In theory, evenly dividing your idle capital to simultaneously copy multiple different traders is roughly equivalent to allocating your funds across various coins at the same time. Fundamentally, both approaches are based on the core principle of portfolio diversification: utilizing quantity to disperse localized risk (not putting all your eggs in one basket). Just as spreading your capital across multiple coins helps you avoid catastrophic losses from the collapse of a single project, allocating funds to multiple traders allows you to use the profits from one person's strategy to offset the mistakes or drawdowns of another, thereby creating a safer and more stable equity growth curve.