Streamer mode and the eye
Last updated October 14, 2026
Two switches keep private things off camera. The eye hides numbers. Streamer mode hides secrets. They are separate, and each is one click.
The eye
The eye in the header turns every personal number into dots: addresses (full and short), balances, your PnL in amounts and percentages, your positions, your holdings and your e-mail. It hides public things too, since an address is public on the chain but you may not want it on a stream. It turns on and off in one click.
Streamer mode
- It hides what is never public and has no place on a stream: your account e-mail, masked wherever it shows.
- A code or an e-mail being typed at sign-in is masked while you type, with a Show button next to it.
- Secrets the terminal can show, like the link of your PnL card for OBS, stay masked.
- It does not hide addresses or balances. That is the eye.
- Turning it on is one click. Turning it off shows secrets in clear, so it asks you first, every time.
Streaming in the settings
- Streaming, in the settings, holds the eye and streamer mode in one place. While streamer mode is on, that window hides every number.
- The stream link shows your PnL card on camera, for example in OBS. Keep it private: anyone who has it can see the card.
- In Notifications you can move the toasts to one of six places, for example away from your camera.
Good to know
- Both switches work on your screen, on this device. They do not change what other people see on a public page.
- Your public profile is a separate choice in My Account. Anyone can see your trades, results and wallets, and copy your trades, but never your balance.