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In previous episodes we talked about how liquidity aggregation works at Darwinex with every trade hitting the market, how our incentives are to always get you the best price and how we are a pure broker and not a market maker.

In this episode we talk bout the investor replica process.

After touching upon some basics (both traders and their followers/investors trade with our with FCA regulated brokerage, followers replicate, but do NOT know, underlying trades thus cannot bypass payment of 20% success fee of the trader) we discuss the following:

- Sequence of the replica process
- Divergence (difference between leader & replica price)
- Capacity of the trading strategy to get replicated bu investors (the more market liquidity you take, the more you move market price against you)

Every strategy gets to a point where it can’t take more capital. That’s when it’s reached full capacity.

In the case of news trading in retail, it's tens / hundreds of thousands before liquidity providers refuse to price either you or your broker. 

Or we can go all the way up to Bridgewater Associates, Renaissance Technologies etc., given that some of the biggest asset managers stop accepting new investors. As a matter of fact, some of them have even STOPPED accepting investors altogether!

In this episode, yo'll be also able to undrstand:

- How we measure capacity.
- How we provide traders with choices when managing their DARWIN's capacity.
- How traders can make the most of the market, i.e. encounter te optimal debt vs. capital mix (how much leverage do you borrow to boost return on your own capital and how much investor capital is ideal to top things off on the above).

How traders' trades get replicated for investors

Javier Colón shares his experiences with DARWIN portfolio creation, his considerations, investment criteria etc.

He states that these findings are in no way the ONLY ways to construct DARWIN portfolios, and encourages the audience and the wider community to leverage the DARWIN API to improve upon the New D-Score, create their own if they so wish!

Is there a best way to invest in DARWINs?

Warning: this is a #TraderMovement in progress. Includes raw, experimental, (but ZERO bullshit) content.

How traders' trades get replicated for investors

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