Digital currency asset managers

[needhelpplzz]

Hello guys,

Theres a platform ( which is fully regulated)  who just launched a new service today called TraM.

TraM stands for Trade Mirror. It is a platform that enables ordinary traders to partner up with professional traders (also known as asset managers).

TraM managers trade their strategies on our margin platform and the manager’s trades are mirrored onto the followers’ wallet in real-time. Managers earn a performance fee based on the high-water mark principle (HWM), i.e. the highest peak in value for a given account and followers can benefit based on their allocated funds.

Would any 1 out here  consider himself a (semi) pro trader and  willing to give this a go ?

If you can prove a   succesfull trading history, you will be able to create a public Tram which ca be seen and joined y every user on the platform.

On the other hand ,  everyone is able to create a Tram account but these will not be seen by the public, only be joinable by a private link you can share to your friend/ followers.

For now  Only the majors ( btc, ltc, eth,xrp...) are allocatable in the Tram because the liquidity providers  for the alts are  still in the process to get onboarded.

If you like the idea and think you are a fit, feel free to dm me for some more info.

Cheers

[livingfree]

This is like the usual stocks trading with a fund manager and also the same scheme as what eToro is advertising, the copy trading. I'm not an expert but I'm not really confident of doing those strategies.

I know in usual trading markets, stocks, those fund managers are good and on eToro those trading experts are good as well but it's not always like you're getting profit from them and that's the risk. They could also lose and I assume you're a professional trader on that platform?

[needhelpplzz]

This is like the usual stocks trading with a fund manager and also the same scheme as what eToro is advertising, the copy trading. I'm not an expert but I'm not really confident of doing those strategies.

I know in usual trading markets, stocks, those fund managers are good and on eToro those trading experts are good as well but it's not always like you're getting profit from them and that's the risk. They could also lose and I assume you're a professional trader on that platform?

I have no clue what Etoro is doing so i can not comment on that. But yes it is very similar to fund managers in traditional markets. And it is a form of copy trading indeed.

Well gains are not guaranteed offcourse  but the publicly advertised  Tram's will have to go through a  vetting procces to prove they can manage risk and know what they are doing. The managers  also only get paid their commision if they are  performing so its in their own best intrest to do well.  you can also leave and join account managers Tram  whenever you want so its not that your tied to something for x ammount of time. The leverage is also pretty low at start (3x if im not mistaken) for   protecting its users

And no, im not a professional trader on that platform at all on not on any  platform tbh

Im just a user of the platform trying to get the word out to seasoned traders  so  we can profit from eachother.

Gz

[livingfree]

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You can easily get the idea of copy trading in Etoro because it's visible through google search. I thought that you were a professional trader because the way you talk and how you introduced this managing platform.

However, just like what I've said I don't have trust with other users trading with my money. It's better to lose it on my own because it's the same that these fund managers are doing although they probably have more knowledge and experience, I just can't.

[safari88]

Hello guys,

Theres a platform ( which is fully regulated)  who just launched a new service today called TraM.

TraM stands for Trade Mirror. It is a platform that enables ordinary traders to partner up with professional traders (also known as asset managers).

it's my first time heard about this website but can you share the link of the website that you are referring to?
because i search using google and i don't find any website that you said above