Comparisons
What is the best Solana trading bot?
There is no single best one, and any page that names one without telling you its custody model is selling something. What separates a usable Solana bot from an expensive one is four things: where your keys live, how good its fills actually are, whether you can set hard limits, and whether you can see every trade it made.
The four questions
- Where do the keys live? A bot that holds your private key can move your funds. A bot that signs in your browser cannot. This is the largest single difference between two otherwise identical products.
- How good are the fills? Not the advertised fee - the realised difference between quote and execution on the tokens you actually trade. Routing quality and priority fee handling decide this, and it dwarfs the fee in practice.
- Can you set hard limits? Fixed position size, stop loss, take profit, time exit, a cap on concurrent positions, and a daily loss limit that stops it. A bot without a hard stop has an undefined worst case.
- Can you audit it? Every fill, with prices, exportable. If you cannot reconcile what it did against the chain, you cannot tell a working bot from a broken one.
Claims worth ignoring
- Advertised win rates. Meaningless without average win, average loss and sample size.
- Speed claims with no number attached, and no way to verify one.
- Screenshots of a single trade. Compatible with a losing account.
- 'Non-custodial' with no explanation of where signing happens. Ask specifically.
Where FOMOSCAN sits
FOMOSCAN's copytrade bots follow a trader rather than a strategy rule, route through Jupiter, and sign with a wallet you control. Sizing, stop loss, take profit and time exits are yours to set, and every fill is an onchain transaction you can verify independently.
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