AgedVagabond

Trade copier built and tested for 100+ accounts Each account runs as its own tokio task, so leader orders fan out concurrently and one slow account doesn’t hold up the rest. Each order also carries its intent: Enter, Exit, Add, Reduce, Modify, Cancel or Reverse. If a follower misses a limit fill, the copier can sync that specific order based on what it was trying to do, instead of only comparing net positions. Each order has its own status tile, so you can see at a glance when something has gone wrong, then handle it manually or run an auto sync. I’d argue async Rust makes this the best architecture for a copier at this scale. (Image is an example only, not real accounts.)