Using Leverage in Copy Trading

Hey, I wanted to bump up my trade sizes in copy trading on Bingx, but then I got this warning: Risk Warning: You won't be able to copy trades since the margin you set per trade exceeds your available balance. Deposit or transfer funds to have enough in your account. So, like, can't I open a position worth 100 bucks with just a 10 dollar balance? Is using leverage in copy trading on Bingx not a thing? Anyone here got experience with copy trading on Bingx?

I think at this point you should just contact Bingx support, maybe they will help explain to you what you exactly want. You have asked a similar question before, at least around 3 times. Members gave you responses, but you are still not satisfied. I remember even sharing some link for you to read through, but I doubt if you did that. 1. copytrading and futures 2. copytrading 3. bingx copytrading 4. Bingx Copytrading And now this

If you want to increase the position size in copy trading you should also make that your balance is enough to cover up the fees and the positions, so it's good to have more balance in your account to make sure that your trade will be running smoothly. When you copy trade, it's recommended to follow the leverage of the master trader because they calculated it very well. Don't rush things because most of the time it will just lose your money. Better to stay calm and be disciplined, use only a small leverage.

I think the problem is simple and you've got insufficient funds to do that. Even if you only need $10 for a $100 leverage then there's probably a bit of additional funds needed. I don't trade there but that's most likely the problem that you're encountering right now as when someone trades, there's always a fee on the move for each trade we make whether it's leverage or not. But if not and for your peace of mind, do as what logfile said of contacting their support.

You need to understand that there is cap on the amount of leverage you can open. While there is low leverage of 3x(i.e. you can borrow up to 3 times the amount of your balance) and there is 10x(i.e be able to borrow up to 10 times of your balance) in margin trading, these options depend on the exchange. The coins that are available for margin trading are always indicated in the list of coins that are available for trading. With your balance of $10 dollars, if the coin you want to trade has a leverage up to 10x, you should be able to borrow up to $100 to trade and if the exchange doesn't have up to that, you can't borrow up to that amount, you have to lower it to the max they offered in the exchange to be able to leverage that coin/token.

Hmm, I use to say that copy trading and trading on leverage suck for a newbie especially. I want you to know buddy as you don't even know the basics of an exchange for the copy trade and leverage. You can read some of my previous views here. How to make a life by Day Trading Order Flow to copy professional traders Order Flow to copy professional traders Have you ever used copy trading apps?

This means that your margin per trade (which is the amount you're putting in) is too big compared to your account balance ($10). So, they're basically saying, "Hold up! You need to have more money in your account to copy this trade." So as a solution i think is to just deposit or transfer more money into your account. In that way, you'll have enough funds to cover the trade, and you won't get the red flag or risk warnings from the platform.

i thing with the waring sign you probably know the risk you are about to take is not worth taking and so to say they should have there terms and conditions thats why you got the RISK WARNING message. besides am not a copy trader anyways but i think there is a reason for that WARNING, Also some images will help to understand what you are trying to say better.

You’re absolutely right the warning is there for a reason. It’s designed to prevent traders from opening positions that exceed their available margin, which could quickly lead to liquidation. In copy trading, especially with leverage, risk management becomes even more critical because your account automatically mirrors another trader’s actions. If the copied trader increases position size or uses higher leverage, and your balance or margin can’t support it, you’ll see that type of warning. It’s always best to review the platform’s margin and leverage terms before copying trades, and to ensure you have enough free margin to sustain volatility. At Inveslo, we emphasize educating traders about how leverage interacts with copy trading helping them balance opportunity with safety.