A systematic crypto desk that shows its work.
CopyOrders is a research desk that publishes its record, labeled.
Backtest, paper, live — every figure carries its label, the losses stay in, and you judge the process yourself.
Every figure is labeled backtest, paper, or live, and the three are never blended into one number.
Every signal carries an invalidation point and a 1%-per-trade sizing rule, so the risk is known before the position exists.
Every closed signal is documented and reviewed. The logic is written down either way, and the losses stay in the record.
3
labels, never blended
1%
risk per trade, by rule
6
sleeves, equal capital
Daily
tape in the members room
Free: a Whop account, the record page and the method pages. No card. Upgrade whenever.
$49 / month
Every signal with entry, invalidation, targets and the 1% sizing rule. The weekly letter, the members room, the risk calculator, and the labeled record in full. Cancel anytime.
$99 / month · roadmap
Everything in Signals, plus your own exchange account auto-follows the desk's signals with read-and-trade keys only, under your risk cap and daily stop. It ships only where the licensing map is green; right for accounts of roughly $15k and up.
$19 / month
Once a month, live and recorded: the desk walks the month's record trade by trade, the losers first, and takes questions. The weekly letter is included. Where to start if $49 is a bigger step than you want to take yet.
$1,999 / year
Everything in Signals, Signals + Copy where it is licensed, a quarterly call with the desk, and the research as it is written, before it is published. Twenty seats, so the calls stay small.
“The first thing that got me was the losses being in the record. I'd never seen a desk put the down weeks next to the up ones.”
“I finally understand what a backtest can and can't tell you. The method pages are worth the price on their own.”
“No hype in the room. One tape a day, questions answered, nobody pretending. That's rarer than it should be.”
“Every signal tells me where it's wrong before it tells me where it's right. That changed how I size everything.”
“The first thing that got me was the losses being in the record. I'd never seen a desk put the down weeks next to the up ones.”
“I finally understand what a backtest can and can't tell you. The method pages are worth the price on their own.”
“No hype in the room. One tape a day, questions answered, nobody pretending. That's rarer than it should be.”
“Every signal tells me where it's wrong before it tells me where it's right. That changed how I size everything.”
Illustrative quotes, not real members. A quote on this site never states a dollar result or a return. Consented member quotes can replace these; none are published yet.
Three kinds of numbers exist on this site and they never mix: backtest (hypothetical, full window), paper (executed on a paper account), and live (real capital). Every figure carries one of those labels.
The six-sleeve backtest is hypothetical: it shows how the rules would have behaved over the full window, including the down year. It is not a forecast, and the paper and live records are separate and shorter. Past performance of any kind does not predict future results. Trading crypto carries a real risk of loss; size accordingly and never trade money you need.
Prospective member or current member — ask anything. Most questions get an instant, honest answer from the desk. The ones that need a person go straight to the founder.
No. CopyOrders publishes general research about its own systematic process. It is not tailored to your situation, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. You decide what, if anything, to do with it, on your own account.
No, and we would not trust anyone who does. We publish a labeled record so you can judge the process yourself. Backtests are hypothetical; paper and live records are what they say they are; none of them predicts the future.
$49 a month, or $399 a year, cancel anytime from your Whop account. Nothing else to pay, no broker deal, and nobody trades your account.
Signals with a clear invalidation and a 1% sizing rule, the weekly letter that walks the record, the members room with the daily tape, and the method pages. Every figure labeled backtest, paper, or live.
No. Our only revenue is the subscription. We do not take broker commissions, we never ask for exchange logins, and we never trade your account.
Every figure on this site is marked backtest (hypothetical, full window), paper (executed on a paper account), or live (real capital). They are kept separate and never blended into one number.
Copy-trading crosses a legal line signals don't: in most jurisdictions it needs a license (it is portfolio management, not research), and in some it is restricted outright. It ships only after the licensing map for your market is green and the live record is proven. A flat $99 a month only makes sense when the fee is a small share of returns, which in practice means accounts of roughly $15k and up; below that, Signals is the better home.
Cancel in one click from your Whop account, any time. Annual plans are prorated under the policy on the checkout page. If a charge looks wrong, ask here and the founder sorts it directly.
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For creators who show the record to their audience. Paid on conversion, monthly, through Whop; you keep editorial control and disclosure is required. Ask here and the founder will send you the terms and set up a code.
Anyone who wants a promise of returns, anyone who needs the money they would trade with, and anyone in a jurisdiction where this service is not permitted. If that is you, please do not subscribe.