Capital, per strategy
Each portfolio copies one strategy and holds its own capital. Adding or removing capital is checked and recorded.
Copy trading, on your terms
Follow a trader. Keep your own rules.
Mirra turns a Furu's trade alerts into positions in your own portfolio — sized by your capital limits, protected by your stops and targets, and explained down to the alert that caused them.
Paper trading only. Simulated trades, no real money moves.
How it works
- 1
Choose a strategy
Browse Furus and the strategies they publish. Following is free; copying a restricted strategy needs access to it.
- 2
Set your capital and your rules
Assign capital to a portfolio, start from a risk preset, then adjust sizing, stops, and targets as far as you want.
- 3
Mirra copies each alert
Every alert becomes a position inside the limits you set, with your stop and take-profit levels applied automatically.
What stays under your control
Copying an alert never means handing over your account. Every limit below is yours to set, and changing one only affects positions opened afterwards.
Position sizing
FULL, HALF, QUARTER, and LOTTO tiers, as a percentage of the portfolio or a fixed dollar amount you set.
Stops and targets
A default stop on every entry, take-profit levels that trim the original position, and the breakeven behavior you choose.
Risk off, or stop entirely
Halve new entries across the account, or pause a portfolio so it stops copying while open positions stay untouched.
Every trade can be traced
Each position links back to the alert that caused it: the original signal, how Mirra read it, the orders and fills that followed, and one correlation trail tying them together. If a trade was blocked or skipped, the timeline says so instead of hiding it.
Mirra is in a private alpha
Access is invite only. Billing and live execution are unavailable: every portfolio runs against the Mirra Paper Broker, and no order reaches a real brokerage.