US Traders Can Now Access eToro's CopyTrader
With the launch of CopyTrader in the United States, eToro allows investors to easily replicate the live trading activities of others across various major asset classes (stocks, ETFs, and crypto) at no cost.

The forex broker eToro has launched the innovative CopyTrader feature in the United States. This flagship tool is at the heart of the social trading broker's mission to make investing more collaborative and transparent.
For those who haven't used it, CopyTrader allows users to automatically replicate the investment strategies and complete portfolios of other successful traders in real-time. You can copy trades across various assets, including stocks, ETFs, and even crypto. It is essentially an easy social investment, empowering you to learn and potentially profit from the expertise of the global community.
The forex broker eToro has been a leader in creating a community-driven investment ecosystem for over 15 years, making it a true pioneer in the copy trading space. According to Co-Founder and CEO Yoni Assia, the company is very excited to finally bring this key feature to the “largest retail investment market.” Assia noted that CopyTrader is designed to empower everyone, “from beginners to experienced investors,” allowing them to access expert knowledge at no additional cost.
This feature is designed for flexibility and control. Users are not tied to a single strategy; they can copy up to 100 different investors simultaneously!
Additionally, the forex broker eToro ensures full transparency by allowing you to monitor the complete performance history of each trader before deciding to follow. And don’t worry about getting stuck—you are free to adjust or stop copying traders at any time. This approach reinforces eToro's commitment to providing users with full control and transparency over their investments.
As an additional note regarding general market sentiment, a recent eToro survey highlighted an increase in confidence among US investors. The forex broker news indicates that portfolio exposure has reached record highs, showing strong risk appetite and investment, despite a cooling in the technology sector.