The twenty cards, in the order they were created

The three symbol pages of cTrader Copy show the same 20 strategy cards. This page lists them by the date each was created, with what each card prints. It ranks none of them, and a printed return is shown only with the plain statement that it is not an expectation. Read 6 November 2026.

What the list is and is not

The front page of cTrader Copy prints "800+" strategies and "200+" providers as headline figures. The symbol pages show 20 cards, so this site has read 20 of them, a small part of what the front page claims. The pages do not say how the twenty were chosen or by what rule they are ordered on the page; the order below is this site's own, by creation date, so that no card comes first because of what it printed.

The names in the table are the nicknames and strategy names exactly as the pages print them. They are listed because a reader who has met one of them in a post can look it up here. Appearing in the list is not an endorsement, and absence from it says nothing.

The 20 cards in the order they were created

Each card on cTrader's gold, bitcoin and euro symbol pages carries a nickname, a strategy name, a printed return, a minimum investment and a creation date. The cards are listed by creation date, oldest first; this is the only order used. Age is the number of days to 6 November 2026. The printed return is the figure on the gold page; the page does not state the period it covers and it is not a result for a reader. Read on 6 November 2026 from ctrader.com/copy/symbols (the gold, bitcoin and euro pages).

Reading the order

The oldest card is Empire Trades (LogicFX), created on 6 February 2023, 1,369 days before the reading. The newest is Method (Li5056), created on 18 September 2026, 49 days before. By calendar year the cards were created in 2023 (5), 2025 (3) and 2026 (12); none carries a creation date in 2024. The longest gap between two neighbouring creation dates is 413 days, between CR7 and SMART TRADER OM. Two cards share a creation date, 10 April 2026: GOLD ORBIT and GOLD MARS, under different nicknames. The pages do not say whether the two are connected.

What a printed return can and cannot carry

The return on a card is a percentage. The page does not print the period it covers, and the help pages speak of an all-time return at the top of a strategy page, which this site does not assume is the figure on the card. The cards print figures from -17% to 113,998%. Whatever period they cover, the figure is measured against the provider's account balance at the start of it, a number the card does not print. A large percentage on a small starting balance and a small percentage on a large one are different things, and the card does not let a reader tell them apart.

The 6 cards whose printed return was not the same on the three pages

The same 20 cards appear on the gold, bitcoin and euro pages, which were saved about eight seconds apart on the same day. For 14 of them the three pages printed the same figure. For the 6 below they did not. The pages do not say why.

When the same card prints two figures

The three pages were saved one after another, about eight seconds apart. 6 of the 20 cards printed a different return on one page than on another; the widest spread was 152 percentage points, on CR7. The help page says the return chart is updated daily, but it does not say that the cards on the symbol pages are, and this site does not know the cause. What the table shows is narrower and checkable: a printed return is a number on a page at a moment, and two pages of the same site did not agree on it. This is why every figure on this site carries the day it was read.

Where the minimums sit

The minimum investments in the table run from USD 100 to USD 50,000. The help pages say funds cannot be withdrawn from a copy-trading account if equity would fall below the strategy's minimum investment while it is copied. The minimum is therefore also a rule about leaving, and a reader can read it that way for each row.