Copy trading
LiveARCHR ranks the top-performing memecoin wallets over a rolling 7-day window, so you can copy one in a click instead of hunting for addresses. Mirror buys, sells, or neither — always on your sizing, filters, and exits rather than theirs.
Wallet rankings
Rolling 7 days
Setup
One-click copy
Detection
Websocket swap streams
Sizing
Yours, not theirs
Configuration
A wallet you understand and a wallet you are testing should not get the same share of your capital.
Alerts
Per wallet
Copy buy
Per wallet
Copy sell
Per wallet
Buy size
Fixed amount you set
Minimum buy threshold
Ignore their small entries
Exit mode
Dedicated plan per wallet
Explainer
Updated 2026-07-27
Copy trading watches specific wallet addresses on-chain and reacts when they trade. When a tracked wallet buys a token, you get an alert, and optionally the bot places a matching buy for you using your own configuration.
The hard part is usually not the copying — it is deciding whose wallet to copy. ARCHR scores memecoin wallets on realized performance over a rolling 7-day window and publishes a ranked list, with eligibility gates so a wallet needs a real trading history rather than one lucky round-trip to appear. You pick from that list in a click instead of trawling explorers for addresses. Rankings describe what already happened; they are not a forecast.
It is a fundamentally different signal from a call channel. A call is someone telling you what they think; a wallet is someone showing you what they did with their money. That is usually a stronger signal — but only if you understand why they did it.
The failure mode is blind mirroring. Copying a wallet without a minimum-buy threshold means you also copy their throwaway test entries. Copying without your own exit plan means you hold whatever they hold, including the bags they are quietly comfortable losing because it is 0.1% of their book and 30% of yours. Their position sizing encodes their risk tolerance, their conviction, and their portfolio — none of which transfer.
So the controls that matter are the ones that separate their entry decision from your risk decision. ARCHR copies the fact that a wallet bought, and applies your size, your filters, and your exits to it. Whether you copy their sells is a separate switch, because 'when to get in' and 'when to get out' are different judgments and you may only trust them on one.
Detection
Tracked wallets are monitored through enhanced websocket transaction streams, so a swap is detected as it lands rather than on the next poll cycle. On tokens that move in seconds, that difference is the whole trade.
Detection feeds the same execution path as every other ARCHR entry, which means copied buys get the same Shield screening and filter checks as anything else.
Controls
Amplification is the risk. Copy trading multiplies whatever the tracked wallet does, including the mistakes, at whatever size you configured — and it does it faster than you can intervene.
Minimum-buy thresholds filter out noise entries. Fixed sizing stops a whale's position from becoming your position. A dedicated exit mode means you leave when your plan says so, not when they do.
Combining
Signals are broad discovery — they surface things you would never have seen. Copy trading is narrow conviction — it tells you what a specific person you have chosen to follow is doing.
Plenty of traders run both, using signals for surface area and a small set of tracked wallets as a confirmation overlay. Keep the auto-buy diagnostics visible so you always know which gate is active.
Common questions
Direct answers, including the ones where the honest answer is “no”.
ARCHR ranks memecoin wallets by realized performance over a rolling 7-day window, with eligibility gates so a wallet needs a genuine trading history rather than a single lucky trade to qualify. You can copy any ranked wallet in one click. Past performance is not a forecast.
Up to 20 wallets per user, each with independent alert, copy-buy, copy-sell, sizing, filter, and exit settings.
No. You set a fixed buy size. Copying a whale's proportional sizing would be reckless, so ARCHR copies the decision to buy, not the amount.
Yes. Copy-buy and copy-sell are separate toggles per wallet, and you can run your own exit plan on copied positions instead of following theirs.
Not inherently. A wallet's on-chain action is often a stronger signal than a call, but copy trading amplifies that wallet's mistakes as faithfully as its wins. The risk controls you set matter more than the source.
Tracked wallets are monitored via enhanced websocket transaction streams, so swaps are detected as they land rather than on a polling interval.
Keep reading
ARCHR runs in Telegram. @archr_signal_bot — free to start, 1% platform fee on trades.
Memecoin trading is highly volatile and can result in total loss of capital. ARCHR provides software tools, not financial advice. Read the full risk disclosure and terms of use.
