Publishing and Monetizing Strategies Through Copy Trading

Summary

This guide explains how traders can publish strategies on an exchange's copy-trading service and apply to become strategists. It lists four supported strategy types: futures grid, spot grid, futures dollar-cost averaging, and spot dollar-cost averaging. To publish, a creator configures a strategy, runs it for at least two hours, and must reach a 3% return on investment before making it public, according to the guide. Strategist applications require either three results of at least 20% ROI or more than 100 strategy copiers; the platform reviews applications, with a stated review period of three working days.

Approved strategists can charge subscribers a monthly fee to copy their strategies, and the guide says subscription prices can be changed once every 30 days. This is a platform onboarding description, not evidence that the strategies are profitable or suitable for followers. It does not explain how ROI is calculated, how copier execution differs from the strategist's results, what risks or fees subscribers face, or whether performance persists. The stated thresholds are service requirements, not indicators of trading skill.

Key ideas

• The platform supports futures and spot versions of grid and dollar-cost-averaging strategies.
• A strategy must run for at least two hours and reach 3% ROI before it can be published, according to the guide.
• An applicant can qualify through repeated 20% ROI results or by attracting more than 100 copiers.
• Approved strategists can charge monthly subscription fees to users copying their strategies.
• Platform eligibility thresholds do not establish that a strategy is profitable or appropriate for subscribers.

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