Deepcoin copy trading

Deepcoin offers spot copy trading and contract copy trading for following selected traders. Contract copying is limited to supported contracts. Before enrolling, choose a trader, the market and the amount you intend to allocate. If you already have authenticated API access, record existing copied positions before enrollment for comparison afterward. Get Positions accepts instType=SPOT for spot or instType=SWAP for contracts; instId identifies the product. In the app, open Discover and the copy-trading community. For spot, choose Spot, select a trader and tap Spot Copy. Set the proportional copy amount, acknowledge the profit-sharing ratio and confirm spot copying. For contracts, select a trader and tap Copy. Forward copying follows the trader's position direction; reverse copying takes the opposite direction. Choose proportional, multiplier or fixed-amount sizing and review its settings before confirming. You can also set leverage, preset take-profit/stop-loss and maximum following margin. If the settings show reverse copying when you intended the same direction, stop before confirmation. Select forward copying and review the sizing again before retrying confirmation. After copying produces a position, query Get Positions again and compare entries by instId and cTime. isFollow=true identifies a copied position; inspect pos for its size and avgPx for its average entry price. Enrollment confirmation alone does not prove a copied order filled. A positive copied-position size confirms open exposure, but does not establish that an individual order filled completely. You can manually close an existing copied position and check its remaining size afterward. Treat that position's exposure as ended only after its size reaches zero or it leaves the open-position list. Closing a position alone does not verify that following has stopped. Deepcoin's spot and contract operation guides also state that disqualifying a trader immediately closes followers' current copied positions.

Deepcoin's Introduction to Funding Fees explains settlement payments between long and short perpetual-position holders. A funding entry alone does not identify a copied order or confirm its execution.