I found out this morning that I lost a lot in copy trading. After asking customer service, I learned that in copy trading, 'ratio' refers to the 'available balance' rather than the 'lead trader's margin'. For example: the lead trader has 1000u (lead trader margin balance 1000u), pending order 990u (available balance 10u), opening position 10u, the copy trading will go all in (ratio is 100%).
This means that it is very likely that the lead trader has too many pending orders, causing the copy trading ratio to become completely distorted. If you can get in touch with your lead trader, it’s best to remind them about this. I have already reminded some lead traders in their chat rooms.
I think this design is very unreasonable, and it can even be said that it is a loophole. On one hand, I personally have a habit of placing a lot of orders when trading contracts, and many lead traders may have this habit as well; on the other hand, pending orders should optimize the copy trading experience, but now it actually affects it.
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Today's copy trading system has issues A trader opens a position at 2x, and by the time it gets to us copy traders, it becomes 10x. Another trader opens a 5% position with 5x leverage, and it turns into an all-in 5x for me. A trader opens a margin of over $30, and somehow it turns into everything for me. It's really absurd. I don't know if you've noticed, but some people may have already been liquidated, so please check carefully.
Is copy trading profitable? Nope. However, I wish you can refute this with your own experience. I take responsibility for my words, there are too many frauds in copy leaders, and most of copy traders lose their money. But if you insist doing this, read this article all along, it will save you from losing half of your principal. 1. Why be careful? The only con of leading trade is, one may be contered by dealers, but that's the case for those who have millions of money. Besides this, you get share