You can now use a supported spot account to follow a channel's futures long signals with a Signals Bot. Enable Follow Futures Signals On Spot to open eligible signals as spot buy trades, without leverage.

This is useful when you want to follow a channel that posts futures setups while trading with funds in your spot account. Your trades execute in the spot market, even though their source signals were published for futures.

When the setting is enabled, Cornix checks whether the signal is a long signal from a matching futures exchange and whether its pair can be traded on your selected spot exchange. If it is eligible and passes your bot's normal rules, the bot opens a spot trade using the applicable amount-per-trade and strategy settings.

Important: This setting changes which signals the bot follows. It does not add futures signals on top of its regular spot signals.

When enabled, a notice appears below the Account field in General: “Futures longs will be traded on spot, without leverage.” The Change link takes you to the setting. The information icon explains how the mode works.

When creating a new bot for a channel that mainly posts matching futures signals, the toggle may already be set to On. Review it before saving. Editing an existing bot preserves its saved choice; you can change it yourself.

The signal must include a supported futures market corresponding to your spot exchange. For example, a Binance spot bot can follow a matching Binance Futures signal. A signal available only on Bybit futures does not qualify for that Binance spot bot.

The pair must also be available for the spot trade. This option applies to supported spot accounts in individual Signals Bot setup; it is not a spot-margin or futures-account setting. For general exchange availability and regional restrictions, see Supported Exchanges.

Your channel posts a Binance Futures BTC/USDT long with 10x leverage. Your Signals Bot uses a Binance spot account with this setting enabled.

Result: If BTC/USDT is supported on Binance spot and the bot's other rules allow the trade, Cornix opens a spot buy. The signal's 10x leverage is ignored. Entry, take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing behavior follow your applicable signal and bot strategy settings.

As a simplified example, you buy $100 of an asset on spot at a price of $100 and sell it at $110. Your profit is $10, or 10%, before fees. If you instead sell at $90, your loss is $10, or 10%, before fees.

Result: Spot returns follow the asset's price movement without a leverage multiplier. A channel reporting leveraged futures results can show a different return. Spot and futures prices, execution, fees, and your own settings can also produce different results.

Your channel posts a short signal, even for a pair that exists on your spot exchange.

Result: The bot skips opening it. Cornix does not turn the short into a spot buy or open a short position through this feature.

The channel publishes a long for a coin that your exchange lists on futures but does not support for the spot trade.

Result: No spot trade opens. Enabling the setting does not make unavailable spot pairs tradable.

The channel publishes regular spot signals as well as futures signals.

Result: With the setting enabled, this bot follows eligible futures longs and skips new regular spot signals. With it disabled, the bot follows regular spot signals and skips futures signals. Choose the mode that matches the signals you want this bot to follow.

The same source signal is available for more than one matching futures market, or has both spot and futures versions.

Result: Cornix selects one matching futures source for that signal for this bot, avoiding duplicate openings from equivalent versions. Its regular spot version is skipped while the setting is enabled.

You already have a spot trade opened from a futures signal, and the channel updates or cancels that source signal.

Result: The spot trade remains linked to the original futures source and receives supported updates under the normal trade-management rules. It remains a spot long without leverage. An edit that changes the direction to short is not applied as a spot short.

A new short signal may also cause the original futures long signal to close under the channel's normal opposite-signal rules. If that happens, its linked spot trade can be closed or canceled too. Skipping a new short opening does not prevent closure of an existing long whose source signal has closed.

Your bot opened a regular spot trade before you enabled futures-on-spot mode.

Result: That existing trade can still receive updates and cancellations from its original spot signal. The new setting changes eligibility for new trade openings; it does not convert that existing trade into a futures trade.

Check that the bot is active, the setting is enabled, the signal includes a matching futures exchange, and the pair is supported on your spot exchange. Then check your available spot funds, account trading permissions, allowed symbols, amount-per-trade rules, simultaneous-trade limits, operation hours, and other filters. This setting does not bypass those requirements.

The futures signal is the source used to manage the trade. The actual orders execute through your selected spot account. Seeing a futures source does not mean your spot trade uses leverage.

No. This mode executes without leverage regardless of the leverage shown in the source signal.

Make the required funds available to the selected spot account. Funds held only in a separate futures wallet are not available for these spot trades. See Make Sure You Have the Right Funds in the Right Wallet.

Open an individual Signals Bot with a supported spot account and check its Advanced tab. The option is not shown for unrelated spot exchanges, spot-margin or futures accounts, other bot types, channel configuration, or bulk bot forms.

No. It changes how this Signals Bot follows eligible signals. The original channel signal remains a futures signal; Cornix does not publish an additional spot signal for it.

For more configuration details, see Signals Bot Advanced Settings - Advanced Section and Signals Bot Advanced Settings - General Section.