How to choose: crypto copy trading guide

Copy allocation risk calculator

Enter an allocation and a loss from its starting value. This scenario does not apply leverage a second time. The drawdown is the total effect on the allocation.

Set the task first

Copy trading can make trade execution easier. It does not make a trader’s future results certain. Start with the amount you can lose and the controls that apply to your account.

Performance evidence and its time window

Check the length of the trading record, losses from peak account value, open positions, leverage, and the number of trades. A short record or an open loss can make a displayed return hard to compare.

Trader and publisher incentives

Your trades can fill later or at different prices. Minimum order sizes, insufficient funds, market access, fees, and slippage can cause your results to differ from the trader you copy.

Allocation and execution controls

Find out whether stopping a copy closes positions or only stops new trades. Check how withdrawals, trading permissions, and position limits work. Read the current product instructions before you commit funds.

Fees and profit share

Legend offers copying for individual trades and Autocopy for a trader. Read the current product details and fees before you use either feature. Legend owns this guide and benefits if you become a customer.

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