Binance Launches Copy Trading for Futures Offering

Binance introduces copy trading for futures, offering users two modes for investment flexibility and enhanced financial control.
By Maxwell Mutuma
Updated January 30, 2024
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Binance cryptocurrency exchange has rolled out a copy trading feature for its futures products in select markets. This innovative feature enaBbles users to meticulously follow and replicate the trading strategies and portfolios of experienced traders, thereby fostering a more interactive and educational environment within the trading community.

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Binance Offers Flexible Investment Management Options

Binance Copy Trading presents two modes to accommodate users’ preferences and risk tolerance. The “fixed amount” mode allows copy traders to designate a specific amount they wish to allocate for copying trades. Moreover, the “fixed ratio” mode enables traders to adhere to lead traders’ strategies per their account balance, providing a flexible approach to managing their investments.

Rachel Conlan, Chief Marketing Officer at Binance, articulated that the company’s mission revolves around enhancing financial access and aiding users in more profound control over their finances. Consequently, this initiative responds to the burgeoning demand from new users who aspire to learn from and engage with seasoned traders. Additionally, experienced traders now have augmented avenues to share and monetize their expertise.

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Copy Traders Access Comprehensive Portfolio Insights

While sharing their strategies and techniques on Binance Feed, lead traders can earn a 10 percent profit share and receive a 10% trading commission rebate from copy traders who mirror their trades. Hence, this feature facilitates knowledge sharing and provides a financial incentive for experienced traders to share their expertise with the community.

Copy traders can follow up to 10 lead traders simultaneously, accessing vital information about their portfolios, such as returns over various time frames, profit and loss records, maximum drawdown, and assets under management. This transparency ensures that copy traders have all the necessary information to make informed decisions about whom to follow.

In 2021, Binance withdrew its futures and options and leveraged token services for Australian customers, adhering to the rising regulatory pressures in the region. The exchange also paused the initiation of new accounts for trading options, margin products, and leveraged tokens in Australia, showcasing its commitment to compliance and regulatory adherence.

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Maxwell Mutuma
Maxwell is a crypto-economic analyst and Blockchain enthusiast, passionate about helping people understand the potential of decentralized technology. I write extensively on topics such as blockchain, cryptocurrency, tokens, and more for many publications. My goal is to spread knowledge about this revolutionary technology and its implications for economic freedom and social good.
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