What happens to copied trades when a lead trader stops?
cTrader Copy closes copied positions and realises fees; Axi keeps them linked to the signal; OKX and eToro say less. Four rules pages, side by side.
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Copy trading profit share: what a lead trader can charge
Bybit Classic fixes the ratio by rank at 10 to 15%; Bybit Pro and OKX cap it at 30%. What each exchange's own rules page permits, read 19 September 2026.
Is copy trading profit share refunded at a net loss?
HTX, OKX and Bitget pre-deduct profit share on every winning order and refund the excess at settlement. Their own rules read side by side on when it comes.
Does copy trading profit share use a high-water mark?
Bybit Pro and Bitget spot say yes on their own rules pages; Bybit Classic and OKX net a weekly cycle instead. What each published settlement rule does.
WEEX Copy Trading, reviewed: what the rebuilt leaderboard shows and what it still cannot
WEEX has rebuilt its copy-trading discovery layer around four leaderboards, style tags and four performance windows. Judged as a disclosure product rather than a returns product, it fixes the window problem and leaves the survivor problem untouched.
Scope Copy reaches MetaTrader 5 with a performance fee band running to 50%
Scope Markets' copy service, now on MetaTrader 5, lets strategy providers set a fee anywhere from 10 to 50 per cent. The published protections govern when the fee is charged, not how large it is.
