I don't think copy trading is a good place to start with trading, especially if you're new.
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
Yea.. this. If I were to "copy" someone, I'd just invest in an index fund that's a lot highly more likely to end up being a good investment, than risk it on a dude with only 2-3 years of recorded trades.
eToro seems to be the more "reputable" platform though, but I only recommend eToro for it's virtual portfolio feature, not necessarily the copy-trading.
Wont really be that worth on the investment you would need to put on and relying into someone for you to take profits.Well, there are lots of people who had been using Etoro and i dont have much idea about Bitget
though but if they do function out the same thing then better stick with Etoro as if this had been known on this industry a bit more.
Copy trading is something that it isnt really that much recommended and as also suggested then it would be much better on making manual trading instead on considering this option.
Index fund investment is also a better option too.