What does Cross-mirror Trading Prevention do?

Cross mirror trade prevention applies to both buys and sells and behaves exactly as follows.

When enabled, only the mirror that caused the first buy of a token can trade that token until the position is closed.

Examples:

We are mirroring 2 wallets, Wallet A and Wallet B.

Scenario 1: Wallet A has cross-mirror prevention Enabled, Wallet B has it Disabled.

Wallet A buys the token first:

  • Odin copies the buy because Wallet A initiated the trade, and Cross-Mirror Trading Prevention is enabled for Wallet A.

Wallet B buys the same token later:

  • Odin copies this as well, because Cross-Mirror Trading Prevention is disabled for Wallet B.

Scenario 2: Wallet A has cross-mirror prevention Enabled, Wallet B has it Disabled.

Wallet B buys the token first:

  • Odin copies the buy from Wallet B, as it has no restrictions.

Wallet A tries to buy the same token:

  • Odin does not copy this trade, since Cross-Mirror Trading Prevention is enabled for Wallet A.

Scenario 3: Wallet A has cross-mirror prevention Enabled, Wallet B has it Enabled.

Wallet A buys the token first:

  • Odin copies the buy from Wallet A, as it is the first mirror to trade it.

Wallet B tries to buy the same token:

  • Odin does not copy this trade, since Cross-Mirror Trading Prevention is enabled for both Wallet A and Wallet B.

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