Merc Manual
A short product paper and user guide. Pick a chapter from Contents. Written for people who have never traded; the numbers still match how Merc works.
Updated 2026-09-04
What Merc is
Merc watches trading communities you choose, turns their trade ideas into orders on your own exchange account, and follows the risk limits you set. Merc does not pick trades with AI. Merc never holds your money.
Many people follow Discord trading rooms or copy-style leaders, then miss entries because they are asleep, busy, or late to click. Merc is built for that gap. A community (or a copy-style leader) publishes a trade idea. Merc reads it, checks your rules, and places the order on your MEXC Futures account.
Your money stays on MEXC. Merc uses an API key that can trade, not withdraw. Each person sizes and protects trades from their own settings. Merc will refuse a bad or late idea and show a clear reason instead of guessing.
- Listen — Merc receives the idea from Discord or a leader’s exchange activity.
- Read — Merc turns the message into a concrete order Merc can place.
- Check — membership, subscription, risk limits, and open-trade rules.
- Place — Merc sends the order to your MEXC Futures account and manages exits under your rules.
If you want others to follow your exchange activity as a leader, apply at Partners. Followers turn you on the same way they turn on any community. This Manual is written for everyday Merc users and followers.
FAQ
- Does AI choose my trades?
- No. People publish the ideas. Merc only automates placing and managing them under your rules.
- Does Merc hold my funds?
- No. Funds stay on MEXC. Merc never withdraws and never shows your secret key again after you save it.
- Is this the same as exchange “copy trading”?
- No. Merc does not mirror someone else’s fills one-for-one into a shared pool. Each follower trades on their own account with their own size and stops.
Prefer short lessons? See Learn. Legal spine: Risk disclosure.