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JU.COM: How to Enable Copy Trading

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This article provides a detailed guide on how to participate in futures copy trading on Ju.com. Futures copy trading allows users to replicate the operations of professional traders, enabling potential profits through expert strategies with minimal manual operation.

I. Copy Trading Operation Process

Step 1: How to Access “Copy Trading”

  1. Visit the Ju.com official website, locate “Futures” in the main menu, and select “Copy Trading”.

Step 2: How to Choose a Trading Expert and Start Copy Trading

1. Specific steps:

  • Browse the list of trading experts displayed on the futures copy trading page;
  • Review key indicators, including profit amount, ROI, maximum drawdown, win rate, assets under management, number of followers, and copy trading profits;
  • After selecting a trading expert, click “Copy”.

Warm reminder: You may click on the trader’s avatar to enter the trader detail page and gain a comprehensive understanding of the trader’s performance.

2. Trader Overview:

2.1 Trading Data:

  • ROI: ROI = current ROI + historical ROI. This is a core performance indicator that intuitively reflects the trader’s cumulative profitability.
  • Maximum Drawdown: The maximum decline from a peak to a trough in ROI. The smaller the value, the stronger the risk resistance.
  • Profit/Loss Ratio: Profit/Loss Ratio = cumulative profit of closed orders / cumulative loss of closed orders. This is a key indicator measuring the relationship between profits and losses.
  • Win Rate: Win Rate = number of profitable closed orders / total number of closed orders. A key metric for evaluating strategy effectiveness; a higher value indicates a higher proportion of profitable trades.
  • Number of Profitable Trades: Total number of closed profitable orders, reflecting the actual frequency of profitable performance.
  • Number of Losing Trades: Total number of closed losing orders, helping assess risk volatility.

2.2 Trader Overview:

  • Copy Trading Capital: The amount of funds used by the trader for trading, reflecting capital scale.
  • Capital in Use: The amount of funds currently occupied by open trades.
  • Floating PnL: The trader’s current total unrealized profit and loss, showing real-time PnL of open positions.
  • Average Order Value: The average value per trade, reflecting capital per transaction.
  • Weekly Trading Frequency: The trader’s average weekly trading count over the past month, reflecting activity level.
  • Average Holding Time: The average holding duration of historically closed positions, indicating trading style.
  • Current Follower Profit: The cumulative profit generated for followers by the trader, before profit sharing deduction.

2.3 Performance:

  • Within a selected period, you can view the trader’s ROI, profit amount, and trading volume, clearly showing performance and activity changes during the period.

2.4 Copy Trading Clients:

  • View total cumulative followers and the number of new followers in the past 7 days, reflecting market recognition and recent attractiveness.

2.5 Trading Preferences:

  • Within a selected period, view the trader’s preferences, including preferred trading instruments and proportions, total number of trades, and trading PnL.

3. Current Copy Trades

3.1 Trade “Details”

Using ADAUSDT | Short | Cross 20X as an example:

  • Position: The specific instrument being copied. Red indicates short, green indicates long, e.g., ADAUSDT | Short | Cross 20X;
  • Position Size: Displays the exact position quantity, e.g., 10 ADA;
    • Contract size: 1 contract
    • Asset quantity: 10.0000 ADA
    • Position value: 2.50000000 USDT (real-time)
  • Average Entry Price | Mark Price: Average entry price is the average opening cost; mark price is the platform reference for real-time PnL calculation, e.g., 0.3404 | 0.25;
  • Unrealized PnL / ROI: Unrealized PnL is the floating PnL based on the average entry price. Positive indicates profit, negative indicates loss.ROI = Unrealized PnL / position margin × 100%.Example: If profit is +0.90400000 USDT, ROI = +0.904 / 0.1696 = +533.01%;
  • Position Margin: Margin occupied by the position, e.g., 0.1696 USDT;
  • Opening Time: Exact order entry time, e.g., 2025-12-16 17:30:47;
  • Take Profit / Stop Loss: Preset TP/SL prices. If not set, shown as “-- | --”;
  • Action: “Share” trading suggestions for the current position, including position screenshots and share links.

