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Nanda Ferçal

Nanda Ferçal

🇧🇷Brazil· Juiz de Fora, MG

I was already making money before Copa BTG — but it made me want to win the next one.

Nanda Ferçal is a Brazilian retail trader from Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais. She trades exclusively mini-índice (WIN) on B3 and is actively developing automated trading robots — combining manual execution with algorithmic research.

Outside the markets, she runs a micropigmentation business and studies artificial intelligence and robotics applied to trading. She sees both paths as feeding each other.

Nanda participated in Copa BTG Trader 2025 — not her first competition. She has a history of entering tournaments and describes them as a key tool for measuring her own potential. At Copa BTG she connected with a senior investment analyst who has since opened new professional contacts for her.

The competition didn't change her trading results: she was already profitable before. But it sharpened her ambition. She left with a clear goal — return to the next tournament more analytically prepared, with sharper entry criteria, and a prize.

Interview

What market do you focus on mainly — mini-index, mini-dollar, stocks, crypto?

I only trade mini-index. Alongside my trading I am actively developing my own trading robots.

How was it reaching the top 100 of Copa BTG? Was this your first competition or did you already have experience in championships?

I have participated in other competitions before and really enjoy being involved. Seeing my potential — that is what competitions are for.

What do you do outside of trading — work, studies?

I work in the aesthetics field, specifically micropigmentation. And I study AI and trading robots.

Almost a month after Copa BTG — what has changed in your life?

I keep trading and growing my knowledge. I want to understand markets beyond Brazil and expand my field of work.

Did Copa BTG influence your trading results after it ended?

It did not influence my results because I was already making money before. But it inspired me to want to win another competition.

Did you make any interesting connections at Copa BTG that impacted you?

Yes, I met a major investment analyst from Brazil at the Copa. Through him I have been making good contacts.

Are you thinking about joining another tournament?

I am thinking about participating in others.

If you could go back to the start of Copa BTG — what would you do differently?

I would be more analytical with my entries to actually win the prize.

After Copa BTG, did you receive any partnership or collaboration proposals?

I did not receive any.

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