Copy Trading is where you discover trading wallets in HyperCyber. It brings wallet performance, trading activity, and risk characteristics into one list so you can quickly decide which wallets deserve a deeper review. Most users use this page for the first layer of judgment: which wallets stand out, which wallets need more detail, and which wallets should be saved for continued monitoring.

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Start with wallet performance

The Copy Trading list is not meant to be read by PnL alone. A better first pass combines PnL, drawdown, trade count, account size, and recent behavior. A wallet worth opening usually has several qualities at the same time:
  • enough trade history to evaluate
  • a clear source of PnL
  • drawdown within a range you can accept
  • no obvious conflict between recent and long-term performance
  • no currently uncontrolled position exposure
This helps you separate short-term outliers from wallets that are worth further analysis.

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Narrow and verify

Use account size, market preference, directional bias, holding period, and trading-rating filters to narrow the list. These tags are generated from current data and can change; they are screening signals, not guarantees. Open Wallet Details before copying. Check current exposure, leverage, entry distance, historical trades, and whether recent behavior still matches the longer record. Save promising wallets to Favorites and use your own labels to record why they are being watched.