7. Most common issues with OdinBot not mirroring
There could be a few reasons why your account isn't following trades properly. Below are the most common issues and how to resolve them:
Transactions failing due to the slippage:
High token volatility often makes incorrect slippage settings a common reason for trades not to be copied.
Multiple traders are bundling their buys into the same transaction:
Odinbot currently doesn't follow these bundles. We will add support to copy these soon though.
Low Liquidity Tokens:
Some of the wallets you are following might be trading low liquidity tokens in an attempt to farm profits from copytraders, leaving you holding an illiquid asset ("holding the bag").
Security Measure: OdinBot has slippage protection in place to prevent this from happening. This protection stops your account from executing trades that could result in significant losses due to illiquid tokens.
Tokens that do not have their freeze authority revoked:
OdinBot will not buy a token if the freeze authority of the token is not revoked. This is another security measure designed to protect your account from significant losses.
Mirror Wallet Trade was less than 0.01 SOL:
OdinBot will not mirror trades if the wallet you are copying trades below the minimum threshold of 0.01 SOL. This is to prevent your SOL being drained from fees, and to protect your holdings from traders/bots that are not putting SOL at risk.
Account Size vs. Trade Size:
Your account size might be too small relative to the trade sizes being executed. If the trade amounts are too large for your account, it may prevent proper execution.
Solution: Decrease the trade amount or increase your account size to ensure trades can be executed within your available funds. (OdinBot always reserves a buffer amount of SOL to ensure you can close open positions successfully, even if there isn't enough to open new ones)
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