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The bot is the only surface with the complete copy-trade form. This page walks it top to bottom and tells you what each button accepts. For what the settings do — and how to combine them into a strategy — read Copy-trade settings.

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How the form works

Every row is a button, and buttons come in two kinds. Toggles change the moment you tap them: the label redraws with the new value. Prompts send you a message asking for a value; you reply in the chat and the form redraws. A few conventions run through the whole form:
  • A label showing - means the setting is unset — usually “no limit”. Money fields render it as $-, including the two price fields, which are actually probabilities between 0 and 1 rather than dollars.
  • Only some fields can be cleared. Where the prompt offers it, replying reset puts the value back to -. The rest — copy size, both slippages, TP/SL, balance TP/SL, the start and final times, and the tag — have no reset: once set, you can only overwrite them with another value.
  • Values are in USDC unless the label says otherwise.
Remember that on an existing copy trade every change saves itself immediately, while on a new one nothing is stored until you tap + Create. See Copy trades.

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Target Wallet

The wallet you want to mirror. Reply with a full EVM address — 0x followed by 40 hex characters. This is the one field you must set before the copy trade can be created.

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Tag · Reverse Copy

Tag — a label for this copy trade. Reply with any text. It becomes the button name in your copy-trade list, so it is worth setting. Reverse Copy — a toggle. ✅ or ❌, off by default.

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Copy Percentage/$

How your order is sized against the target’s. One prompt, two answer formats: Setting one clears the other — a copy trade sizes by percentage or by fixed amount, never both. The default is 100%.

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Market Order Copy Buy

A toggle between Market and Limit for the buys this copy trade places. Market by default.

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Slippage · Retry on failure

Slippage — a prompt taking a number from 0 to 100 percent. Default 30%. Retry on failure — a toggle that cycles 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and back to 0. Default 1.

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TP %/Price · SL %/Price

Take-profit and stop-loss, each a prompt that accepts either form: A bare number of 1 or more is read as a percentage, capped at 100 — 101 is rejected. A bare number below 1 is read as a price. Setting one form clears the other.

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Balance TP · Balance SL

Two prompts, each taking a positive USDC amount. These are thresholds on your whole account balance rather than on any single position — a way to stop a copy trade once it has made, or lost, enough.
Crossing one liquidates and stops. Your balance is checked every 30 seconds. The moment it reaches your Balance TP or falls to your Balance SL, the copy trade is switched off and every position it has opened since you set the threshold is sold at market.You can switch it back on from the web terminal — but if your balance is still past the threshold, adjust or clear the level first, or it will stop again within 30 seconds.
Positions the copy trade opened before you set a balance level are not part of this. Only what it opens afterwards is tracked, and only tracked positions are sold.

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Below Min Limit, Buy at Min

A toggle. The bot’s form starts it on.

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Ignore Trades < · Ignore Trades >

Two prompts that skip the target’s trades by size. Each takes a number from 0 to 9,999,999, or reset to clear. Entering 0 is the same as clearing.

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Min Price · Max Price

Two prompts bounding the price at which a trade will be copied. Each takes a value from 0.001 to 0.999, or reset.

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Total Spend Limit

A prompt taking a positive USDC amount, or reset.

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Min Per Trade · Max Per Trade

Two prompts that clamp the size of each copied order after your percentage has been applied. Each takes a number from 5 to 9,999,999, or reset.

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Max Per Yes/No · Max Per Market

Max Per Yes/No — a prompt taking a USDC amount of 1 or more, or reset. Underneath there are two separate caps, one for Yes and one for No; the bot writes your single value into both and keeps them equal. Max Per Market — the same input, applied to a whole market rather than one side.

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Only Copy market Final Time

A prompt taking a whole number of seconds from 1 to 300.

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Only Copy market Start Time

The same: a whole number of seconds from 1 to 300.

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Max Holder Market Number

A prompt taking a whole number from 1 to 999 — or -1 for unlimited, which shows as - on the label.

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Only copy specific market types

Opens a sub-menu with All on top and one row per category: Sports, Politics, Crypto, Weather and Other. Tap to tick and untick; « Back returns to the form. All means no filter — every market the target trades is copied. It is ticked by default, and tapping it clears whatever you had selected. Ticking one or more categories narrows the copy trade to those; the form label then reads n selected instead of All.
Categories are matched against the tags Polymarket puts on the market itself. Unusual markets sometimes carry no matching tag, and those are skipped while a filter is on — so a narrow filter can be narrower than it looks.
See Copy-trade settings for what falls under each category.

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Copy Buy · Copy Sell

Two toggles, both on by default, controlling which of the target’s actions you mirror.

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Sell: Market Order

A toggle between Market and Limit for the sells this copy trade places. Market by default.

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Sell Slippage

A prompt taking a number from 0 to 100 percent. Default 30%.

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+ Create / 🗑 Delete

The last button before « Back depends on which mode you are in: + Create on a new copy trade, 🗑 Delete on an existing one.

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The defaults

These are the values the bot’s form starts with, and the values it saves if you change nothing. A copy trade created on another surface may start elsewhere. Every other field starts unset, which means no limit and no filter.