📌 Copy trading is a feature that allows beginners to automatically copy the trades of professional traders, without needing prior trading experience.
💡 How does it work?
✅ You choose a professional trader from the list of traders on the Binance Copy Trading platform.
🔗 You are linking your capital to their account.
🤖 Any trade opened by the trader is automatically copied to your account at the same ratio.
💰 If the trader wins, you win with them! And if they lose, you lose at the same rate (be careful).
🎯 Benefits of copy trading:
🔸 Suitable for beginners
🔸 Does not require experience or continuous monitoring
🔸 The ability to choose traders based on past performance
🔸 You can stop copying or withdraw your funds at any time
⚠️ Important alerts:
⚠️ Profits are not guaranteed, even professionals may lose
⚠️ Monitor the trader's performance before copying (profit rate – risk ratio – number of followers)
⚠️ Do not invest all your money, start with a small amount to learn
💡 Did you know?
Some traders on Binance Copy Trading achieve great results, and you can track their daily and monthly profits before choosing who to copy.
⚠️ Is there a risk in copy trading?
Yes, copy trading is not 100% guaranteed. Even if you copy a professional trader, there are real risks you should be aware of:
A professional trader may lose: no one wins all the time. They may make a wrong decision or be affected by market fluctuations.
You bear the same loss ratio: any trade they open will directly reflect on you, whether it is profitable or losing.
Some traders use risky strategies: like high leverage, which means a small loss could wipe out your entire balance.
🔐 How to protect yourself?
Choose traders with stable and long-term performance.
Monitor the profit/loss ratio and the number of people copying it.
Start with a very small amount.
Do not copy someone who uses very high leverage (like 50x or 100x).
Do not rely solely on copy trading as a permanent source of income.
📌 Final advice: Copy trading is a useful tool, but it should be used wisely and with continuous monitoring.
