What Mirror Trading Means
Mirror trading is an automated arrangement, historically offered by certain brokers, in which the buy and sell signals generated by a predefined strategy or algorithm are executed simultaneously across every participating account. The organizing unit is the strategy or system itself, not a particular person. A rule-based engine at the broker translated the strategy's signals into orders, so participants received the same system-driven activity rather than choosing individual trades. The term originated in retail foreign exchange.
Mirror Trading vs Copy Trading
The two differ in what you attach yourself to. Mirror trading is built around a defined strategy or algorithm: you select a system, and a broker's engine executes that system's signals for you. Copy trading is built around a specific individual: you follow a chosen trader, and their personal positions are reproduced in your account. Mirror trading is strategy-centric and system-driven; copy trading is person-centric. In both cases the automation and execution historically lived at a broker, not on an informational network.
How Tyrian Trade Treats It
Tyrian Trade is a social and informational network, not a broker, so it operates no execution engine and runs no mirror-trading system. It does not connect you to an automated strategy, place orders, or hold funds. What you can do here is study how published strategies and traders describe their reasoning and track record, then make and execute your own decisions through your own broker. There is no automatic signal execution of any kind on the platform.