Memecoin Copy Trading Built for Speed
Follow selected wallets and automate supported memecoin trades with configurable controls through Cheetah.
Mirror the wallets you believe in
Copy trading lets you automatically follow another wallet’s trades so you do not have to watch the chart every second. Pick a wallet, set your rules, and Cheetah mirrors its buys (and optionally its sells) with a fixed amount of SOL per trade, with controls that keep you in charge.
How copy trading works
When you copy a wallet, Cheetah watches that wallet on-chain. Each time it makes a qualifying trade, Cheetah places a matching trade from your embedded wallet using the settings you defined. The key controls:
- Mirror buys, when the wallet buys a token, you buy it too.
- Optionally mirror sells, turn this on to also copy the wallet’s exits, or leave it off to manage your own exits.
- Fixed SOL amount per trade, you set how much SOL each copied trade uses, rather than trying to match the leader’s exact position size.
- Multiple slots, copy more than one wallet at a time, each with its own settings.
- Configurable rules, tune priority fee and slippage so copied trades still land in fast markets.
Setting it up
Find a wallet worth copying
Use the wallet tracker and smart-money alerts to watch how a wallet actually trades before you commit real SOL to mirroring it.
Add it to a copy slot
Assign the wallet to a copy-trading slot. You can run several slots at once, each following a different wallet with its own configuration.
Set your amount and rules
Choose the fixed SOL amount per copied trade, decide whether to mirror sells, and set your priority fee and slippage. Start with a small per-trade amount while you see how the wallet behaves.
Monitor and adjust
Watch the copied trades come through and adjust as you go. Consider pairing copy trading with your own stop-loss and take-profit so a bad run does not compound. See how the full flow works.
Who it’s for
Copy trading suits people who have identified traders they trust but do not have the time , or the desire, to sit at the screen all day. It is also a way to learn: watching which tokens a skilled wallet enters and exits, at small size, can teach you a lot. It is not a set-and-forget income source, and it is not for anyone unwilling to lose the SOL they allocate to it.
The real risks
You copy the losses too
Mirroring a wallet means mirroring its bad trades as well as its good ones. A wallet that looked sharp last week can blow up this week, and you will be in those positions with it. Past performance of a wallet is not a promise of future results.
Timing and slippage
Your copied trade fires after the leader’s trade is detected on-chain, so you may enter at a slightly worse price, especially on fast-moving launches. In thin liquidity your fill can slip further from the leader’s. The fixed SOL amount also means your position size and exposure will not match the leader’s exactly.
Fees still apply
Every copied trade is a real trade: it pays the 0.5% platform fee (0.4% referred, $0.95 USD minimum) plus network, priority and slippage costs. Frequent copying of an active wallet means frequent fees, see the fee breakdown.