Zerohash launches crypto copy-trading infrastructure with dub as its first partner

Copy trading just came to crypto and two companies built the infrastructure to make it work at scale.

zerohash, a crypto technology and compliance infrastructure company, has launched Portfolio Strategies, a new product that allows brokerages and wealth platforms to create, manage, and rebalance entire crypto portfolios across their entire user base through a single API integration. 

The launch partner is dub, the leading American copy trading platform, which is using Portfolio Strategies to bring crypto copy trading to its users for the first time.

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What copy trading actually is

Copy trading is exactly what it sounds like, you follow an investor whose strategy you trust, and your portfolio automatically mirrors their trades. You do not need to research assets, time the market, or manually execute trades. When they buy, you buy. When they rebalance, you rebalance.

Dub has built its platform around this concept for equities, logging over $1.6 billion in trades since launching in February 2024. Until now, crypto was missing from the equation.

Why this is harder than it sounds

Bringing copy trading to crypto is not just about adding a new asset class. Every time a portfolio needs to be rebalanced, across thousands of users simultaneously, trades need to be executed, settled, and reconciled in real time. Doing that manually is not possible at scale.

zerohash solves this through Portfolio Strategies, which handles execution, settlement, and rebalancing across thousands of accounts simultaneously through a single workflow. Brokerages and wealth platforms get the ability to manage rules-based crypto portfolios without manually executing a single trade themselves.

“By managing entire cohorts of users through one single workflow, platforms can now scale their digital asset strategies with total operational efficiency,” said Edward Woodford, Founder and CEO of zerohash.

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How the partnership works

zerohash and dub co-designed Portfolio Strategies together, each bringing what the other lacked. zerohash provided the infrastructure depth, the execution, settlement, and rebalancing backbone. Dub brought its equity-side standards to define what institutional-quality crypto copy trading actually requires in practice.

“zerohash had the infrastructure depth and product maturity,” said Steven Wang, Founder and CEO of dub. “The question in doing so was never if, but who we were going to build it with.”

Dub handles the investor-facing side, finding the accounts worth following, from individual investors to hedge funds, while zerohash handles everything happening underneath.

Who it is built for

The timing is deliberate. Institutional investors are increasingly buying crypto while retail investors remain cautious, largely because they lack the tools to identify and follow the people navigating the space most effectively.

Wang frames dub as the answer to that gap. 

“Retail investors lack the infrastructure to access the people navigating crypto best,” he said. “Dub is a simple entry point to access and follow these people, allowing you to invest with greater conviction.”

The demand for this kind of product is backed by data. A 2026 PwC survey found that over 75% of retail investors said they would invest in tokenized assets if accessible through their bank or trading platform.

Crypto copy trading on dub has not officially launched yet, but users can join the waitlist now on dub.

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This story was originally published by TheStreet on Jul 7, 2026, where it first appeared in the Innovation section. Add TheStreet as a Preferred Source by clicking here.