Forex, gold, Bitcoin, risk and social trading — short articles with the numbers worked out. New pieces most weeks.
Eighteen years of social trading, one year of opening to the world. Everything that changed on the platform in 2026 — wallets, packages, change master, the calendar, the guides — and what it was built for.
Ranks on IDTraders are earned on one number, counted two ways. What commitment volume includes and excludes, what a "leg" is, why the weaker leg decides, and how a rank is kept once reached.
Every profitable copied trade pays a fee, and a quarter of every fee is set aside for the introducers above that trader. The full flow of one fee, from the copier to level 15, with the numbers.
The full round trip — from an exchange to your Main Wallet, into a copy, and back out to your own address — with every screen named, every wait explained, and the two totals a withdrawal shows.
Identity document, proof of address, a selfie — and a review by a person. What each step is for, the mistakes that cause rejections, and what changes on your account once the tick turns green.
Main, Copy, IB, Reward — and why a platform that keeps your money in separate wallets is safer than one that keeps it in one balance. What each wallet holds, what can touch it, and how money moves between them.
Two copiers, same master, same trades, same $5,000. One on a standard copy, one on a twelve-month package. The month-by-month arithmetic, the break-even, and what stopping early actually costs.
You can move a copy — and a commitment package — to a different master from your dashboard. What moves, what settles, why it needs the current master to be flat, and why once a day is the limit.
Most copies are stopped for the wrong reason at the wrong moment. Four signals that a master has actually changed, three that only feel like it, and a rule for the day itself.
When a master settles decides when your profit is credited, how often the fee is taken and how the equity curve feels. What each cadence means in practice, with an example month.
The default copy mode on IDTraders, worked through with real numbers: how a master’s 1.5-lot trade becomes 0.15 lot for one follower and 0.06 for another, and why that keeps everyone at the same risk.
A checklist you can run in ten minutes on any profile — five about the master, three about you, two about the fit between the two — with the answer that should stop you at each one.
Every number on a master’s page, in the order to read it, with the question each one answers and the value that should make you pause.
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