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Top Copiers and Managing Relationships

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The Top Copiers panel on the Partner Dashboard is designed to rank the people copying your strategies by profit and loss, so you can see who relies on you most. Copy trading has not launched, so the panel currently shows sample names and figures that preview the layout. None of them are real copiers.

Status: copier features are part of the copy-trading roadmap (coming soon).

How it works

Each row in Top Copiers shows a rank, the copier’s name, how long they have copied you, the amount they allocated, and their profit and loss in dollars and percent. Rankings are by profit and loss. When copy trading launches, this will reflect your real copiers.

Step-by-step (at launch)

  1. Open the Partner Dashboard and scroll to Top Copiers.
  2. Review who is copying you, for how long, and how they are doing.
  3. Check the Recent Activity panel alongside it for new copiers and trades.
  4. Post updates in Community during volatile periods so copiers understand your moves.
  5. Explain big changes to a strategy before you make them.

Building relationships before launch

The people who will copy you later are reading you now. Publishing Echo articles and Community posts that explain your process builds that trust. Readers can subscribe to you as an Echo author, which gives you an audience to bring along when copy trading arrives.

Troubleshooting

  • Panel shows names you do not know. They are sample entries, not real users.
  • Numbers never change. Expected until copy trading launches.
  • Want to prepare. Build an audience through Community and Ezana Echo now.
  • Recent Activity mentions copiers. That panel is also sample data for now.

Next in Partner Dashboard: How Copier Metrics Update in Real Time and Tips for Growing Your Copier Base.

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FAQ

Q: Are the Top Copiers real people?

A: No. The panel shows sample data until copy trading launches.

Q: How do I keep copiers once it launches?

A: Consistent process plus prompt, honest communication, especially when a strategy is down.

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