All
FAQ
Announcements
Product documents
What are the reasons for my spot copy trade order fail?
To prevent this, if there is more than a 0.5% disparity between the lead trader's and copy trader's buy price, our slippage protection mechanism will cancel the copy trade. For example, if a trader buys BTC at a price of 20,000 USDT, we'll make sure that the copy trader's buy price is less than 20,000 × (1+0.5%) = 20,100 USDT.Published on Oct 13, 2023Updated on May 29, 202669Introduction to proportional copy trading
Minimum smart recommendation multiplier: correction factor = 0.5 Maximum intelligent recommendation multiplier: correction factor = 1. For example, if your maximum follow amount is 30,000 USDT, your trading account balance is 10,000 USDT, and the lead trader's account balance is 20,000 USDT, then the maximum recommended multiplier is calculated as min{30,000{30000,10000} / 20,000 * 1} = 0.5.Published on Apr 4, 2023Updated on May 29, 202659Copy trading FAQ
Copy traders have a spread protection of 0.5% when opening a position. When the copy trader's opening price exceeds 0.5% of the lead trader's opening price, the trade won't be copied.14. How do I control the maximum amount I invest when using copy trading? Copy traders can set both a maximum amount per order and a maximum amount for the trader. For example, you might set your maximum amount per order as 100 USDT and your maximum amount for the trader as 1,000 USDT.Published on Sep 15, 2023Updated on Jun 2, 20261What are the spot trading guidelines for copy traders?
Rules Trading rules Trading price Buying: you'll place a buy order when the lead trader does if the price doesn't change by more than 0.5% Selling: you'll place a sell order when the lead trader does Trading fees Same as manual spot trading Trading crypto All spot lead trades use USDT as the quote currency. We support 114 cryptocurrencies to use as your base currency, and plan to introduce more.Published on Nov 6, 2023Updated on Jun 5, 2026283Event Contracts FAQ
For example, an Up quote of 0.5 USDT indicates the market assigns approximately 50% probability to the event occurring.Events and MarketsWhat is the difference between an “event” and a “market” in event contracts? Event: A defined question representing a specific subject, which may contain one or more markets. Market: The smallest tradeable unit. Each market corresponds to a specific question within an event and generates two types of shares: Up and Down.Published on Apr 16, 2026Updated on Jun 2, 2026
Showing 1-5 of 5 articles