Smart Copy Trading
Smart copy trading is a new model of copy trading that automatically calculates the trading amount based on the fund ratio used by the lead trader.
By following trades in proportion to the trader’s fund usage, the follower ensures that the risk for each copied trade is aligned with that of the lead trader. This allows the follower to infer the trader’s risk control and confidence level for each position based on the calculated ratio.
Example:If a lead trader has 500 USAD in their account and opens a position with 50 USAD as margin, the capital ratio for that trade is 10%.
If a follower has 50 USAD in available balance and copies this trade, only 5 USAD will be used as margin for the copied position.
Copy Price Slippage
Copy price slippage refers to the price difference between the lead trader’s execution price and the follower’s execution price.
Since followers place market orders only after receiving the trading signal and calculating the total copy amount for the entire follower group, there may be differences in order timing and order size. As a result, the follower’s order may be executed at a slightly different price than the trader’s, leading to slippage.
Reminder:To avoid significant slippage, traders are advised to monitor the total follower assets in real time and try to keep the total order size of the follower group within a reasonable range.
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