Bitget upgrades CFD copy trading feature, now supporting independent take-profit and stop-loss as well as multi-dimensional position modes
Foresight News reports that Bitget has upgraded its CFD copy trading feature, adding two new position-following modes and independent risk control settings. While referencing professional strategies, users can now establish underlying safeguards tailored to their own risk preferences.
In terms of position management, two new modes have been introduced: "Fixed Ratio Copy Trading" and "Fixed Lot Copy Trading." In the fixed ratio mode, the system intelligently calculates position size based on the capital ratio between the user and the lead trader, achieving synchronized risk ratios. In the fixed lot mode, users can set a fixed position size for each order (e.g., 0.01 lot), enabling users with smaller capital to test traders' real win rates at a lower cost. For risk control, this upgrade adds independent take-profit and stop-loss settings. Users can set individual take-profit and stop-loss amounts for their accounts when following any trader. Even if the lead trader still holds the position, the system will automatically execute the stop-loss. Additionally, a "Maximum Lot Limit Per Order" feature has been added to prevent excessively large positions from being opened automatically due to high account net value.
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