NEAR testnet · prices come from Rhea testnet pools, not market prices.
NEAR testnet · prices come from Rhea testnet pools, not market prices.
NEAR testnet · prices come from Rhea testnet pools, not market prices.
Buying is free. Selling at a loss is free, and the loss is banked as a credit that shelters your next win. Only a realised profit is charged, at 10%, split with the trader you copied and whoever referred you.
You take out
1,200.00 tUSDC
Profit
+200.00 tUSDC
WinCut fee
…
10% of the profit
You keep
…
A conventional copy-trading app charges around 1% going in and 1% going out, win or lose. WinCut charges 10% of profit and nothing else.
| Trade | 1% in + 1% out | WinCut |
|---|---|---|
| Win: $1,000 → $1,500 | $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Lose: $1,000 → $700 | $17.00 | $0.00· free |
| Flat: $1,000 → $1,000 | $20.00 | $0.00· free |
Read that first row honestly: on a big winner with no losses behind it, WinCut costs more — $50.00 against $25.00. That is the deal. You pay nothing on the trades that fail, and more on the ones that work.
Which is the case that actually happens: three losers at −20%, one flat, one good winner at +50%, $1,000 each.
Your net result
−$100
1% in + 1% out
$99.00
WinCut
$0.00
The three losers bank $600 of credit. The $500 profit on the winner is less than that, so it is sheltered in full and the fee is $0.00 — against $99.00 charged by the 1% model on a run that ended $100 down. $100 of credit is still banked for next time.