telegram, your account has a Solana and an EVM wallet; both count as one profile.

Win rate example. You closed 10 positions: 6 in profit and 4 at a loss. Your win rate is 6 ÷ 10 = 60%. Open positions don't count until you close them.

The verified badge#

The blue tick means the profile linked an X account, by signing in to Manna with X. It shows next to the name everywhere: posts, leaderboards and the feed. It confirms the person controls that X account. It does not mean Manna vouches for them or their calls.

Private profiles never show the tick, since that would reveal who they are.

Privacy switches#

Find them in Edit profile under Privacy. Each switch saves the moment you flip it, and feeds and leaderboards update right away.

Private profile#

"Others see you as Anon#1234, with no photo and no amounts. You never appear in rankings."

When it's on, everyone except you sees:

• an anonymous name, Anon# plus four digits, the same everywhere (so people can still follow a voice without a face);
• a plain mask instead of your photo or mascot;
• no username, X handle, verified tick, bio, cover, Pass number or clan;
• no dollar amounts anywhere (as with the switch below);
• your notifications to others (likes, follows, tips) under the anonymous name.

And:

• you never appear in any ranking: Top gainers, Top callers, Top holders, Volume, Creators, Most followed or Biggest losses;
• your profile can't be found by your @username; it only opens by wallet address.

Hide dollar amounts#

"Keep your name public but show only percentages: profit, calls and bags."

When it's on (and automatically when your profile is private), everyone except you sees:

• profit in percent only, never in dollars;
• your account value, cash, volume, holdings and position sizes as Hidden;
• size hidden on your calls instead of the bag's value;
• live trades without a size, and trade history without dollar amounts;
• on dollar leaderboards, your rank but Hidden instead of the amount.

What stays visible either way#

You always see everything on your own profile. Privacy is applied on Manna's servers, so hidden names and amounts never reach anyone else's browser.

Delete your account#

1. 1Open Edit profile and tap Delete account at the bottom (or tap Delete account at the bottom of the account menu).
2. 2Read the list of what gets deleted, type DELETE and tap Delete forever.

Withdraw first. Deleting is refused while your wallets hold $1 or more of cash: "Your wallet still holds $X. Withdraw it (or export your keys) first, then delete." Once the account is gone, your login can't reach the wallet any more.

Deleting:

• deletes your profile: username, bio, photo and cover, X handle and name, email, invite code, points and saved settings, so your wallet is no longer linked to any profile;
• erases your posts and replies (their text is removed and they're no longer linked to you), and deletes your likes, reposts and bookmarks;
• removes your follows, both ways, and your blocks;
• takes you out of your clan (a clan you own passes to its longest-standing member, or closes if you were alone);
• deletes your notifications, watchlist, watch-only wallets, hidden tokens and price alerts;
• cancels your open orders, stops copy trading and switches off one-tap;
• revokes your API and Manna AI keys and deletes your webhooks;
• deletes your linked social accounts and push-notification devices;
• signs you out everywhere (every browser and device, Telegram sign-ins included) and deletes your Privy login.

What stays: trade and position history and reward and payout records, which Manna has to keep for its books and the law. They stay linked only to your wallet address, not to a profile. Signing in again later with the same wallet starts a new, empty account.

What can't be deleted: anything on-chain. Your past trades, launches and transfers stay on the blockchain forever.

Related#

• The Manna feed
• Calls and theses
• Leaderboard and clans
• Your account
• Security
• Privacy policy