Team Rules and Prize Allocation in a Futures Copy Trading Contest
Summary
The document sets out the rules for a 2023 team based futures copy trading competition. It specifies registration and event dates, the requirement that only certified elite traders create teams, and a minimum team size of ten. It also lists exclusions, including subaccounts, market maker accounts, and accounts with API trading activity. Eligible profits come from USDT margined futures, while qualifying participants must meet copy trading volume and order conditions.
The prize pool scales with participant count, up to the stated maximum, and the top ten teams are ranked by profit with trading volume as a tie breaker. The rules allocate portions to leading teams and team captains, then distribute remaining shares among profitable team members subject to caps. These terms describe contest incentives rather than a trading method or evidence of strategy performance. Disqualification can result from suspicious activity, and eligibility may depend on local rules; the organizer reserves final interpretation of the conditions.
Key ideas
- Only certified elite traders may create teams, and teams need at least ten members to compete.
- Subaccounts, market maker accounts, and accounts with API trading activity are excluded.
- USDT margined futures profits determine team ranking, with trading volume breaking ties.
- The prize pool depends on the number of valid participants and has a stated maximum.
- Prize shares are allocated among teams, captains, and profitable team members under caps.
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