Two roles: subscriber and provider
A subscriber allocates funds to follow a selected strategy. A strategy provider publishes trades that can be mirrored by subscribers according to the copy system's settings and limits.
Subscriber
Choose a strategy, fund the dedicated copy wallet/investment flow, select allocation parameters and monitor risk.
Strategy provider
Publish a strategy, build a track record and attract followers. Provider income and conditions depend on the current Weltrade rules.
Subscriber workflow
- Verify the personal profile and review the current copy-trading terms.
- Fund the CopyWallet or required investment allocation.
- Review strategy history, drawdown, risk level and follower information.
- Choose an allocation you can afford to lose.
- Monitor the strategy instead of assuming “copy” means passive guaranteed profit.
Why SyntX copy trading is different
SyntX instruments trade around the clock and can include abrupt jumps or progression mechanics. That means the provider's instrument choice, leverage and position sizing can matter as much as headline historical return.
Questions to ask before copying
- What is the maximum historical drawdown?
- How long has the strategy been active?
- Which SyntX families does it trade?
- Does the provider average down or use martingale-style sizing?
- How much capital can I lose without changing my finances?
- What commissions or copy-trading charges currently apply?
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