⬆️ Reverse Direction

Case 1: Source Wallet Decrease with Increase Requirement

Scenario: When the source wallet decreases a position, but our system would require us to increase our position.

Explanation: The source wallet decreases their position. However, based on current settings, our follower wallet would need to make an increase to follow properly.

Since we don't want to increase our position when the source wallet is decreasing, this operation is automatically skipped.

This prevents counter-intuitive trading where we would increase exposure while the source wallet is reducing theirs.

Case 2: Coin Price Fluctuation Effects

Scenario: When coin price changes affect the margin requirements between operations.

Explanation: Due to coin price fluctuations, our system determines that we need to increase our position despite the source wallet making a decrease.

The price change has created a situation where an increase would be necessary to maintain the proper copy relationship.

Since the source wallet is decreasing and we don't want to increase in this scenario, the operation is skipped.

This prevents position increases that go against the directional movement of the source wallet.

Case 3: Source Wallet Perpetual Equity Changes

Scenario: When the source wallet's perpetual equity changes.

Explanation: The source wallet's perpetual equity has changed (due to funding rates, fees, etc.), and they are decreasing their position.

Based on this equity change, our system calculates that we would need to increase our position.

Since the source wallet is decreasing and we don't want to increase when they decrease, this operation is skipped.

This maintains the principle of not increasing our exposure when the source wallet is reducing theirs.