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Yes. Copying a trader with a strong track record lowers the odds of a bad outcome, it doesn’t remove them. Markets move, leverage cuts both ways, and even well-scored traders have losing weeks. Never allocate more than you can afford to lose, and check a trader’s worst dip, not just their total return, before starting a copy.
Your funds stay in your own copy account on Hyperliquid. MirrorTrade uses a separate trading key that cannot withdraw funds. Your wallet retains withdrawal authority. See Security & custody.
Keys are encrypted before storage, checked against the account’s recorded agent address, and used through a guard that rejects withdrawals and transfers. They are decrypted in server memory to trade. See how key protection works.
Revoke the agent through Hyperliquid using the correct copy wallet. Remove any agent-renewal delegation too. Revoking access does not close positions or cancel every order. See how to remove access.
A small fee, built into each trade rather than charged as a separate subscription. It’s 0.02% on manual trades placed yourself, 0.05% on copy-trading trades, and 0.10% on basket trades. There’s no fee just for browsing the Copy or Discover feeds.
There’s no large deposit requirement. The only floor is Hyperliquid’s own $10 minimum order size, your balance needs to be enough that the trader’s positions can be mirrored above that. If it isn’t, MirrorTrade tells you exactly how much more you’d need.
Yes. Each copy is its own independent strategy with its own dedicated wallet, so you can run multiple copy strategies and baskets at the same time, and manage them individually from your Portfolio.
You can adjust your allocation on a running strategy, but the choice between Full-book and Forward-only locks in when you start it and can’t be switched mid-strategy. See Full-book vs Forward-only.
Pausing stops MirrorTrade from opening any new trades for that strategy, but your existing open positions stay live and continue to move with the market. Nothing gets force-closed.
Stopping ends the strategy and begins unwinding your open positions. It’s the difference between “stop following new moves” (pause) and “close this out” (stop).
Whatever the trader you’re copying trades on Hyperliquid: crypto, plus perpetuals linked to stocks, indices, forex, and commodities. The Discover page is a good way to see the full range of assets and how tracked traders are positioned in each.
No. Copying happens entirely on your side, from your own wallet. The trader you’re copying has no visibility into who is following them.
We keep re-checking every listed trader against the same floors and score we used to list them. If a trader’s performance drops below the bar, they come off the feed. See how we shortlist traders.