I look into copy trading. I try to understand how people actually pick wallets to follow. Do you mainly look at past performance, win rate, position size, or something else? A wallet making a few big wins doesn't necessarily mean it’s worth copying, right? I’m also not sure about position sizing. If someone puts $20k into a token, would you copy the same percentage of your own portfolio or just use a fixed amount per trade? And when do you stop copying someone? After a bad run, if they start taking bigger risks, or when their trading style changes? I’m also wondering what really makes the best copy trading platform. Is it execution speed and chain/DEX support, or are wallet tracking and risk controls more important?

Thinking about trying a Solana sniper bot for new memecoins. Do these actually give you a real advantage when buying early, or is the difference not that big?

Things like faster execution, copy trading and custom layouts sound handy, especially if you trade often. At the same time, some bots still have limited DEX support, so I guess it depends what you’re trading.

Anyone here tested a few of them? What features actually matter in practice?