Toobit introduces more flexibility and profit sharing to replicate the trading ecosystem

Popular and award-winning cryptocurrency exchange Toobit today announced a host of upgrades to one of its most popular features: Copy Trading.

The main highlight of this release is undoubtedly the introduction of adjustable leverage, so let’s dive deeper.

Toobit’s Copy Trading feature is getting a big boost

Adjustable leverage essentially allows followers to differentiate their risk profile from the trader they follow (lead trader). This means they can set their own leverage limits to suit their personal capital requirements.

Some other key features of this upgrade include:

• Multiple Levels of Referral Profit Sharing: This is a new incentive structure that allows merchants to earn a percentage of the profits generated by their referrals. It is designed to create a sustainable growth loop where community members are appropriately rewarded for onboarding successful traders.
• Private Leader Mode: Professional traders can now build their audience. By enabling private leadership, these experts can now manage exclusive strategy groups so that only invited followers can reflect their views.
• User-centric interface redesign: The Copy Trading feature dashboard has been completely revamped to allow traders to make real-time adjustments, better monitor performance, and for an overall more intuitive trading flow.
• Precision Risk Management: In addition to controlling their leverage, users can access clearer visibility into margin usage and historical performance data through the new and streamlined user interface.

“Success in trading should not be a ‘one-size-fits-all’ experience,” says Mike Williams, Chief Communication Officer at Toobit. “By offering tools like private leading mode and personalized leverage settings, we give our traders the control they need to manage risk, while still benefiting from the expertise of top traders.”

Social commerce is expanding

Demand for tools like Copy Trading is increasing as the entire social trading industry appears to have entered a phase of rapid maturity. The global market for social trading platforms is expected to reach approximately $3.12 billion, driven by a shift to mobile-first infrastructure and a growing retail preference for risk-adjusted returns over the pursuit of raw profits.

Nearly 80% of new retailers now start their journey through mobile-integrated social platforms, with a trend towards agentic systems that prioritize transparency and independent risk controls.