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# Getting set up

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<summary>Step1:  Register on BitOpex.io </summary>

Open [www.bitopex.io](https://bitopex.io/home/dbb343a01c06) in your browser and register with your email address&#x20;

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<summary>Step 2: Fund your BitOpex wallet (BTC, ETH).</summary>

First, you need to fund your wallet account. This can be done ether via \
USDT (BSC mainnet, BEP20) or USDT (ETH mainnet, ERC20)

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<summary>Step 3: Start trading Crypto options with BitOpex.</summary>

As you have now funded your wallet, it's time to start with your trades. You have the option to initiate an options trade by yourself or you can also begin with Strategy Following Investment, where you follow some of the top traders.

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<summary>Step 4: Build your copy traders community.</summary>

If you are a skilled options trader, you can even initiate your own copy trading strategy and share it with the community and the world.

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