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# Copy Trading

### Broadcasting Your Trades

* Execute a trade on UnicornX
* Navigate to the "**Community**" section
* Click "**Broadcasts**" to share your recent transaction
* Add comments or analysis to provide context for your trade

1. Once the transaction is successful, you can share it via the pop-up broadcast window;
2. Add comments or analysis to provide context for your transaction;
3. Choose to share it in a group (if you own one) or the community.

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5. If you forget to broadcast after the transaction, you can also go to the "Records" section in the Assets interface and click the "Share" button for that transaction to initiate a broadcast (only applicable to unbroadcasted transactions within the last hour).

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### Earning from Copy Trading

When other users follow your broadcasted trades:

* They can click on your trade card to view details
* If they execute the same trade, you automatically receive 10% of their trading fee
* This creates a win-win situation where successful traders are rewarded for sharing their strategies

This feature encourages knowledge sharing within the community while providing an additional income stream for skilled traders.


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