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Copy Trading

Follow a trader or a setup. It suggests and sizes; you still sign.

Copy Trading watches a trader or a rule and pre-fills the order ticket with a position sized against your own free USDC rather than theirs. It never signs, and there is no key on this side that could. Copying here means the noticing and the arithmetic, never the execution.

Two tabs, one destination. Traders follows a person: when an address you follow opens, you hear about it. Strategies follows a setup: a rule fires when the conditions you described happen.

What it does and does not do

Both end in the same place, which is the order ticket, pre-filled and waiting for your signature. No server behind this holds a key, so there is nothing here that could act while you were away from the screen.

That is also the argument for it. The part a copier cannot do by hand is spotting a fill within seconds and sizing it against their own balance rather than the other trader's, and that is exactly the part this does.

Sizing

A rule sizes against your free USDC, either as a fixed amount or as a percentage of it, with a cap you set. The leverage is copied from the trade but capped by your rule and by the market. Following a whale does not hand you a whale's risk.