3.2 Trade “Summary”

Using DOTUSDT | Long | Cross 36X as an example:

  • Position Size: In “Summary”, the position size is the total of identical positions in “Details”;
    • Contract size: 1,500 contracts
    • Asset quantity: 1,500.000 DOT
    • Position value: 2,696.19782609 USDT (real-time)
  • Estimated Liquidation Price: Calculated based on entry price, leverage, and other parameters;
  • Unrealized PnL / ROI: Calculated in the same way as in “Details”.ROI = +1,459.19333333 / 100.95355556 × 100% = 1,445.41%;
  • Position Margin: The total margin of identical positions in “Details”;
  • Position, Average Entry Price | Mark Price, Action: Same meanings as in “Details”.

4. Historical Copy Trades

In the “Historical Copy Trades” section, you can view all previously closed copy trading positions of the trader, including:

Using ADAUSDT | Short | Cross 20X as an example:

  • Position: The specific historical instrument, e.g., ADAUSDT | Short | Cross 20X;
  • Quantity: Position size, e.g., 9,800 ADA;
    • Contract size: 980 contracts
    • Asset quantity: 9,800 ADA
    • Position value: 3,332 USDT
  • Average Entry Price | Average Exit Price: e.g., 0.34 | 0.30;
  • Closed PnL | ROI: e.g., +389.00 USDT | +233.49%;
  • Margin: Margin occupied by the position, e.g., 166.60000000 USDT;
  • Opening Time: e.g., 2025-12-16 17:36:06;
  • Action: “Share” the details of the position, including screenshots and share links.

5. Copy Trading Clients

In the “Copy Trading Clients” section, you can view details of all clients following the trader, including:

  • Copy Trading Client: Displays client identifiers (avatar, nickname, etc.);
  • Copy Trading Duration: Total time the client has been following the trader;
  • Total Copy Trading Amount: Cumulative capital invested by the client;
  • Copy Trading Profit: Total realized profit from closed orders, before deducting the trader’s profit share.

Step 3: How to Configure Copy Trading Parameters

  1. Copy Trading Amount
    • Set the USDT amount used for copying the trader (example shown: minimum 10 USDT, maximum 1,000 USDT).
    • Maximum Copy Trading Amount: Once the cumulative margin reaches this limit, no new positions can be opened. This helps control overall scale and risk.
  2. Copy Trading Mode

2.1 “Same Ratio” Mode

  • Followers always invest at the same ratio as the trader.
  • If trader’s opening margin / available margin = X, the follower will use available margin × X as opening margin.Example: If the trader has total funds of 10,000 USDT, uses 2,000 USDT as opening margin, and has 8,000 USDT available, then X = 2,000 / 8,000 = 0.25.If the follower has 4,000 USDT available, the opening margin will be 4,000 × 0.25 = 1,000 USDT.

2.2 “Fixed Amount” Mode

  • Followers invest a fixed amount per trade.Example: If a follower sets 10 USDT per trade and a maximum copy trading amount of 1,000 USDT, the follower will invest 10 USDT each time until the 1,000 USDT limit is reached, meaning up to 100 concurrent copied orders.

2.3 “Fixed Ratio” Mode

  • Followers invest a fixed multiple.Example: If the trader opens a position worth 10,000 USDT and the follower sets a ratio of 0.5, the follower will open a position worth 10,000 × 0.5 = 5,000 USDT.

3. Advanced Settings

  • Margin Mode: Supports Cross, Isolated, or Follow Trader, automatically syncing trader settings;
  • Instrument & Leverage: Effective only for this trader and does not affect other copy trades or normal futures trading;
  • Advanced Mode – Batch Settings: When enabled, subsequent orders follow the selected margin mode;
  • Select Trading Pairs: Choose specific pairs or enable “Follow Trader’s Instrument Changes” to auto-sync;
  • Overall Copy Trading Stop Loss: Automatically terminate the copy relationship once the total loss reaches this value, with remaining positions handled by market close / manual handling / following the trader;
  • Set TP/SL for Copy Trading: Manually input take-profit ratio (0.01–200.00%) and stop-loss ratio (0.01–90.00%). Positions will be closed at market once thresholds are reached;
  • Instant Market Copy After Following: If enabled, positions are copied immediately, closely tracking the trader but potentially causing losses due to price differences. If disabled, copying starts from the trader’s next opening.

