Automation
Copy Trading — Follow the Money
Add a wallet that trades well and mirror it. They buy, you buy. They sell, you sell. Your size stays yours — a whale moving 50 SOL never drags you in for more than you set.
Last updated: August 2026
Setting It Up
Add a wallet
Tap ➕ Add and send any Solana address. Up to 10 wallets at a time. You cannot follow your own wallet — the bot refuses it.
Set your size
💰 Amount is what you spend per copied buy — 0.05, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1.0 SOL or custom. It has nothing to do with what the wallet you follow spent.
Cap your exposure
📊 Max/token is the ceiling on how much SOL you can end up holding in any one token — 0.25, 0.5, 1.0, 2.0, 5.0 or custom.
Enable
The toggle is blocked until at least one wallet is added, so copy trading can never be on with nothing to copy.
Four Limits That Are Always On
Following someone else's trades means handing over the timing. These caps mean you never hand over the size.
Fixed amount per buy
You spend your number, every time. A wallet going in for 50 SOL and one going in for 0.2 look identical to your balance.
Cumulative cap per token
Max/token counts everything you already hold in that token, not just this trade. Already at 0.4 of a 0.5 cap? The copy buys 0.1 and stops.
One copy per token
While a copied position in a token is open, no second copy is opened — not even from a different wallet. Three whales piling into the same coin will not triple your exposure.
30 buys per hour
A wallet on a spree cannot drain you. When the cap is reached you get one notification, and copy sells keep working normally.
Copy Sells
On by default, and deliberately narrow: a copied sell only ever touches a position the bot opened for you. If you hold the same token from a manual buy or a snipe, a copy sell leaves it alone.
When it fires it sells the whole copied position — there is no partial copy sell. Switching copy sells off applies from the next trade, with no delay.
Why a Trade May Be Skipped
Not every whale trade becomes your trade, and that is usually the point. The common reasons:
| Reason | What happens |
|---|---|
| Not enough SOL | The buy is skipped entirely. Your balance needs your copy amount plus roughly 0.012 SOL for fees — below that, nothing is attempted rather than failing on-chain and burning the network fee. |
| Per-token cap reached | Buys only up to the remaining room. If less than 0.005 SOL is left under the cap, it skips. |
| Already holding a copy | One copy per token — the second one is not opened. |
| Hourly cap reached | Copy buys pause until the window resets. Sells continue. |
| The trade is stale | A detection older than 30 seconds is dropped. Copying a whale trade from minutes ago means buying their exit. |
| Selling something you do not hold | A copy sell on a token with no tracked position is ignored rather than failing. |
Managing Wallets
📋 List shows every wallet you follow with a one-tap remove next to each. Removing one stops future copies immediately; positions it already opened stay yours to manage.
Copied trades use your Buy and Sell slippage settings — ⚡ Auto by default, so nothing extra to configure.