Copy trading is a form of investing that involves copying the trades of other traders. In simple words, a crypto trader trades with his money and you automatically copy his trades. For this, he receives 0-10% of your profit (he sets the trading commission himself).
I will say right away that I am far from a crypto-specialist and I am not responsible for the loss of your funds. I am only sharing useful information based on my own experience. Cryptocurrency is a rather unpredictable and dangerous asset on which you can both quickly earn and quickly lose.
In 44 days, with an investment of $200, I managed to earn approximately $322 in net profit (including traders' commissions) while doing almost nothing.
We buy at least 200 USDT (cryptocurrency tied to the dollar). I will not tell you in detail about the methods of replenishment, there are many of them, you can read about it on the Internet. I transferred 200 USDT from another exchange, but it is also possible to top up via P2P trading or directly from the card. A simple example of a P2P purchase.
It's done. After that, you will automatically copy all trades of the trader.
Suppose BTC is currently worth $17000, then 0.001 BTC is worth $17. Since we set a leverage of 50X, we divide $17 by 50 and get $0.34. When a trader opens a trade for any amount, we will copy it with an amount of $0.34.
Why so? At the same time, traders can open a total of 200 trades (in our case, $0.34 * 200 trades = a maximum of $68). When trading, the price may not move in the direction we need, so we can "go into the red" until the price turns around. In order not to catch liquidation (horror, when the exchange takes money for itself), we need to have a reserve of funds in the futures wallet.
If we assume that we have $200 in the account, and traders open 200 trades and they all reach -300% (-$204), then we lose money. Therefore, it is better not to subscribe to many traders at the same time (2-4 will be enough to start with).
That's it, happy trading!