Tradewiz Copy Trade Standard Settings – Capital Allocation Tips
2025-09-307 min read
Here’s a breakdown of the key parameters when setting up copy trade on Tradewiz, with suggested values based on proven profitable wallets.
1. Tag
Give your setup a label. Keep it short and clear (e.g., Scalp Setup, Pump Sniper, Mid-term).
2. Target Wallet
This is the wallet you mirror trades from.
⚠️ Don’t all-in one wallet. Always diversify across 2–3 wallets to reduce exposure.
3. Max Buy (Per Order Cap)
Defines the maximum SOL spent per copy trade.
👉 See Capital Allocation Strategy below.
4. Buy Times Reset After Sold
Keep this ON ✅. Each time a position is closed, the counter resets — your bot stays ready to catch the next entry.
5. Priority Fee & Tip
Extra gas fee to speed up confirmation.
Recommended: 0.002 – 0.003 SOL
For hot tokens or pump entries: set slightly higher to avoid failed tx.
6. Anti-MEV (Buy/Sell)
Turn ON ✅ both sides. This prevents MEV bots from front-running your buy or dumping before your sell, protecting your PnL.
7. Slippage (Buy & Sell)
Tolerance for price movement during trade execution:
Buy: 15–20%
Sell: 10–20%💡 Too tight → failed orders. Too wide → unnecessary losses.
8. Pump Token Slippage
For Pump.fun plays:
Buy: ~33%
Sell: ~20%High slippage is needed to secure fills in extreme volatility.
💰 Capital Allocation Strategy
Small stack (1–5 SOL): Max Buy 0.05 – 0.15 SOL
Mid stack (5–20 SOL): Max Buy 0.15 – 0.3 SOL
Large stack (>20 SOL): Break into smaller positions and copy multiple wallets.
⚠️ Notes:
Trading with <1 SOL is not recommended. Network fees + tips will eat into profits.
Don’t set more than 0.5 SOL/order if you’re not experienced. High slippage on volatile tokens can wreck your entry and cause heavy losses.
📚 For the most detailed guide on Copy Trade parameters, visit TradeWiz Guides