KOL Copy Trading
Their entry. Your exit.
Opt in to a KOL and your own bounded bot wallet auto-apes their special calls - up to the budget you set, never past your caps - then works your take-profit, stop-loss, trailing and ladder rules while you sleep. Withdraw anytime. Every KOL's follower PnL is public, so the score keeps them honest.
Your caps
per-call budget + total cap + slippage
Your exits
TP / SL / trailing / ladder, enforced 24/7
5%
of each copied entry goes to the KOL
Withdraw
your bot wallet's ETH, anytime
The loop
Four steps, and the bot never exceeds your bounds
Pick your KOL
Every KOL page shows the receipts: special-call track record, win-rate, follower PnL and the KOL Score. Opt in to the ones who are good, not just loud.
Set your bounds
Per-call budget, a total cap, max slippage - and your exit rules: take-profit, stop-loss, trailing stop, ladder-out. Your own bounded bot wallet holds the funds; withdraw anytime.
They fire, you're in
When your KOL flags a call Auto-ape (special), your bot wallet buys within your budget in the same window - awake or asleep. Only special calls trigger; normal calls never touch your funds.
Your exit does the rest
The same bot wallet works your exit rules 24/7 on every aped position. The KOL brings the entry - you own the risk, the exit and the receipt.
Where your funds sit
Your own bot wallet. Bounded. Yours.
No pool, no vault, no shares. You fund a bot wallet that exists only for you - it apes and exits while you're offline, and it can never spend past your per-call budget, your total cap or your slippage. Pause it or withdraw your ETH whenever you like; every action it takes lands on your dashboard with a tx receipt.
Plain about the trade-off: the execution keeper holds the bot wallet's key server-side (that's what lets it act at 4am) - isolated from every other signer, bounded by your caps, and this site never touches it. A trustless session-key version is the planned upgrade.
One copied entry, itemized
The score keeps them honest: follower PnL, win-rate and drawdown are public on every KOL page. Fire bad specials, bleed followers - self-curation by design.
The board
Top KOLs, receipts attached
The KOL Score extends the Caller Score with what only a KOL has: followers and their PnL. Losses weigh heavier than wins by design - a bad special call costs more score than a good one earns.
For KOLs
Your calls already move coins. Get paid the moment they do.
You're already a caller - flag a call Auto-ape (special) and every opted-in follower apes it within their bounds. You earn 5% of every copied entry, settled to your wallet at execution, on top of your caller cut. Your follower PnL is public: the board pays for being right, not loud.
Questions
Where do my funds actually sit?
In a bot wallet that exists only for you. You fund it, you see its address and balance, you can pause it or withdraw its ETH anytime. The execution keeper holds its key server-side (that's what lets it trade at 4am), isolated and bounded by your caps - this site never touches keys.
What triggers a buy?
Only a special call - a call your KOL explicitly flags Auto-ape. Normal calls never touch your funds. The buy respects your per-call budget, your total cap for that KOL, and your max slippage with a protected minimum-out, inside a fixed freshness window.
Who decides when I sell?
You do. Take-profit, stop-loss, trailing stop and ladder-out are yours per KOL - the bot wallet enforces them around the clock on every aped position. The KOL never controls your exit.
What does copying cost?
5% of each copied entry goes to the KOL, routed from your bot wallet at execution - the only extra cost of copying. The normal 1% LootPad trade fee applies to the swap itself, exactly as if you'd traded by hand.
What keeps KOLs honest?
Receipts. Every special call's price-since-call, every follower's combined PnL, win-rate and the KOL Score are public - and losses weigh heavier than wins in the score. A KOL who fires bad specials tanks their own board position and loses followers.
Can I stop instantly?
Yes - pause one KOL, pause everything, or withdraw. Paused means paused: no entries and no exits until you resume, and the dashboard says exactly that before you click.