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July 12, 2026
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Copy Trading 2.0: Automatically Mirror Top Traders
Bitex Copy Trading has been upgraded. With Copy Trading 2.0, you can follow leading traders and have their positions mirrored to your own account automatically and in real time — a simple way to participate in tokenized stock and crypto markets even if you are still learning.
What's new in this release:
• Multi-position mirroring — every position a trader opens, adjusts, or closes is reflected proportionally in your account, not just a single featured trade
• A refreshed leaderboard ranked by verified 30-day performance
• Detailed trader profiles with a 30-day equity curve, current open positions, and win-rate history
• One-click follow and stop, with a clear allocation control so you decide exactly how much to commit
Getting started is easy: open the Copy Trading page, browse the leaderboard, review a trader's track record and live positions, then follow with a single tap. You stay in control and can stop copying at any time.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Copy trading carries the same market risk as trading yourself, and leveraged positions can be liquidated. Only allocate funds you can afford to lose.
What's new in this release:
• Multi-position mirroring — every position a trader opens, adjusts, or closes is reflected proportionally in your account, not just a single featured trade
• A refreshed leaderboard ranked by verified 30-day performance
• Detailed trader profiles with a 30-day equity curve, current open positions, and win-rate history
• One-click follow and stop, with a clear allocation control so you decide exactly how much to commit
Getting started is easy: open the Copy Trading page, browse the leaderboard, review a trader's track record and live positions, then follow with a single tap. You stay in control and can stop copying at any time.
Past performance does not guarantee future results. Copy trading carries the same market risk as trading yourself, and leveraged positions can be liquidated. Only allocate funds you can afford to lose.