Private Copy Trading Controls for Elite Traders
Summary
The document explains how private mode changes access to an elite trader’s copy-trading profile. Enabling it removes the trader from public discovery and limits new followers to people with whitelist invitations. Existing followers and their profit shares remain in place. Traders can create invitation links with optional titles, validity periods, and invitee limits, and can remove followers associated with a link.
Private mode also offers trading bot protection, which hides order information from regular users, and adjustable profit sharing for whitelisted followers. The ratio can be set from 0% to 99%; changes apply to new orders, while existing orders retain their prior ratio. The article gives an example in which a trader’s follower cap can rise by 10% after the regular limit is reached, while noting that BGB holdings affect follower eligibility and capacity. These are platform-specific controls and terms, not guidance on trading performance or the risks of copying trades.
Key ideas
- Private mode hides a trader from public copy-trading rankings and restricts new followers to whitelist invitees.
- Invitation links can have validity periods and invitee limits, and traders can manage invited followers.
- Trading bot protection hides order information from regular users.
- Profit-sharing changes apply to new orders, while existing orders keep their earlier ratio.
- Follower capacity and eligibility depend partly on BGB holdings and the platform’s stated limits.
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