How copying works
Polymarket wallet activity is public. A bot can watch a wallet you choose and respond to a new trade: notify you or, where supported by your settings, try to open a corresponding position. A terminal brings trader discovery, previous trades, active positions, and bot history into one place.
What you still decide
You choose whom to follow, the copy parameters available to you, and the capital amount. Check the wallet's record and current exposure before starting, then monitor Active Positions and History.
- Which trader and markets to watch.
- How much to allocate and which limits your terminal version supports.
- When to stop copying or change settings.
Why your copy can differ
The market price can change before your order reaches it. Liquidity may be insufficient, and the order may fill partly or not at all. A bot reduces manual monitoring; it does not remove the possibility of losing money or reproduce a trader's past result.
This material is educational, not financial advice. Positions can lose value, and a copied order may execute differently from the original trade.