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The copy dialog opens when you press Copy LP on a wallet’s portfolio, or click a wallet under Copy LP > Copied Wallets. It has five steps. The left column shows a one-line summary of each step, so you can jump straight to the one you want.
  • Copying on / off (top right): turn it off to keep following the wallet without copying anything. It moves to Paused in your list.
  • Copy (new) or Update Copy (existing) saves every step at once. The footer counts your unsaved changes.
  • The box under the steps shows the net worth we suggest for copying: 5 SOL on Solana, 0.08 ETH on Robinhood Chain. It is advice only; nothing is blocked.

Step 1: Sizing

Sizing step
You need a Copy Percentage, a Max, or both. With only a Max, each copy matches the leader’s amount, up to the Max. When the Max cuts an open short, the leader’s later adds to that position are copied at the smaller share the open got. See How sizing works.
A Max of 0 would copy nothing, so it can’t be saved. To copy without a cap, leave the field empty. An older copy still set to 0 shows a red note under the field.
Fast wallets: when the leader holds positions for less than 18 minutes on average (Solana) or 1 hour (Robinhood Chain), the dialog shows a High-frequency warning. You pay a swap in, a swap back and network fees on every flip, whether or not the trade worked. On Solana, when that wallet also often adds the same token back within a minute of an exit, the warning says how often and offers Turn on Smart Token Retention.

Step 2: Exit rules

When your copy closes on its own, before the leader does. Untick a box to turn that side off. A new copy starts with your account’s default TP/SL (10% / 10% for new accounts). The TP/SL is saved on each copied position when it opens. If you later pause or stop copying, open copies keep their TP/SL. The Auto TP/SL switch in Settings does not apply to copies; they always use these exit rules.

Step 3: What to copy

Pick which of the leader’s pool types you follow. Untick a type to skip it.
What to copy on Solana
  • DLMM: Meteora pools that hold liquidity in price bins. Pick which Strategies to copy: Spot (even spread), Curve (piled near the price), BidAsk (at the edges) and Custom (anything else). A leader position with a strategy you unticked is skipped.
  • DAMM V2: Meteora pools that spread liquidity over one price range. Every DAMM V2 position is copied.

Step 4: Protection

Guards that change what LP Agent does with this wallet’s trades.
Protection step on Solana

Meme Protection

On by default, both networks. Skips a copied open or add when its trusted side (SOL, USDC, USDT on Solana; ETH, WETH, USDG on Robinhood Chain) would be nearly empty, that is, when more than 95% of what your copy deposits would sit in the other token. Pools where both tokens are trusted, or neither is, are not checked. A Meme Protection refusal is a skip, not a failure: it is not retried. Copy Logs shows the reason Meme protection, and the row says what lets the next one through. Some leaders pull a token out and put it back a moment later as that token alone. Without Smart Token Retention, your copy sells the token when the leader pulls it, so the re-add would be almost all meme token and Meme Protection skips it. Your copy then holds less than the leader. Two ways to follow these re-adds:
  • Turn on Smart Token Retention (Solana, DLMM, below). Your copy keeps the token it pulled. If the leader adds it back within your hold time, your copy puts the kept token back, and Meme Protection lets that re-add through.
  • Turn Meme Protection off for this leader. Every copy then goes through, including ones that are almost all meme token.

Smart Token Retention (Solana, DLMM)

Off by default. Leaders often pull liquidity, or close, and add the same token back a minute later. Normally your copy sells the token on exit and buys it again on the re-add. With Smart Token Retention on, your copy keeps the token for a short time instead, and reuses it if the same leader adds it back. That skips a sell and a buy. DAMM V2 exits still sell the token right away. When this wallet has enough copy history, the card shows how often it added the same token back within 1 and 5 minutes over the last 7 days.
Most exits are not added back. Until the token is sold, its price can drop and you take that loss. Turning retention off, pausing or stopping the copy sells any kept tokens.
Kept tokens show as Holding in Copy Logs, with a countdown and a Sell now button. Selling a kept token is that copy’s swap back. If it can’t be sold, the copy shows Tokens left in wallet with a Swap to SOL button.

Step 5: Label

A name for this wallet in your lists and in Copy Logs.

Account-wide settings that also apply to copies

These live in Settings, not in the copy dialog:
  • Settings > Security: minimum market cap, minimum 24h volume, minimum holders, Jupiter organic score (Solana) and your token Blacklist. A token that fails any of them is skipped.
  • Settings > Swap > Slippage: used for every swap your agent makes, including copies and swap backs.
  • Settings > General > Base Token and Keep ETH (Robinhood Chain): fund copies in ETH or USDG, and keep ETH topped up for gas.
On Robinhood Chain, an automatic copy is skipped as Too small for gas when the gas to open and close it would be more than 3% of the copy’s size.