How to Choose Wallets for Copy-Trading - atomic_rasta

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Odin’s Alpha is one of the tools I use to find wallets to copy, but it’s not the only one. I use several tools to make sure a wallet is worth copying. In this guide, I’ll show you the steps I follow and the important numbers I check. This method helps me pick wallets that are more likely to bring steady and profitable results.

Step 1: Start with WalletX

I begin by checking wallets on WalletX, where I can compare up to five wallets at the same time. Here are the key things I look at:

  • Win Rate: This should be over 50%, but I prefer wallets with win rates above 65%.

  • ROI (Return on Investment): This shows how much the wallet earns overall, but I focus more on:

    • Median ROI: Look for a median ROI higher than 35%.

    • Trade Duration: The wallet’s average trade duration should be longer than 30 minutes.

These two metrics "median ROI and trade duration" are very important for copy trading because they show how steady and reliable the wallet is.

Step 2: Check Trade History on GMGN.ai

Next, I look at the wallet’s trade history on GMGN.ai. This gives me more details about how well the wallet performs:

  • Average Win Percentage: This should be above 25%, as that’s the minimum needed to make copy trading profitable.

  • High Win Rate with Small Wins: If a wallet has a very high win rate (like 90%) but its average win is only 15–25%, it’s unlikely to be profitable. Be careful with these types of wallets—they might look good at first, but they don’t always work for copy trading.

Step 3: Double-Check with Other Tools

After WalletX and GMGN.ai, I sometimes use tools like Cielo to double-check the wallet. Each tool calculates things a little differently, so looking at a wallet in more than one place helps me feel more confident about my choice.

My Trading Style

I focus on getting steady, small wins instead of taking big risks for large profits. Here’s how I do it:

  • Taking Profits Manually: I often take profits myself to make sure I lock in gains.

  • Choosing Reliable Wallets: I prefer wallets with higher win rates and good median ROI, as these are more consistent.

Some people prefer a different style, like going for big wins even if it means losing more often, but I find my way works better for me.

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