If you notice that copied operations have stopped executing. This is usually due to a safety feature known as "Soft Stop".
What is a "Soft Stop"?
A soft stop is automatically triggered when you reach your maximum drawdown limit.
Its purpose is to protect your account from further accumulating losses.
What happens when it's triggered?
When the soft stop is triggered:
All future copy trades are blocked.
No more copied trades will be opened.
Your account is paused until you take action.
How do I reactivate copied trades?
You have two options:
1️⃣ Reset the maximum loss limit
You can adjust or increase your maximum drawdown from your account settings.
Ideal if you trust the provider you're copying and believe the market can recover.
2️⃣ Add more funds to your account
By increasing your balance, you can prevent the drawdown limit from being reached so easily.
This option also improves your margin and reduces the risk of future lockups.
Conclusion
Stopping copied trades is an automatic protection measure, not a bug. To resume your copies, simply:
Adjust the maximum drawdown
Or add more funds to your account
Remember: These features are designed to help you manage risk and protect your capital. Use the soft stop as a tool to your advantage!