Copy a track record, not a promise.
Most copy-trading leaderboards hand you a stranger on a hot streak. We’ve logged every trade in the open since 2021. Mirror the same spot and futures calls to your own exchange account, automatically, while we keep posting the wins and the losses for anyone to audit.
The same trades we publish.
Copy trading isn’t a separate, secret strategy. It mirrors the exact spot and futures positions we post as signals and log on our public sheet, so you can check the history before you follow.
Every position carries an entry, take-profit targets, and a stop-loss. Spot uses 1× sizing; futures use 1–3× leverage. Cancelled and break-even trades stay in the log too, so the 63% win rate isn’t cherry-picked.
Audit the public trade logPick your exchange.
We run copy trading on two major exchanges. Use whichever you already have, or open whichever you prefer. Your money stays in your own account either way.
BingX
Beginner-friendly copy-trading interface. A solid default if you’re new to following traders.
Copy us on BingXBybit
Deep futures liquidity and a mature copy-trading product. A good pick if you already trade there.
Copy us on Bybit| Feature | BingX | Bybit |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | New to copy trading | Already trade futures |
| Copy-trading interface | Simplest, guided | More controls, mature |
| Futures liquidity | Solid | Deeper order books |
| You keep custody | Yes | Yes |
| Same trades copied | Yes | Yes |
Sizing example. Set a $500 copy allocation at 2% per trade and each mirrored signal opens with about $10 of margin. A futures call at 3x then controls roughly $30 of exposure. Your risk on any single trade is the stop-loss, not the whole $500, which is the point of sizing it this way.
Check the exchange’s own copy-trading terms for any profit-share or fees before you start.
Live in 4 steps.
About five minutes start to finish. After that it runs without you.
2. Follow our profile
Open the exchange’s copy-trading section, find the CoinCodeCap profile, and tap follow.
3. Set your size
Decide how much to allocate and your per-trade amount. You set the risk, not us.
4. It mirrors automatically
When we open a position, the exchange copies it to your account, stop-loss included.
Less to get wrong.
You keep custody
Funds never leave your exchange account. We can’t withdraw or touch your balance, only mirror trades you’ve chosen to follow.
No missed entries
You don’t need to watch Telegram. The trade copies the moment we open it, even while you sleep.
No bot to configure
Manual signals often need a tool like Cornix. Copy trading skips the setup and the API keys.
Fewer fat-finger errors
No typing entry prices by hand means no misplaced decimal at the worst possible moment.
⚠️ Before you copy
Copy trading carries the same risk as trading yourself, and losses mirror just as fast as wins. Start with an amount you can afford to lose and scale up only once you’ve seen how the strategy behaves. Futures use leverage, which magnifies both directions. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results, and we’re not financial advisors.
Copy trading FAQ.
Is copy trading safe?
It carries normal trading risk, but the structure is safer than handing money to anyone. Your funds stay in your own exchange account. You’re only granting permission to mirror trades, and you can stop following at any time. We never take custody of your balance.
How much money do I need to start?
That’s up to you. The exchange lets you set your own copy size and per-trade amount, so you can start small while you watch how the trades behave. Only commit money you can afford to lose.
What does copy trading cost?
Following is set up on the exchange, and most exchanges apply a profit-share or standard trading fees rather than a flat subscription. Check BingX or Bybit’s own copy-trading terms for the current numbers before you start.
Can I stop copying whenever I want?
Yes. You can unfollow or close copied positions from your exchange dashboard at any time. Nothing locks you in.
BingX or Bybit: which should I pick?
Either works. Use whichever you already have an account with. If you’re starting fresh, BingX has a beginner-friendly copy-trading flow, while Bybit offers deeper futures liquidity. You copy the same trades on both.
Are these the same trades as the signals channel?
Yes. Copy trading mirrors the same spot and futures positions we post as signals and record on our public results sheet. The difference is the exchange places them for you automatically instead of you doing it by hand.
Copy trading is the hands-free way to follow a strategy you can actually verify. Check the public log, pick BingX or Bybit, set a size you’re comfortable with, and let the trades mirror themselves. You stay in control of your funds the whole time.
Set it up once. Trade hands-free.
Follow the profile on your exchange and the trades copy themselves.
Prefer placing your own orders? See the signals plans or join the free Telegram.
Related guides & proof.
See the proof
- Verified results (every trade, 2021–2026)
- About CoinCodeCap (who runs it)
- Free Telegram (sample calls)
Other ways to trade with us
- Signals plans ($70/mo or $199 lifetime)
- NFT signals
- Best free crypto signals