Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance has unveiled its new automated copy trading feature through Binance Wallet, leveraging on-chain smart money signals via Agentic Wallet. The platform has also set forth the requirements for its upcoming Alpha airdrop and announced fees for fourteen American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) traded in the United States.
Agentic Wallet Turns Signals into Automated Orders
In a recent announcement, Binance explained that users can now set up the On-Chain Copy Trading Skill in the trading agent. This functionality allows Binance Wallet to use on-chain smart money signals as a trigger for trade orders. Subsequently, users configure the target blockchain, budget, position sizes, as well as profit-taking and stop-loss rules.
Before transitioning strategies into live trades, there is an option for users to run free simulations. After evaluating the simulated results, users can tweak the settings and, once confirmed, allow the system to automatically place buy orders upon receiving the designated signal. Once a strategy is defined, copy trades operate continuously, round the clock.
Minimum of 250 Points Required for Alpha Airdrop
The Binance Wallet’s new Alpha airdrop is scheduled to commence on November 12 at 14:00 Turkey Standard Time. Users possessing at least 250 Binance Alpha points are eligible to request tokens. Token distribution will follow a first-come, first-served basis until the pool is exhausted or the event concludes.
Fee Structures for 14 ADRs Revealed
Additionally, Binance has disclosed the fees implemented by the respective depository banks for several ADRs traded on U.S. exchanges. The record dates for these fees are detailed in Eastern Standard Time.
Binance’s list indicates that 10 of the 14 ADRs incur a fee of 0.02 USDC per share. Meanwhile, the lowest fee is 0.01 USDC at HDB, and the highest is 0.05 USDC at COE. The record dates range from September 30 to October 22, 2026.
