Ticker is a social‑investing app that lets users track and share stock and crypto investments with others, functioning almost like a financial social network.

The app partners with six TikTok creators in a setup that seems to blend a classic ambassador program with an affiliate model.

At the end of 2025, Ticker posted only five spaced‑out videos, but in January they restarted with consistent posting.

Ticker’s two top-performing creators aren’t posting exclusively about the app.

@ake.ticker posts ranking videos, commentary on controversial topics, and even sports explanations. He includes a referral link in his bio for the app, even though most of his videos are unrelated.

His top-performing video is not actually about finance at all:

@stephanyxticker, on the other hand, comes across more like a lifestyle influencer, sharing restaurants, experiences, and moments from her daily life. She does not use a referral link and instead has a standard ambassador bio that says “download Ticker.”

“guys i have a jeep tod why am i not getting any ducks? 🤔” → 2.8M views

Both creators avoid mentioning the app in their videos and only reference it in their profile descriptions.

However, the app also runs several “classic‑format” accounts where creators talk about the importance of saving money.

Yet these profiles perform much worse because they are not using the growth-driving strategies that actually work in this category.