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JU.COM: Copy Trading Guide

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1. What Is Futures Copy Trading?

Futures copy trading allows users to automatically replicate the trading operations of experienced futures traders on Ju.com. After following a trader, your account will automatically mirror their positions, enabling you to participate in the futures market without advanced trading expertise.

2. Copy Trading Modes

Ju.com offers three copy trading modes designed to meet the needs of different users.

Copy Trading Mode

Core Rules

Applicable Users

Precautions

Same Proportion

 English: Invest according to the leader trader’s ratio: “Opening Margin / Available Margin = X”.

Example: If the leader trader opens a position equal to 25% of their total funds, and the follower has 4,000 USDT available margin, the follower should invest 25%, i.e., 1,000 USDT, to open a position.		 Users with a certain capital size who want to follow the leader trader’s strategy. Ensure that the “Maximum Copy Amount / Single Investment” matches the leader trader’s total copy funds to improve profit and loss consistency.

Fixed Amount

 Manually set a fixed amount (e.g., 10 USDT), each copy trade invests this amount, regardless of the leader trader’s position size.

Example: Set a fixed amount of 10 USDT per trade, maximum copy 1,000 USDT, up to 100 orders can be held.		 Beginners who prefer small and diversified investments. Ensure that “Maximum Copy Amount / Single Investment” is greater than the leader trader’s position layers to avoid failing to fully follow the strategy.

Fixed Ratio

 Manually set a fixed multiplier. Used margin = Leader trader’s opening margin × preset multiplier.

Example: If the leader trader opens a position with 10,000 USDT and the follower sets a 0.5× multiplier, the investment amount will be 5,000 USDT.		 Users who want to flexibly adjust the follow intensity and align closely with the leader trader’s strategy.

It is recommended that beginners start with a 0.3–0.5× multiplier, match their own capital capacity, and reserve funds for additional positions when building positions in batches.		 The multiplier setting should be aligned with your own risk tolerance to avoid amplifying losses due to an excessively high multiplier.

3. How to Set Take Profit and Stop Loss for Copy Trading

Take profit and stop loss settings can be configured under Advanced Settings when setting copy trading parameters.

3.1 Per-Order Take Profit / Stop Loss

  1. During copy trading setup, go to Advanced Settings and locate the Take Profit / Stop Loss option;
  2. Manually enter the Take Profit Ratio (0.01–200.00%) and Stop Loss Ratio (0.01–90.00%). When the profit or loss of a single copied trade reaches the preset ratio, the system will close the position at market price automatically;
  3. Beginners may keep the default settings. If adjustments are needed, ensure alignment with the trading strategy of the followed trader.

3.2 Overall Copy Trading Stop Loss

  1. In Advanced Settings, set the Total Copy Trading Stop Loss Amount;
  2. When the cumulative loss of all copied orders for the trader reaches the preset amount, the system will automatically terminate the copy trading relationship;
  3. Remaining open positions can be handled based on preset options: Close at Market Immediately / Handle Manually / Follow Trader to Close.

4. How to Manage Copy Trading and Cancel Copying

4.1 Managing Copy Trading

  • Go to “My Copy Trading” and check “Performance” to clearly see core profit data, including “Total Copy Profit,” “Total Copy Investment,” “Floating P&L,” and the proportion of the copy amount, giving a full view of your copy trading performance.
  • Under “ Trader List,” you can view real-time updates of traders you are following. You can see the “Trader Identifier” (e.g., avatar, nickname), “Copy Mode,” and “Total Copy Profit.” Click “Details” to view more information on the trader’s “Current Copy Orders” to track their real-time performance.
  • Under “Historical Copy,” check all past copy orders and detailed position information. For each historical copy, you can view the “Position” direction, “Position Size,” “Average Open | Close Price,” and post-close “P&L | ROI,” helping review strategies and optimize future investments.

4.2 Cancel Copying

Open “My Copy Trading,” click the trader under “Current Signal Providers” you want to cancel, then click “Details.” On the “Copy Details” page, click “Copy Management,” then “Stop Copying,” choose the reason for stopping, and click “Confirm” to cancel copying this trader.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

  1. What changes are there compared to the original copy trading system?
    • The system has upgraded to a sub-account mode; funds must be transferred from the main contract account to the copy sub-account before copying can start.
  2. Can demo funds be used for copy trading?
    • No. Demo funds can only be used in the main contract account and cannot be transferred to sub-accounts.
  3. How to choose a trader to copy?
    • Browse the list of traders on the copy trading page. Check key metrics such as profit, ROI, max drawdown, and win rate. Click the trader’s profile to see detailed stats and trade history, then click “Copy” to follow.
  4. Minimum amount to start copy trading?
    • At least 10 USDT is required to start copying a trader.
  5. Is KYC required for copy trading?
    • No KYC is required for copy traders.
  6. Can I select specific trading pairs?
    • Yes. In “Advanced Settings,” under “Assets & Leverage,” uncheck “Follow Trader’s Pair Changes” to manually select your target pairs.
  7. Why did copy trading fail?
    1. Margin & Account Limitations
      • Insufficient margin balance;
      • Order size below the minimum trading pair volume;
      • Risk limit exceeded maximum notional value for leverage.
    2. Trader Limitations
      • Trader’s limit/stop orders not fully executed;
      • Trader full or paused/terminated service;
      • Pair or leverage settings incompatible, and “Follow Trader’s Pair Changes” not selected;
      • Copy order position value exceeds trader’s max copy position.
    3. Market & Pair Factors
      • Pair mismatch: custom pair does not include trader’s pair;
      • Open price deviates from trader’s mark price;
      • Slippage exceeds platform limit.
    4. Risk Control
      • User triggered risk control, prohibited from trading.
  8. Which margin mode to choose in advanced settings: Cross, Isolated, or Follow Trader?
    • Beginners: “Follow Trader” to sync margin automatically. Experienced users can choose Cross (diversified risk) or Isolated (concentrated risk).

 

Disclaimer & Risk Notice

 All trading tutorials are for educational purposes only and not financial advice. Strategies and examples are for reference only and may not reflect actual markets. Crypto trading carries high risk, including potential capital loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Ju.com is not responsible for any trading decisions made by users.