Copytrade the traders you follow, from your own wallet

What the terminal gives you

• A live feed, not a screener

  Three columns run at once. Latest is raw flow, Trending surfaces tokens several tracked traders are entering close together, and Conviction is the entries where a trader committed real size. A screener shows you what already moved; this shows you who is moving it.

• A leaderboard on realised profit

  Traders ranked on profit from positions actually closed, not paper gains on things they still hold. It turns "who is good" from a feeling into a shortlist you can defend.

• Quick Buy

  One click fills a preset SOL amount into the token on the card, routed through Jupiter. Latency is the largest cost in a copied entry, so every step removed between seeing a trade and filling it is price you keep.

• Copytrade bots

  Turn a trader into an automated bot with your own position size, stop loss, take profit and time limit. Your exit rules fire independently of whatever they do next, because they are not managing your risk.

• Filters that run before you see a card

  Market cap and liquidity bands apply across every column. The cheapest way to avoid a bad trade is never to be shown it.

• Your own keys

  The Main Wallet signs in your browser. The terminal never holds your private key and cannot move funds on its own.

How to start, in the order that matters

1. Fund a dedicated wallet. Not your holdings. An amount whose total loss changes nothing about your month.
2. Decide the per-trade size now, as a number. If the balance is 2 SOL and you want to survive twenty losers, the size is 0.1 SOL - and it stays 0.1 SOL after a win. Sizing up after a win is the most reliable way to give back a good month.
3. Set exits before the first fill. A stop loss, a take profit and a time limit, all firing without a decision from you.
4. Set a liquidity floor and a position cap. One removes the trades you would later regret; the other stops a busy hour from becoming forty open bets.
5. Copy one trader, for at least fifty trades. Record your own fills, not theirs. The gap between the two is your real cost of copying, and it is the input to every decision you make afterwards.

Common questions

What is FOMO copytrading?

Mirroring the Solana trades of traders you follow in the FOMO ecosystem instead of picking tokens yourself. In practice it is a live feed of what those traders are buying, a leaderboard to decide who is worth following, and either a one-click buy or an automated bot that fills the same token from your own wallet.

Do I need an account to use the terminal?

No. The feed and the leaderboard are browsable logged out, as a shared snapshot a few seconds behind live. An account is needed only to buy, to copytrade, to search traders and to see a portfolio, because each of those ends in a transaction your own wallet signs.

Does FOMOSCAN hold my funds?

It depends which feature you use. Quick Buy and manual trades are signed in your browser by a Main Wallet whose key never leaves your device. The copytrade bot is different: it trades from a balance you deposit, held so it can execute while your tab is closed. Either way that covers custody risk and does nothing about market risk: copy trading is speculation in highly volatile assets and can lose everything you deposit.

Which chains can I trade here?

Solana only. Tracked traders may hold positions on other chains and those cards still appear, because hiding them would misrepresent what the trader is doing, but execution routes through Jupiter and is signed by a Solana wallet, so only Solana tokens are buyable.

Is copytrading profitable?

For a minority of accounts, and the deciding variable is rarely trader selection. It is position size, exit discipline and the cost of each round trip. A copied strategy with a real edge still loses money if you size it so a normal losing streak ends the account.

Go deeper

• What is FOMO copytrading and how do I do it?
• What does professional trading with FOMO look like?
• How does copy trading work on Solana?
• How do I find profitable crypto traders to copy?
• Is copy trading profitable?
• What is position sizing in crypto?

Everything else is in Answers.