Use a setup someone else built

Getting the engine configured well takes time, and a certain amount of nerve. If you would rather not, you can follow somebody who has already done it. Their strategy sends signals to your account, and your own risk settings decide what happens to them.

Before you follow anyone, you can see every call they have ever made. Not a number they told us, and not a screenshot. The actual calls, with the dates, written down as they happened.

What each tier can do How the checking works

Follow from: Starter; on every paid plan
Publish from: Elite; and charge if you want
Their history: On the chain; counted, not claimed
Our cut: 15%; of what a publisher charges

How it works

Start to finish, four steps

Copy trading has a poor reputation, and most of it is deserved. Usually because people find out too late what following somebody actually meant. So here is the whole thing, in order, including step three which is the one that normally goes wrong.

1 · Find one

Every published strategy shows what it trades and every call it has made, with the date on each. Read through them the way you would read anyone's track record, and pick someone whose thinking you rate. Nothing is ranked by who paid us.

2 · Follow it

From then on, when that strategy produces a signal, you get it too. One click to start, one click to stop, and stopping takes effect immediately. You are not locked in for a month and you do not have to ask anybody.

3 · Your rules still decide

This is the part people get wrong about copy trading. Following somebody does not hand over your account. Their strategy says buy; your position sizing, your exposure caps and your drawdown limit decide what actually happens. Your keys never move.

4 · They may charge for it

Publishers can set a monthly fee, and plenty will publish for nothing. Where there is a fee, we take fifteen per cent of it and the publisher keeps the rest. Where there is no fee, we take nothing, because there is nothing to take a share of.

Why this one is different

The number is not theirs to give

On every other marketplace of this kind, a publisher reports their own results. That arrangement quietly selects for whoever is most comfortable rounding upwards, and the people at the top of the board are not always the best traders on it.

Here the listing cannot report anything. Every call a strategy has made was committed to the chain when it was made, by machines that had to agree with each other first, and the number you see is a count of those records. The publisher does not supply it and cannot adjust it. Neither can we.

So the question you are answering when you pick somebody stops being whether to believe them, and becomes whether their record is one you want to follow. Those are very different questions, and only the second one is worth your time.

What you see before you follow

publisher    frostline
publishing   14 months, no gaps
markets      BTC, ETH, SOL

on record    1,284 calls
verified     every one, against the chain
first call   0x4f2a…91c7
latest       0xbe07…3d45

charges      $18 a month to follow
our cut      15% of that, and nothing else

You will notice there is no win rate and no profit figure, and there never will be. Two people following the same call at the same moment can walk away with completely different results, depending on how much they put in, which exchange they were on and what they paid in fees. A single headline number would be telling both of them something untrue.

The part we would rather you heard from us

A long record is not a good one. Somebody with two thousand calls behind them can be wrong about the next one, and being able to check their past tells you nothing whatsoever about their future. Following anybody is a decision you are making, not one the board is making for you.

And there is a legal question we have not answered yet. In some countries, showing people a list of strategies and putting them in an order starts to count as giving financial advice, or as managing money for someone. That is a separate matter from anything to do with the coin. We need proper legal advice on it in both the United States and Canada before this opens, and we have not had that advice yet. Small print at the bottom of a page does not make the question go away, so we are telling you about it here instead.

Verified backtestingTest a published strategy's rules against the record before you follow it.Risk controlsThe settings that decide what somebody else's signal does to your account.