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# Copy Trading

Automatically mirror trades from Polymarket wallets.

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When you copy a wallet, Bullpen mirrors that wallet's buys and sells in your account. You control allocation, filters, and how exits are handled.

## How to Start Copying

1. Find a wallet through Discover, Trending, Walletscope, or the tracker
2. Click **Copy Trade**
3. Configure your settings
4. Click **Start Copying**

You can also go to **Copying** and click **+ Copy a Trader**, then paste a wallet address directly.

## Copy Trade Settings

When you set up a copy trade, you see the wallet's stats, including lifetime PNL, biggest win, and total predictions.

### Allocation

| Setting                          | Options               |
| -------------------------------- | --------------------- |
| Amount per copy trade            | Fixed or % of Balance |
| Max allocated to a single market | custom                |
| Minimum per trade                | $5                    |

### Sell Behavior

When the copied wallet sells, choose how Bullpen handles it:

| Option            | What Happens                                             |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Auto-sell**     | Bullpen automatically sells your position when they sell |
| **Alert me**      | You get a notification and decide manually               |
| **Manage myself** | No action taken on sells                                 |

### Advanced Settings

| Setting                | Description                                                              |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Total Budget           | Max capital across all copy trades for this wallet. No limit by default. |
| Price Range            | Only copy trades within a share price range. Default is 5¢ to 95¢.       |
| Min Time to Resolution | Skip markets resolving within 24h, 7d, or 30d.                           |
| Copy Trade Size        | Minimum and maximum trade size filters.                                  |
| Slippage Tolerance     | 1%, 2%, 3%, 5%, or a custom value.                                       |
| Execution Mode         | **Auto** executes immediately. **Confirm** waits for your approval.      |
| Nickname               | Optional label for the copied wallet.                                    |

## Managing Active Copies

Go to **Copying** to see all active copies.

The dashboard shows:

| Column         | Description                         |
| -------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Wallet         | Trader name and address             |
| Status         | Active or Paused                    |
| Spent / Budget | Capital used vs. budget limit       |
| Sold           | Number of positions sold            |
| Buy / Sell     | Trade counts                        |
| Your PNL       | Your profit/loss from copied trades |
| Actions        | Edit settings, pause, or delete     |

The right panel shows three tabs:

* **Copied Trades**: Trades that were successfully copied to your account
* **All Trades**: Every trade the wallet made, including ones you did not copy
* **Skipped**: Trades that did not match your filters

Click the edit icon on any wallet to adjust settings or click **Stop Copying** to end.

## Tracking Without Copying

If you want to follow a wallet without mirroring trades, use **Track** instead of **Copy Trade**. Tracked wallets appear in **All Wallets**.

The **Tracker Feed** on the right panel shows real-time trades from all tracked wallets. From the All Wallets view you can:

| Action | Description                                |
| ------ | ------------------------------------------ |
| Edit   | Update wallet nickname or settings         |
| Copy   | Switch from tracking to copy trading       |
| Alert  | Set up trade notifications for this wallet |
| Delete | Remove from tracker                        |

## Sharing & Importing Groups

Share your wallet groups with other Bullpen users. When you share a group, others can import your entire list of tracked or copied wallets.

### Share a Group

1. Hover over the group
2. Click the share icon next to any group
3. Copy the code or the link

The share link includes your **referral tag**. Anyone who imports your group through the link counts as your referral.

### Import a Group

1. Go to **Add Group**
2. Click **Import a group**
3. Enter the code or paste the link

The imported wallets appear as a new group in your sidebar. From there you can track them, copy trade them, or set up alerts.


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