Copy trading
on Polymarket
& Kalshi
Pick a wallet. Set your size. The bot handles everything else — buys, sells, stop losses, category filters. You don't have to watch the screen. You don't have to be awake.
Four ways to size your copy trades
Not one-size-fits-all. You control how much you spend relative to the wallet you're copying.
Fixed Buy Amount
Spend the same dollar amount on every copied trade, regardless of what the leader puts in. Simple. Predictable. Good if you want consistent exposure per trade.
Exact Mirror
Copy the leader's exact size. If they put in $50, you put in $50. You're fully aligned with their conviction on every trade. Requires enough balance to sustain large positions.
Percentage-Based
Buy a fixed percentage of whatever the leader spends. Set 20% and if they bet $100 you bet $20 — if they bet $500 you bet $100. Scales proportionally with their activity.
Portfolio Weighted
Allocates your funds in the same proportions as the trader's portfolio — with a multiplier you control. If they have 30% of their portfolio in a market, your task allocates 30% × multiplier of yours.
How the bot responds to each trade
Standard copy trading isn't the only option. You can invert, filter sides, or counter-trade.
Follow Buys
Copy the wallet's buy orders. When they buy YES or NO, you buy the same side at your configured size.
Copy Sells
When the leader sells a position, you sell yours too. Useful for exiting at the same time they do.
Buy on Sells
When the leader sells, you buy instead. Used when you think the market is overreacting to their exit.
Counter Trade
Full inversion — buy when they sell, sell when they buy. For wallets you believe are reliably wrong.
Copy Sides
Choose whether to copy both YES and NO sides of a market, or lock to one side only.
One Entry per Market
Only enter a market once per copy task. Prevents re-entering the same market if the leader trades it multiple times.
Control exactly what gets copied
Every filter is optional. Use as many or as few as you need.
Spend controls
Price and timing filters
13 market categories — enable or disable any
Each category can be toggled independently per copy task. Turn off Sports if you only want political markets. Turn off Crypto if you're already exposed elsewhere. Reset all with one tap.
Built-in protection on every trade
Each safeguard applies per execution — not to your whole account. One bad copy trade doesn't affect the rest.
Automatic sell on drop
Set a price or percentage. If a copied position falls below it, the bot sells those specific shares. Only the shares from that execution are sold — your other positions aren't touched.
Lock in gains automatically
Set a target price. When a copied position hits it, the bot sells. Same per-execution logic as stop loss — applies to that specific trade only.
Hard limit on daily spend
The task stops placing new trades once the daily cap is hit. Resets every 24 hours. Protects you from a volatile wallet draining your balance in one session.
Control your fill tolerance
Set the maximum price difference you'll accept between expected and actual fill price. Higher slippage means more trades fill, but at slightly worse prices. Lower is more precise but some trades may be skipped.
How to actually use copy trading well
The setup is simple. The hard part is choosing which wallets to copy. KreoPoly executes the strategy you give it — the quality of the outcome depends on the quality of the wallet you're following.
What makes a wallet worth copying
Return rate matters less than return consistency. A wallet that made 300% on one lucky political call tells you very little. A wallet with 60 trades across 10 different market categories with a 58% win rate tells you something meaningful — there's a repeatable edge, not a coin flip.
Look for wallets that trade across categories rather than doubling down on one. Check their position sizes — do they size up on high-conviction calls and keep small positions on speculative ones? That's a sign of deliberate strategy. A wallet that bets the same flat amount on everything is probably not managing risk carefully.
Copy trading shifts the research burden from "what should I trade?" to "who should I follow?" That's still research. Skipping it doesn't make the risk disappear — it just changes what you're betting on.
Using multiple copy tasks together
Running two or three copy tasks simultaneously spreads your exposure across different sources of edge. If one wallet has an off week, the others may offset it. Each task has its own sizing and filters, so you can allocate differently per wallet — smaller size for experimental follows, larger for wallets with a longer track record.
Watch the daily caps across tasks. If you have three tasks each with a $50 daily cap, your total daily exposure is up to $150. Size accordingly.
Price Match Mode — when to use it
On high-volume markets with fast-moving odds, a whale buy can shift the price before your copy trade fills. Price Match Mode prevents you from buying in at a worse price than the leader got. The downside is that some trades won't fill at all if the price has already moved past their entry. The Buy Offset setting adds a small tolerance — say 2% — to improve fill rates while still giving you a ceiling on how far from their price you're willing to go.
For slower markets (multi-day resolution, moderate volume), Price Match Mode matters less. For volatile 5-minute crypto markets, it's more relevant.
Start your first copy task
Takes about 5 minutes. No sign-up, no KYC, no app to download.
Open @KreoPolyBot
Search on Telegram or tap any link here. Hit /start — the bot creates your Gnosis Safe wallet automatically.
Deposit USDC
Fund your wallet with USDC.e on Polygon or bridge from 5 other chains. Minimum $1 per trade.
Tap Add Task
Choose your trading wallet, enter the address you want to copy, select your sizing method.
Set filters and start
Add a daily cap, price range, stop loss — whatever you want. Hit Start. The task runs until you pause it.
Copy trading questions
No. You're exposed to the same market risk as the wallet you're copying. If they have a bad run, you have a bad run. The bot executes their strategy on your behalf — it doesn't filter out losing trades. That's what stop losses and daily caps are for. Use them.
Yes. Copy tasks and manual trades run from the same wallet but operate independently. Your copy task handles what it's watching; manual trades you place yourself aren't affected by task settings and don't count toward copy task caps.
Your Max Buy cap kicks in. If the leader bets $5,000 and you've set a Max Buy of $50, you'll buy $50 regardless of their size. If you haven't set a Max Buy, and you're using Exact Mirror sizing, you'd need $5,000 in your wallet to match it — otherwise the trade fills for whatever balance you have available.
You'd set up separate tasks for each market. Polymarket wallets use EVM addresses; Kalshi wallets use SOL addresses. A trader active on both markets would have different addresses on each — you'd copy each one independently with its own task settings.
Polymarket's leaderboard is a starting point. Third-party analytics tools also build on Polymarket's on-chain data to show win rates, volume, and category breakdowns per wallet. Look for consistent returns across multiple market categories over a meaningful sample of trades — not one big win. The Wallet Tracker inside KreoPoly lets you observe a wallet before committing to full auto-copy.
Trigger Range filters by the leader's trade size. Set a minimum and the bot only copies when the leader spends at least that amount — ignoring small trades. Set a maximum to skip unusually large bets that might move the market against you. Useful for following conviction sizing without copying noise.
Your first copy task
is 5 minutes away.
Free. Non-custodial. Works on Polymarket and Kalshi.
Open @KreoPolyBot — FreePrediction markets carry risk. This is not financial advice. Use at your own risk.