hovering over where it says copy trading. I'm going to click on leaderboard. That's the section you want to come into. Now, you see there's different sections here. They have the traders with the top ROI. We were just looking at Dr. Crypto, who's currently at the top of the leaderboard. We have ones that are top prudent, which I'll explain in a minute. We have ones with the top copier P& L. So what this shows you are not only traders that are doing well, but if we come into who is trading them, the copers, these copers are also doing very, very well. Like this one is over $200. This one's done over $850 profit. So that's a really good category to look at. And we have top new talent as well. So I'll tell you why it is I prefer the top prudent section. If we look at the ones in the top ROI like Dr. Crypto, what you'll notice like I was mentioning before is they sometimes have massive drawdowns. So this guy for instance, if you remember before his max draw down is 80%. That means on one of his trades, it lost 80% of its value. Now, if you are a new trader and you are coming in and let's say your first trade happens to be that one that loses 80% of its value, that is going to hurt a lot and that very likely is going to cause you to turn off your copy trades and then you're never going to lose money. You see what these traders do well, what they understand very well is that um it's okay if you lose money and it's okay actually a lot as long as when you do win you win much bigger. And that's what this guy's done right on this day he made almost $8,000 but the next day he lost $4,500. These large swings are really, really difficult to endure as a new trader. Even if you're just copy trading and will often result in people just quitting entirely, even when they know, even when you know that this is a good trader you're copying, when you have these massive draw downs, it's really, really hard to stick with it. So that's why I really suggest people avoid these top traders. So instead, what I like to look at are the ones who are top prudent because these ones have the lowest maximum draw down in the last 30 days. So they may not have the highest ROI, but the draw downs are much lower. So it's easier for you to stick with it. So let's look at this guy right here. This one is has a 36 or 37% ROI and his P& L is quite good as well. So let's go ahead and look at this guy. So we can see over the past seven days his ROI is 30%. Now that is really good. If you think about uh most people say you put money into the stock market, you're going to make about 10% give or take every single year. And this guy has done a 30% ROI in 7 days. Those are outstanding results. Now again, past results do not mean that they are going to be as successful in the future, but it's it's something to look at, right? Coming down here, we see his win rate is 100%, which is actually quite crazy because that is an extremely high win rate. Like I was explaining before, you don't need to have 100% win rate to do well. It can actually be quite low, but the higher it is, the more likely it is you are going to stick with them, which is why I like these types of traders. So, I'm really digging this one a lot. Uh, he did lose some money yesterday, so I think these numbers maybe need to do a little bit of a catch-up. Well, you can see overall he's doing quite well. Um, and I really like this because even if I make a little bit of money every day and it's not a massive amount, at least every day I will be winning and I don't have to worry about losing so much. I can see what he's trading. He's trading very um uh bigger assets when it comes to crypto, like just Bitcoin and Ethereum. That's it. So, he's not messing around with some of the smaller, more volatile coins, even though Bitcoin, Ethereum can be quite volatile as well. So, I'm really liking this one, but let's take a look at maybe one or two other ones. I'll come back over to leaderboard. Come back to Top Prudent. Let's look at this guy because 68% ROI is also quite impressive. And coming down here, we see over the last seven days, he's done 15%. uh also 100% win rate as well and his max draw down is only 5%. So not bad at all. He's done seven trades. His ROI is 68% annualized. That's 800%. And we can see kind of his results here. Now he's mostly trading Bitcoin and Ethereum, but he also is trading Adam a little bit too. Now the last section I want to look in, I've forgot to show you guys this is the copier section. So, I actually showed you this briefly before, but I like to look at this because this will also show you how well the copers are doing. This is very, very important. So, this trader right here, this copier put in about $500. And so far, he's made $100 in the past nine days. Not bad, right? Sitting back doing nothing and he's already made $100. This person only put in 30 bucks, but he's made five, right? This one has put in $700. Oh, he just put it in. So, these are new ones. So, they're not going to have made any money yet. So, not bad. He doesn't have a lot of people copying him, but the ones that are making money. And let me look at the other one that we just looked at because I forgot to look at Oops. Uh, where was that? Here we go. Because we forgot to look at his copers. So, these copers are doing good as well, right? They're in the green. So, in the past 4 days, this account, which had $300 in it, made 80 bucks. This one that had $5,000 in it made over $500. So, lots of winners in here and lots of people that are putting a lot of money into this one. