u/Cute-Opposite4751 — reddlx

I'm learning with this paper trading platform

Hey guys for those who are just getting into Bitcoin (forex, stocks etc...) and want to learn how to trade. We all know the market has been really unstable lately, so I’ve been trying out a platform called UpsideOnly because it's a risk free platform (ideal for all sorts of traders actually).

So, in short the platform works great and you can learn, compete, and build a performance track record without putting your own capital into live trades.

Honestly, if you ask me, the platform works well, its pretty clean and simple to use.

Hope this helps! Cheers!

u/Cute-Opposite4751 — 18 hours ago

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My friend is learning to trade using paper-trading. Thoughts?

So, I've got this friend who told me about this new platform called UpsideOnly.

Don't know much about them but here's what I've found. It's a platform that let's traders test their skills without putting their capital at risk.

The idea is people paper trade, the platform analyzes those trades, looks for strong signals, and then perform the trade. When trades perform well, eligible users can share up to 50% of the upside.

In short, you can use the platform without putting your money at risk and just do paper trading, or you can place a deposit and trade 'seriously'... if your trades help the company get money, you share the profits, it you lose, your capital won't be at risk because the company uses its own capital to do the trade.

Looks like a pretty interesting model but yeah...

Thoughts???

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u/Cute-Opposite4751 — 7 days ago

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Just sharing. This ai-trading platform is new. Has anyone else tried it?

Read some articles about UpsideOnly and I’m curious what people here think...

From what I understand, it’s not a normal broker or prop firm. Users paper trade, the platform analyzes aggregated trading signals/patterns, and if the company decides to act on those signals, it uses its own capital for the real trade.

Don't know much more about them... seems to be an interesting model, but obviously worth testing.

Thoughts???

u/Cute-Opposite4751 — 8 days ago