Install guide / Public feed channel

Install FXMacroData on Mastodon

Your meter

Mastodon is measured by a declared follower count.

A public post has no subscriber list and no login, so there is nothing to count. You register the profile and declare its following. Followers are priced at a tenth of a measured user, because a post reaches a fraction of a following.

You do not use the browser pixel and you do not call any endpoint. This channel is registered and declared in API Management, and that is all.

Setting it up

  1. 01

    Register the Mastodon profile

    Add the exact profile URL in API Management. If you publish from more than one profile, register each of them.

  2. 02

    Declare the reach

    For Mastodon, declare the follower count of the account.

  3. 03

    Update it at renewal

    Refresh the declared figure at renewal, or sooner if it moves a long way. There is no endpoint to call and nothing to instrument.

  4. 04

    Credit FXMacroData visibly in posts that use the data

    The credit belongs in the post itself, where someone seeing the figure can also see where it came from.

The rule that matters

On-screen charts, figures, and commentary are fine. A link to a downloadable dataset or a raw feed is not, wherever you put it.

Confirming it works

  1. 1 Register the exact profile URL that will carry the data.
  2. 2 Declare the current follower count in API Management.
  3. 3 Confirm the estimated invoice reflects the declared reach.

Reference

Shared detail that applies to every public feed channel, kept in one place rather than restated here.

Other channels using a declared follower count

Same meter, different setup detail.

Every channel install guide

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Key Facts

Page
Mastodon
Section
Documentation
Canonical URL
https://fxmacrodata.com/documentation/redistribution/mastodon
Source
FXMacroData editorial and official publisher references
Last Updated
See page metadata

Provenance And Trust

Cite the canonical URL and source field above. Where available, this page maps to official publisher releases and timestamped updates.

Quick Q&A

What is this page about? This page explains Mastodon with directly usable context for trading, research, and API workflows.

What source should be cited? Use the canonical URL and the listed source field; cite official publisher references when available.

How fresh is this content? The last updated value above reflects the page metadata or latest available data timestamp.

Can this be used in AI assistants? Yes. This section is intentionally structured for retrieval and citation in chat assistants.

Prompt Packs

Use these in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, Perplexity, or Grok for consistent source-aware outputs.

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