Bitget Adds Four New Perpetual Futures to Copy Trading
Bitget now supports CLSUSDT, DASHSTOCKUSDT, ITUBUSDT and PBRUSDT perpetual futures for copy trading.

Bitget announced that its futures copy‑trading service now supports four additional perpetual contracts – CLSUSDT, DASHSTOCKUSDT, ITUBUSDT and PBRUSDT – allowing users to automatically mirror elite traders on these assets.
Expanded Copy‑Trading Options
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The new contracts are listed under the platform’s Futures Elite Trading section. Users can select elite traders who specialize in any of the four contracts and allocate funds using proportional or fixed‑margin modes. This expands the range of tradable assets beyond the previously available futures.
How Copy Trading Works
Copy trading lets participants choose professional traders and have the system replicate each position change in real time. When a selected trader opens, adjusts, or closes a position, the copy‑trading engine mirrors the action according to the user’s preset parameters, eliminating the need for constant market monitoring.
Risk Considerations
Bitget cautions that copy trading involves risk; past performance does not guarantee future results. Leverage on futures can amplify both gains and losses, and factors such as market volatility, slippage, and changes in a trader’s position may cause execution prices to differ from the original trade. Users are advised to set stop‑losses, limit exposure, and monitor drawdowns.
Key facts
- Four new perpetual futures added: CLSUSDT, DASHSTOCKUSDT, ITUBUSDT, PBRUSDT.
- Available through the Futures Elite Trading section.
- Copy‑trading modes include proportional allocation and fixed margin.
- Bitget warns of leverage‑related risks and potential slippage.
- Users should manage stop‑losses and maximum drawdown limits.
Source: bitget.com
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