Copy Trading Via Bot
The Telegram bot includes a copy trading wizard for setting up and managing copy tasks from chat.
Access it via the 🚀 Copy trading button from the main menu, or with the /copy command. Either path opens the Copy Trading menu.
Copy trading wizard​
The wizard walks you through setup in 5 steps:
Step 1 — Enter trader address Paste the Polymarket wallet address of the trader you want to copy.
Step 2 — Choose copy mode
- Fixed amount — copy each trade with a set USDC.e amount
- Percentage-based — copy each trade as a percentage of the leader's position size
Step 3 — Set copy amount
Enter the fixed USDC.e amount or percentage ratio (e.g. 0.1 = 10% of the leader's size).
Step 4 — Optional settings Configure any combination of:
- Event filter — restrict the task to a specific event ID (leave unset to follow all activity)
- Task TP / Task SL — take profit and stop loss as realized PnL percentage thresholds
- Spending limit — cap total USDC.e the task can spend
- Order type — Market Order or Limit Order for copied trades
See Copy Trading for how TP/SL work at the task level.
Step 5 — Review and confirm Review the full task configuration and confirm to activate.
Task management commands​
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Add screenshot of /listcopy output (tg-bot-copy-trading-tasks.png) — active task list with trader address and status.
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Once a copy task is running, use these commands to manage it:
/listcopy
Lists all active and stopped copy trading tasks, including trader address, mode, amount, and current status.
/stopcopy <address>
Stops copying the trader at the given address across all markets.
/stopcopy <address> <event_id>
Stops copying the trader only for a specific event, leaving other copy tasks for that trader intact.
What stopping a task does​
Stopping a copy task — whether manually, by take profit, or by stop loss — does not automatically close any copied positions. Existing open positions remain open until you or the followed trader closes them through normal trading flow.
Web vs. Telegram for task management​
Telegram is useful for quick task creation and status checks. The web terminal is better for reviewing realized task progress, budget usage, and task stop reasons.
See Copy Trading for a full explanation of how task risk controls work.