What is the Mirroring Detection Rule?

To maintain a fair trading environment, Mubite has implemented an automated system that detects and prevents coordinated account mirroring across multiple accounts.

How Detection Works

Trades are monitored throughout the duration of your challenge. Flags are triggered when similar activity is identified across multiple accounts based on a combination of primary indicators and supporting factors. Not all criteria need to be met simultaneously for a flag to be raised.

Primary indicators, both of which are required for flagging:

• Same symbol and side: identical trading pairs such as BTCUSDT opened in the same direction, long or short

• Timing: trades executed within 120 seconds of each other

Supporting factors that contribute to flagging:

• Price proximity: entry prices within a 10% deviation of each other

• Position sizing: leverage and size ratios within 25% of each other

What Happens When Flagged

Flags are accumulated automatically throughout your challenge. Mirroring violations are formally reviewed by the Mubite compliance team at the point of challenge review, typically when advancing to the funded stage. If a systematic pattern is confirmed, flagged trades may result in account failure.

This rule exists alongside the broader prohibition on cross-account hedging and group trading outlined in the additional risk management conditions.