Copy Trading Bots Compared

It’s another day to make some donations to the Solana Blockchain. Well usually we’re pretty good at making profits but today is in the name of testing. I want to test some copy trading bots. Now a few months ago I did some speed tests between Tradewiz and Trojan as they were truly the only copy trading bots around, but now we have a plethora of copy trading bots and today I’m going to take 5 copy trading bots and we’re going do some tests and make some comparisons and see how they all stack up. Things are getting pretty heated in the copy trading sector so let’s take a look at how these bots compared today.

Like I said we have 5 copy trading bots that we want to compare and those 5 are TradeWiz, DBot, Bloom, Odin and Trojan. Now DBot, Bloom and Odin I’m not too familiar with but I’ve gotten familiar with over this test and we’re going to run through some of the specs for these bots right now. I did some research on all these guys to find out what sort of features they have and how beneficial they are in regards to copy trading and what sort of filters we can utilize to copy trade the wallets that we want to trade.

A Breakdown of 5 Copy Trading Bots

For the full details of all the bots visit the Google Sheet

Copy Trading Bot Unique Features

Some very interesting spread of features between all copy trading bots exhibited in that attached spreadsheet.

• DBot
  • Auto sell after pump migration
  • Sell if the dev sells.
• Bloom
  • Has a multi region option, which means you can change region depending on where you’re located or you can make it automated so that your transaction finds the best route available and the most easiest route available so you can have multi region available in Europe and America so therefore your transactions can process as fast as possible.
• Odin
  • Odin Degen mode
  • Cross Mirror trading prevention

Making the Test Trades

Let’s have a look at how the transactions played out for this particular test, so what I did was to do some trades on GMGN with my master wallet my and then those 5 copy trading bots copied each trade I made for a total of 5 trades. Utilizing my own selected wallets that I like to manually copy trade I made those five trades that can be seen on the full accompanying video. I was able to jump over to review tokens that other popular wallets were trading and see if I like what I see regards to volume, top 10 holders snipes that kind of thing then I jumped in and had a little test trade and those five bots all copied my test trades. I bought and sold 5 tokens with varying market caps to test low and high market caps for a bit of variation.

Copy Trading Transactions Compared

So with those five transactions that I completed with this copy trading test let’s have a quick look at the breakdown of each of these transactions now what I’ve done here is I’ve put them together into a nice box of data for each particular trade and what I did with each particular trade was I put the master wallet on the first column. on the far left and then the five trading bots that followed along, See the full details in the image below and the attached spreadsheet that follows.

Comparison Data

• Best Buy Entry
• Buy Block Position
• Buy Time Stamp
• Buy Fees
• SPL in
• SPL out
• Best Sell Position
• ROI %
• Sell Block Position
• Sell Time Stamp
• Sell Fees

I highlighted each winning bot for each trade in the test parameters above. Worth noting that a number of the trading bots did miss some transactions. Odin being the worst of the bunch missing 3 transactions. The link to this spreadsheet will be available in the description below so make sure you check that out if you do wanna have a closer look – For the full details of all the bots visit the Google Sheet

The Final Results

Now it goes without saying that 5 transactions is not really enough to come to any conclusions. It would be essential to do at least 50 copy trades to see how things worked out in the long run comparing these trading bots. The calculations here shows you who won each category the most and the overall winner out of these five trades was DBot.