🔎Recommendations for Choosing Traders

• Choose Directional Traders // Avoid Market Makers It’s generally preferable to copy traders who pursue clear, directional strategies, rather than those relying heavily on funding rate strategies or market-making. Directional traders usually have few concentrated positions running - on the other hands, market makers or funding rate arbers are not as selective and have a lot of positions running at the same time (this is a red flag).

• Avoid Over-Reliance on Limit Orders You risk partial fills or missed entries if a trader primarily uses tight limit orders for strategies such as bidding liquidations. Look for directional time-frame traders whose entries and exits are more straightforward to replicate.

• Medium Timeframe is the Best Traders who scalp in and out of positions are not good fits for copytrading since they rely a lot on precise exits and entries. Choose traders who have trade holding time in hours and days rather than minutes.

• Verify Trading History The best wallets to copy are those with a consistent track record of outperformance—or at least effective drawdown management—across various market conditions. Use Hyperdash to view past orders, PnL curves, and more.

• Choose Traders with >30k Equity To prevent the potential copytrader abuse, we put a minimum cap on trader's equity before it is possible to start copytrading them. This way you are protected from sudden withdrawals and malicious actors.