What copy trading actually is, and what it is not
Copy trading is often sold as a way to stop thinking about markets. It is the opposite: a way to put a decision someone else has already made to work, while you keep every other decision yourself.
Three sessions a day: why BoltCopy divides the trading day
A day on BoltCopy is three eight-hour sessions, and an account gets one trade in each. The reason is not throttling. It is that a rate paid in thirds rewards showing up, and a rate paid all at once rewards nothing.
Reading a market before you stake on it
A desk code tells you the direction. It does not tell you whether this is a market you should be in. Four things to check on the market screen before the ticket, and one number most people misread.
Keeping your account and your payouts safe
Two-factor authentication, one payout wallet, and a code on every change. What each control is actually protecting you from, and the two mistakes that cost people money on every crypto platform.
How the referral programme pays, in detail
Three levels, two kinds of commission, and one qualification rule. Exactly what BoltCopy pays a referrer, when it lands in the wallet, and the things it deliberately does not pay for.
