Cayman Islands-based cryptocurrency exchange Toobit said on Friday that it expanded its zero-slippage copy trading feature to cover 150 high-liquidity futures pairs, according to a company announcement.
The upgrade is designed to let copiers replicate lead traders’ positions at the intended entry price, reducing the drift that occurs when fills land at a different price due to volatility or thin order-book liquidity. Toobit said even a microsecond delay between a lead trader opening a position and a follower’s account replicating it can create unintended costs.
Toobit’s support centre has documented the zero-slippage mechanism since August 2025, and its copy trading page already advertised “zero-slippage entries on every position” before Thursday’s announcement. The update widens pair coverage and sharpens the exchange’s pitch around execution quality for altcoin futures traders.
The zero-slippage label refers to price alignment; fees still apply. Toobit charges a separate dynamic “0-slippage copy trading” fee that adjusts based on trading volume and market depth. Published rates range from 0.01% on BTC and ETH perpetuals to 0.03% on SOL, with smaller-cap pairs carrying higher rates.
Toobit’s copy trading platform lets users select lead traders by ROI and win rate, and adjust settings including copy mode and leverage.
