1. Will my PnL and ROI always match the trader’s?
Not necessarily. Because of market volatility, changes in market depth, and system execution delays, we cannot guarantee an exact match.
Differences can also result from these three types of reasons:
a. Copy trading failures
- The copy trade was not opened simultaneously with the trader.
- Order was only partially filled
- Copy ratio was inconsistent
- Affected by minimum margin/quantity limits
- Affected by position limits
- Trader adjusted the leverage ratio during the trade
- Margin mode (cross/isolated) or leverage parameters were inconsistent
b. Fund movements
- Trader made a deposit or withdrawal during the trade
- Copier made a deposit or withdrawal during the trade
c. Deviation in the filled price
- Copier manually managed the position, causing the close price to differ
- There was a delay in opening the position and high slippage
- The close price experienced slippage in extreme market conditions
For more details, please refer to the the Copy Trading User Agreement and Disclaimer.
2. What is the difference between Fixed Ratio and Fixed Amount? How do I choose?
Fixed Ratio: Orders are opened in proportion to the trader’s fund allocation, achieving the best possible replication of their PnL.
Fixed Amount: Orders are opened with a fixed amount of margin (margin per order), allowing better control of the copy position size.
Note: If the margin is less than the minimum open threshold, the system will not open the position, resulting in copy trade failure.
3. How to customize leverage and trading pairs?
Go to "More Settings" to customize leverage and trading pairs. You can choose between "Same as the trader" or "Customize trading pairs/leverage" modes. The default leverage is 10X. For supported trading pairs, refer to the Available Trading Pairs for Copy Trading.
4. What is 0 Slippage?
"0 Slippage" is a slippage protection mechanism where the copier’s filled price matches exactly with the trader’s open/close price. For more details on fees, please refer to the Guaranteed Price Fee Schedule .
However, when the difference between the trader’s filled price and the last price exceeds the set threshold, the 0 Slippage order will be intercepted. If it is an open order, the order will be canceled. If it is a close order, it will be executed at the last price, and no 0 Slippage fee will be charged. For threshold details, please refer to the Copiers | Price Deviation Threshold.
Special Case Explained: If you start copying a trader using non-zero slippage and later switch your settings to zero slippage, you will not be able to partially close your copied position if the trader partially closes theirs. Your position will only close fully once the trader's position is completely closed.
5. What is the Copy Trading Subsidy Voucher?
Copy Trading Subsidy Voucher is a type of insurance that copiers can use when copy trading. When settling your Subsidy Voucher, if your copied order is at a loss, the voucher covers losses up to its face value. It can be obtained via events or Rewards Hub. For more information, please refer to the Copy Trading Subsidy Voucher.
6. How is the ROI calculated for futures copy trading?
Time Period Breakdown:
Let today be Day D, and 30 days ago as Day D-29; divide the period into intervals of 7 days: D-29 to D-23 is Week 1, D-22 to D-16 is Week 2, D-15 to D-9 is Week 3, D-8 to D-2 is Week 4, and D-1 to D is Week 5 (only 2 days).
Core Calculation Logic:
30-Day ROI = (1 + Week 1 ROI) × (1 + Week 2 ROI) × (1 + Week 3 ROI) × (1 + Week 4 ROI) × (1 + Week 5 ROI) - 1. The ROI for week n = Weekly PnL /max (Weekly Starting Net Value + Total Weekly Deposits + Total Weekly Earnings from Using Bonus Vouchers, 10). Weekly PnL = Sum of the daily earnings in the week. Daily Earnings = Current Net Value - Deposit Today + Withdrawal Today - Net Value of the Day at 00:00.
Weekly Starting Net Value:
Use the net value of the last day of Week n-1; if there is no data or if the data is less than 30 days, record it as 0.
Exception:
If data covers less than 30 days, the calculation period starts from the first available day and is divided accordingly (e.g., 8 days would be: Week 1: first 7 days, Week 2: day 8). The PnL ratio will be displayed as "10000+%" if exceeding 10000%, and at -100% if below -100%.
7. Will my ROI and position risk always match the trader’s?
Not necessarily. Differences may occur due to the following reasons:
Copy Trading ROI:
- May differ due to variations in filled prices, profit sharing rules, copy time, and unsupported trading pairs.
Position Risk:
- Since both trader and copier can adjust their copy trading funds freely, so their PnL cannot match exactly and their position risks may differ.
- If orders are not copied timely or fully, the entry prices differ, or the minimum order amount prevents full alignment, your position risk may differ from the trader’s.
8. Will my open/close price or PnL always match the trader’s?
Not necessarily. Due to market movements, changes in market depth, system execution delays, and other objective factors, we cannot guarantee that your copy order will be opened or closed at the same price and time as the trader. As a result, your PnL may differ from the trader’s. For more details, please refer to the the Copy Trading User Agreement and Disclaimer.
9. Where can I view the returned funds after copy trading ends?
The funds will automatically be returned to your Standard Futures or Perpetual Futures Account. You can check your funds there.
10. What are the possible reasons for copy trading failures?
Trader's Side
- Using Multi-Assets Mode
- Trading pair not supported for copy trading
- Order not fully filled
Copier's Side
- Insufficient available margin due to leverage change, slippage, or other reasons
- Margin mode differs from the trader's
- Position size exceeds the maximum limit allowed
- Margin is insufficient to open the minimum order size based on the copying ratio
Other Reasons
- Execution price will exceed the maximum slippage limit set by the copier
- Execution price for the 0 Slippage order will encounter a slippage
- System maintenance, network instability, or abnormal market volatility
11. What is the maximum number of traders I can copy?
Currently, you can copy up to 20 traders.
12. How do I apply to become a trader?
On the application page, select a copy trading account. Make sure you meet the criteria and click "Apply Now". The review process takes about 1 minute.
Note: KOLs can apply via the KOL channel.
13. How is the 7-day ROI for a new trader calculated?
If a user becomes a trader on a given day, their 7-day PnL calculation still includes their trading performance before becoming a trader, i.e., calculating from 7 days prior to the current day. The calculation rule for other periods is applied in the same way.