Step 4: How to Track Trading Performance

Go to “Copy Trading” > “My Copy Trades” > view “Performance” to understand your copy trading results.

  • View “Performance”
  • Total Copy Trading Profit (USDT): Cumulative historical profit after profit-sharing deduction;
  • Total Copy Trading Investment (USDT): Total invested amount under the current futures account;
  • Total Copy Trading Occupancy (USDT): Actual funds currently in use;
  • Current Total Available (USDT): Freely available funds for future copy trading;
  • Floating PnL (USDT): Total unrealized PnL of all open positions.

2. View “Current Traders”

2.1 Current Traders:

  • Followed Trader: Confirms the trader being followed;
  • Total Copy Amount | Occupied: Shows total and currently used funds;
  • Total Copy Trading Profit: Cumulative profit brought by this trader after profit sharing;
  • Today’s Closed Profit: Profit from today’s closed orders.

2.2 Historical Copy Trades:

  • Historical Positions: Details of each past copied position;
  • Position Size: Exact size of each historical order;
  • Average Entry / Exit Price: Comparison of buy and sell prices;
  • Closed PnL / ROI: Actual realized profit and ROI for each order;
  • Margin: Margin occupied by each order;
  • Closing Time: Exact time each order was closed.

3. “Current Traders” > “Details” > “Copy Trading Management”

3.1 The “Copy Trading Management” menu supports:

  • Modifying “Copy Trading Mode”
  • Adding funds to increase “Per-Trade Copy Range”
  • Resetting “Advanced Settings”
  • Stopping copy trading

Step 5: How to Stop Copy Trading

1. Steps to stop copy trading:

  • Step 1: On the “Futures Copy Trading” homepage, click “>” to enter “My Copy Trades”.
  • Step 2: In “My Copy Trades”, find “Current Traders” and click “Details”.
  • Step 3: Enter “Copy Trading Details”, click “Copy Trading Management”, then click “Stop Copy Trading”.
  • Step 4: Select the reason(s) for stopping copy trading (required, multiple choice), optionally provide comments or suggestions, and click “Confirm” to stop copying the trader.

2. Status after stopping copy trading:After confirmation, the button status changes to “Stopping Copy Trading in Progress”.

  • If there are no open positions: the follow relationship is terminated directly;
  • If there are open positions, users may choose:
    • Manually handle orders
    • Continue following until the position closes
    • Immediately close at market
  • Once all positions are processed, the operation entry will be fully closed.

Note: While in “Stopping Copy Trading in Progress” status, basic and advanced copy trading settings cannot be edited.

II. Practical Tips for Futures Copy Trading Management

  1. Track Trading Performance
    • Monitor your orders and performance in real time via “My Copy Trades”.
  2. Stop Copy Trading
    • You may stop copy trading at any time to reassess your strategy or switch traders.
  3. Adjust Parameters
    • Regularly review and adjust investment amounts, copy ratios, and risk controls (such as TP/SL) based on market conditions.
  4. Choose Traders Rationally
    • Analyze trader metrics such as ROI, trading frequency, and risk level, and select traders aligned with your goals.
  5. Diversify Your Portfolio
    • Follow multiple traders with different strategies to diversify risk and improve long-term performance.
  6. Use Risk Management Tools
    • Always set stop-loss and take-profit conditions to protect your investment and manage potential losses.

Disclaimer and Risk Warning

All trading tutorials provided by Ju.com are for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Strategies and examples are for reference only and may not reflect actual market conditions. Cryptocurrency trading involves significant risk and may result in loss of funds. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Please conduct thorough research and fully understand the associated risks. Ju.com is not responsible for any trading decisions made by users.