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to split up my funds between the two of them. You don't have to put all of them into one copybot. You can split it up between multiple of them. So, that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to split it up between these two guys because I like both of their results. So, let's see if my assets are available yet. Yes, they are. You can see I have
1,00 USDT. So, I'm going to come over to the trader I want to copy first. So, let's first do this one. And I'm going to click here where it says copy. Now, you'll see here there are two different ways to copy. Smart copy and traditional. Smart copy is the way I would suggest that you go. The difference between the two of these is that when you have smart copy on, what it's going to do is it's going to open trades in proportion to how much money you have versus the trader has. For example, let's say you are just putting in here $100. Okay? And the trader has in their account $10,000. Well, if the trader then puts $1,000 into a trade, you are only going to put $10 into your trade, it's in proportion to the amount of the traders available uh money that they have. That is a much better approach than just trying to match them because again, let's say you had $1,000 in here and the trader had $10,000 and he put $1,000 into a trade and you put $1,000 into the trade. you might lose most of that or all of that on one trade and then it's over for you. So, doing things in proportion is a much smarter idea than using the traditional tab. So, we're going to stick with a smart copy. And for this one, I'm going to put in 500. Now, under advanced here, I really don't like um where is it? Oh, here we go. Under margin mode, you always I really suggest you do isolated margin because what that's going to do is it is going to make sure that you only lose the amount of money that that's in your trade if you do lose. If you have on cross margin, then there is the potential that you will lose more money than you put into the trade. So, you can look that up if you really want to know the difference between isolated and cross. But for myself, trying to be super prudent with this, I'm choosing isolated margin. Then under leverage, I'm going to copy the trader leverage. So, in other words, if they do 10x or 20x leverage, I'm just going to copy exactly what they're doing. And uh I'm just I'm not going to check off where it says take profit and stop loss per order. So, what that would do is if I check that off, that would allow me to put in like, hey, if we go up 5%, 10%, something like that, I just want to close a trade even if the trader hasn't closed their trade. And same thing in reverse. If the trade loses 5% 10%, I just want to close the trade even if the trader hasn't closed the trade. I don't like that because I'm trusting the trader here, right? And the trader has an incentive to make me money because again at the end of the day if I make money, he gets a proportion of that. I think it's between 10 and 20%. So it is to his uh advantage for me to make money. So I don't check that off. I'm relying on the copy trader here. But again, I'm only putting the amount of money into this that I'm willing to lose. If this goes to zero, I'm okay with that. I'm willing to take on that risk. So let me double check everything here. I have half of my money invested. I'm using isolated. I'm copying the traders leverage. I have read the terms and conditions and I'm going to click on submit. So now that one is set up and I'll come over to the other one. I'm going to do exactly the same thing. Click on copy. I'll go through this one much faster. I'm on smart copy. I'll do 500. I'll do isolated copy. I have read and submit. And this is when I've learned that you cannot copy more than one trader at once. So, I was actually not aware of that. So, I apologize, guys. I've actually never tried to do that. Um, so that I'm going to leave this in the video because I think it is important information for you guys to know and um willing to admit when I don't know everything myself. So, clearly I didn't know that. Uh, instead of going back though and adding all the money into this one trader right here, I'm just going to leave it at 500 as a little bit of a test. If things go well, I will then edit it or rather uncopy it and then start it up again with the full amount. But for now, I'm comfortable just having $500 in there and seeing how it