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# Set Your Budget
Before you can start copy trading, you need to have available Prediction balance in your account.
Go to [**Deposit & Withdraw**](/profile/deposit-and-withdraw.md) first if you have not funded your wallet yet.
Your **budget** is the total amount reserved for copying this trader’s moves. It sets the maximum capital that can be used when mirroring positions.
You can set your budget by:
* Entering an amount manually
* Using the quick allocation buttons: **10% / 25% / 50% / Max**
{% hint style="info" %}
* Copy trading on Polymarket, USDC.e is needed, its different from UDSC.
* The **minimum allocation is $10**
* A **$1 activation fee** will be charged when a new copy-trading wallet is used for the first time. And this goes to Hyperliquid.
* Your **Total Allocation** = existing allocation + new allocation + realized PnL
{% endhint %}
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