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Copy trading

Copy trading watches a source wallet on a selected network and attempts to reproduce eligible activity from your chosen BRO-ker execution wallet. It is available on Solana, Ethereum, Base, and Robinhood Chain. Arc is not supported.

You remain responsible for every saved rule and resulting transaction. A copied trade can execute later, at a different price, through a different route, or not at all.

Copy-trading lifecycle

sequenceDiagram
    participant S as Source wallet
    participant N as Blockchain activity
    participant B as BRO-ker rules
    participant Q as Live route
    participant W as Your execution wallet
    S->>N: Source buy or sell
    N->>B: Detected activity
    B->>B: Apply side, size, risk and budget rules
    alt Eligible
        B->>Q: Request current executable quote
        Q-->>B: Route and output
        B->>W: Sign and submit copied trade
        B-->>W: Record result and notification
    else Skipped
        B-->>W: Record skip reason
    end

Add a source wallet

Open /copytrade, select the network, and add the source address. Give it a recognisable label, choose your execution wallet, and configure the rule before enabling it.

Source addresses are chain-specific. Validate the complete address independently; copying the wrong wallet can automate unintended trades.

Core controls

Control Purpose
Buy and sell sides Choose which source actions BRO-ker may reproduce.
Execution wallet Select the wallet that funds and signs copied trades.
Fixed or proportional size Control whether your amount is fixed or related to source size, where supported.
Per-trade minimum and maximum Avoid very small copies or cap individual exposure.
Reserve and daily limits Preserve a balance and constrain daily volume or loss.
Market filters Restrict liquidity, market cap, source size, or token type.
Risk mode Decide how strictly supported warnings block an EVM copy.
Slippage and impact Set the acceptable live execution bounds.
Take profit and stop loss Create exit automation for copied positions where supported.
Notifications Control execution, skip, failure, and status messages.

The exact controls vary by network.

Solana rules

Solana copy trading offers the broadest filter set. Rules can use fixed SOL or proportional sizing, per-trade and daily limits, balance reserve, source-size thresholds, liquidity and market-cap ranges, and token-property restrictions.

You can control whether buys and sells are copied, how sells are sized, and whether a sell is limited to tokens acquired through the rule. Advanced execution settings can constrain slippage, price impact, quote age, priority fee, route requirements, and retry behaviour.

Preset profiles provide a starting point, but each source wallet should be reviewed individually. A conservative preset cannot assess the source owner's intent or future behaviour.

Ethereum, Base, and Robinhood Chain rules

EVM rules support a fixed native-asset buy amount, minimum source size, market-cap bounds, copied buy and sell sides, sell protection, execution-wallet selection, slippage, gas mode, risk mode, and protected delivery where available.

Take-profit and stop-loss settings can create paired exits for a copied position. Once one exit fills, the other should no longer remain as an independent intended exit, but always inspect the order dashboard and explorer after unusual network conditions.

Pause, resume, and remove

You can pause or resume one source, pause all sources on a network, rename a source, inspect its recent activity, or remove it. Pausing stops new copied activity; it does not unwind positions or cancel unrelated limit orders unless the interface explicitly says so.

Repeated failures can cause a rule to stop or disable itself for safety. Read the most recent activity and correct the underlying balance, gas, route, or filter problem before resuming.

Why a trade can be skipped

A copy may be skipped when:

  • the source action is not an enabled side;
  • the token, venue, or route is unsupported;
  • a risk, liquidity, market-cap, source-size, or token filter rejects it;
  • a daily cap, reserve, maximum size, or sell-protection rule applies;
  • the execution wallet lacks balance, allowance, or native gas;
  • no live quote meets slippage or impact settings;
  • the event is too old, duplicated, or no longer actionable;
  • the rule is paused or disabled.

Risk considerations

Wallet activity does not explain intent. A source can trade illiquid assets, transfer tokens between wallets, hedge elsewhere, receive preferential entries, or deliberately attract followers. Your execution occurs after detection and route construction, so price and output will differ.

Begin with limited funds, use size and daily caps, monitor every source, and remove a rule you no longer understand.