Some time ago, I tried something different in my crypto investment journey. As someone who had little trading experience at that time, I was curious whether it was possible to make a profit without the hassle of reading charts or making complicated analyses. Finally, I decided to try the Copy Trading feature on Binance.

How I Choose a Master Trader

The first step I took was to look for a master trader with a stable track record. On Binance, there is a list of master traders complete with their performance. At that time, I paid attention to several things before choosing:

  1. Their win rate, to see how consistent the profitable transactions are.

  2. Performance stability, not just large profits in a day but consistency over several weeks.

  3. A trading style that suits my capital. Since I only had $500, I looked for traders with strategies that were not too aggressive.

  4. The number of followers as an indicator of trust from other traders.

After weighing these factors, I finally chose one master trader with stable profit results, and then started copy trading with a capital of $500.

Experience Over a Week

For a full week, I did not open the chart at all. All transactions were automatic, following the master trader. In the early days, I was a bit anxious as some positions looked negative. But interestingly, I realized that an experienced trader does not rush to cut losses—they know when to be patient and wait for the market to turn.

Day by day, my balance slowly increased. Some positions lost, but others gained more, so the final result remained positive. After a week, my $500 capital increased by around $600, becoming about $1100. It felt amazing because I made more than double the profit without having to make trading decisions myself.

What I Learned

From that experience, I gained several valuable lessons:

  • Consistency is more important than short-term profit. Don't just look at big numbers, but also consider the long-term track record.

  • Be patient when facing floating loss. Not all positions turn green immediately.

  • Copy trading is not 100% passive. Even though it feels easy, it is still important to monitor the performance of the trader you are following.

Tips for You Who Want to Try Copy Trading

If you are in MENA or other regions and want to try, my suggestion:

  1. Start with a small capital first, to be safer.

  2. Don't get stuck on one master trader—diversification is better.

  3. Always evaluate the performance of the trader you are following, don’t wait too long to stop if their performance declines.

My experience proves that copy trading on Binance can be an attractive entry point for beginners. I once made $600 in just a week while learning a lot about strategies, risks, and time management in trading.

If you also want to try the experience of copy trading on Binance, register through the following link and start following your chosen master trader: Register for Binance Copy Trading.

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