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:

1. Account Size vs. Trade Size:

• Trades will not be initiated if your account size is too small compared to the trade sizes being executed. If your SOL balance is below 0.1 SOL, OdinBot may not execute trades. OdinBot will reserve a SOL buffer for the open positions to be closed. The buffer for buy transactions includes 20% of the trade size. Note: For higher speed tiers that buffer is increased.

• Solution: Decrease the trade amount or increase your account size to ensure trades can be executed within your available funds.

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2. Pump.fun transactions failing due to slippage:

• High token volatility often makes incorrect slippage settings a common reason for Pump.fun trades not to be copied.

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3. Low Liquidity Tokens:

• Some of the wallets you are following might be trading low liquidity tokens in an attempt to farm profits from copy-traders, 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.

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4. 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.

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5. 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.

6. Unable to sell the Token from the Holdings page - Could not find any route:

• This error happens when the token has little to no liquidity and Jupiter doesn't know how to sell it.

• Solution: You can manually sell these tokens by locating them on Dexscreener and trading directly through the liquidity pool, such as Raydium or Meteora. This method allows you to bypass the issue and liquidate your holdings.

Unable to sell the Token from the Holdings page - Could not find any route

7. Auto-Sell Profile not triggering:

• Unsupported Market: OdinBot’s Auto-Sell feature currently works only on LetsBonk, Meteora Dynamic AMM, Meteora Dynamic AMM V2, Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve (DBC), Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium Liquidity Pool V4, Raydium CPMM, and Raydium LaunchLab. If the token you are trying to sell is not traded in one of these markets, OdinBot won’t execute the Auto-Sell profile.

• Insufficient Liquidity: Some traders will lure copy-traders into low liquidity tokens. OdinBot will not sell if there is less than 3 SOL in the liquidity pool to avoid accidentally selling tokens for nothing.

• Rapid Price Movements: To ensure consistency, OdinBot requires the token’s price to remain within the target range for approximately 1–3 seconds. If the price briefly spikes into the range but drops below it immediately, the auto-sell will not execute.

• The Price Didn’t Hit Your Target: Since OdinBot factors in fees when calculating PnL, the Take Profit and Stop Loss targets may be higher than anticipated.

Auto-Sell Profile not triggering