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How to Check Crypto Copy Trading Performance on Bybit

To access Bybit’s Copy Trading Dashboard, log in, go to Trade > Copy Trading, ensure KYC verification and sufficient USDT/BTC, then explore traders’ ROI, drawdown, win rate, and trade history—all slippage- and fee-adjusted.

Oct 24, 2026 at 06:39 am

Accessing the Copy Trading Dashboard

1. Log in to your Bybit account using verified credentials and navigate to the Trade section from the top menu bar.

2. Select Copy Trading from the dropdown or sidebar navigation panel to enter the dedicated interface.

3. Ensure your account is KYC-verified and has sufficient USDT or BTC balance to view full performance metrics—unverified accounts may see limited or masked data.

4. The dashboard defaults to the Traders tab, where you can search for signal providers by ROI, drawdown, or follower count.

5. Click on any trader’s profile card to open their detailed performance page, which loads historical charts and real-time statistics instantly.

Interpreting Key Performance Metrics

1. Total PnL (USDT) reflects cumulative profit or loss across all copied trades since subscription began—not annualized, not normalized.

2. Win Rate (%) displays the percentage of profitable closed positions, calculated as wins divided by total closed trades.

3. Max Drawdown shows the largest peak-to-trough decline in equity value during the selected period, expressed as a negative percentage.

4. Avg Holding Time indicates median duration between trade entry and exit, measured in hours or days depending on asset class.

5. Sharpe Ratio appears only for traders with ≥30 closed trades; it measures risk-adjusted return using standard deviation of returns as volatility proxy.

Filtering and Sorting Signal Providers

1. Use the filter bar above the trader list to restrict results by minimum followers, minimum win rate, or maximum drawdown threshold.

2. Apply the Time Range selector to toggle between 7D, 30D, 90D, and All-Time views—each recalculates all metrics dynamically.

3. Sort by clicking column headers such as ROI (30D), Followers, or Profit Factor to reorder the entire table.

4. Enable Verified Strategy toggle to display only traders who have submitted third-party audit reports for their trading logic.

5. Hover over the info icon next to any metric to read its precise calculation methodology and data source timestamp.

Reviewing Individual Trade History

1. On a trader’s profile page, scroll down to the Trade History section to view every executed position with timestamps, entry/exit prices, and PnL.

2. Each row includes an Order ID linking directly to the corresponding Bybit transaction record in the Spot or Futures order history.

3. Filter entries using the date picker or keyword search—supports symbols like BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, and leverage settings such as 10x or 20x.

4. Export the full trade log as CSV by clicking the download icon in the top-right corner of the history table.

5. Identify copied trades via the Copied badge—this distinguishes manually replicated actions from auto-synced executions triggered by your copy settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Bybit display slippage-adjusted PnL for copied trades?A: Yes. The PnL shown in both dashboard summaries and individual trade rows includes actual fill prices and exchange fees—no simulated or theoretical values are presented.

Q: Can I see performance data for a trader before I start copying them?A: Absolutely. All metrics—including drawdown, win rate, and trade history—are fully visible without subscription or deposit requirements.

Q: Why does ROI differ between “All-Time” and “30D” views for the same trader?A: ROI is calculated on a compounded basis per time window. A single large loss in month one may suppress All-Time ROI while recent consistent gains inflate the 30D figure.

Q: Are copied trades subject to my personal margin mode and leverage settings?A: Yes. Your copied positions inherit your configured cross/isolated mode, leverage level, and TP/SL parameters—not the original trader’s settings.

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