Binance Spot Copy Trading Introduces Elite Trader Program

Binance
Unveils
Elite
Trader
Program
for
Lead
Traders

In
a
move
to
enhance
the
trading
experience,
Binance
Spot
Copy
Trading
has
rolled
out
the
Spot
Copy
Trading
Elite
Trader
Program
for
lead
traders.
The
program
offers
a
host
of
advanced
features
and
exclusive
benefits
to
eligible
lead
traders,
as
per
the
recent
announcement
on
the
Binance
website.

Joining
the
Elite
Trader
Program

Lead
traders
who
meet
the
minimum
requirements
stated
in
the
application
form
can
apply
for
the
program.
Upon
successful
completion
of
the
application
process,
applicants
will
be
notified
of
their
acceptance
via
email.
The
classification
of
tiers
is
based
on
the
total
number
of
copy
traders
and
Assets
Under
Management
(AUM)
in
the
Lead
Trader’s
spot
copy
trading
portfolio.

Benefits
of
the
Elite
Trader
Program

Accepted
Elite
Traders
will
have
access
to
an
array
of
exclusive
benefits
and
enhanced
features.
The
Binance
Spot
Copy
Trading
team
will
review
the
performance
of
all
participants
in
the
Elite
Trader
Program
on
a
weekly
basis.
Only
successful
applicants,
who
meet
the
requirements,
will
be
contacted.

Terms
and
Conditions

As
per
the
terms
and
conditions,
Binance
reserves
the
rights
to
the
review
and
final
approval
of
tier
adjustments,
in
alignment
with
internal
requirements.
Approved
benefits
are
not
granted
indefinitely.
Binance
reserves
the
right
to
conduct
periodic
reviews
and
promote
and
demote
accounts
for
tier
adjustments.
Furthermore,
Binance
reserves
the
right
to,
at
its
sole
discretion,
promote
and
demote
accounts
within
the
program.
Discrepancies
may
arise
in
the
translated
version
of
this
original
article
in
English,
and
the
original
version
should
be
referenced
for
the
latest
or
most
accurate
information.

Disclaimer

Digital
asset
prices
can
be
volatile
and
investments
in
them
may
go
up
or
down.
Binance
is
not
liable
for
any
losses
that
may
be
incurred.
Therefore,
investors
are
advised
to
seek
the
guidance
of
an
independent
financial
adviser
prior
to
making
any
investment
decisions.
The
information
should
not
be
construed
as
financial
or
investment
advice.

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