One click per trade across strategies | Markup.club

Do I Need to Click Once for Each Trade, Even Across Multiple Strategies?

Yes. Execution is one click per trade, regardless of which strategy the trigger belongs to.
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  1. If you're subscribed to more than one strategy, each trade you receive still appears as its own trade card.
  2. You accept and place each one individually. There's no single click that executes trades across multiple strategies at once.

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