Trade like the top cats.
Find Solana wallets worth following, then mirror their buys and sells from your own copycat wallet.
Copy a top cat before you spend a lamport.
Pick a wallet, set your size and how late you get in, and see what copying their recent swaps would have done.
- Find
Pick a wallet worth following
Every wallet on the board gets a Cat Score from its real swaps: profit on what it closed, hit rate, size of wins, hold time and how spread out the wins are.
Top Cat 85+Panther 70+Bobcat 55+ - Set
Tell your copycat how to trade
Start from Cautious, Balanced or Shadow, then tune size, which trades to copy, filters, exits and fees.
CautiousBalancedShadow - Copy
Paper first, then live
Your copycat fills on paper at live Jupiter quotes. When the numbers look right, fund its wallet and flip it live.
PaperLive
The Cat Score.
One number from 0 to 100 for one question: is this wallet worth copying from a few seconds behind?
Realized return on the SOL they closed. 40% scores full marks.
Share of closed tokens that ended green.
How much of the winnings came from more than one token.
Realized SOL on a log scale, full at 100 SOL.
Under 30 seconds scores zero. Five minutes and up scores full.
Then it gets honest
Fewer than 20 closed tokens damps the score. So does a wallet that has gone quiet for days. Wallets that flip in under 30 seconds, or made almost everything on one lucky token, are capped low no matter how big the PnL.
Every control a copy trader asks for.
A fixed amount every time, or a share of what the leader spends with a floor and a ceiling.
Sell the same share they sold, exit on their first sell, or ignore sells and use your own exits.
Pay more to land first when blocks are busy. Live copycats only.
Skip tiny buys, stale signals, thin liquidity, market caps outside your range and any mint you block.
Checked every 15 seconds against live prices. The first one to trip sells the position. Shown with the Cautious preset.
Once a copycat loses this much in a UTC day, it stops opening new positions until tomorrow.
Override the cat. One press and the keeper sells that position on its next pass, usually within 15 seconds.
Your keys stay out of it.
Copycats never touch the wallet you sign in with. You decide what each one gets.
One wallet per copycat
Each copycat trades from its own fresh Solana wallet. Your main wallet only signs in and sends deposits.
Keys sealed on the server
Copycat keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they touch the database and only opened to sign a swap.
Withdraw any time
One button sends every spare lamport back to the wallet that created the copycat.
Paper by default
Every copycat starts on paper with a bankroll you choose. Live needs a funded wallet and a deliberate switch.
A desk kill switch
Live trading can be paused for everyone at once while paper keeps running.
On the prowl right now
Open ProwlQuestions.
How fast are copies?+
A Helius webhook hands us the leader's transaction a second or two after it lands, and the copycat acts on it right away. A 15 second sweep catches anything the webhook misses and runs your exits.
Will I get the same price as the leader?+
No. You buy after them, so you usually pay a little more and sell a little lower. The copy machine above lets you see what a few percent of lag does to the result.
What does it cost?+
Network fees, priority fees on live swaps, and whatever the route costs on Jupiter. Copying on paper costs nothing.
Can the leader see I am copying?+
No. Copycats read public on-chain swaps. Nothing is sent to the wallet you follow.
Is this advice?+
No. A wallet that did well last week can do badly this week, and most memecoins go to zero. Start on paper and size small.
Your first copycat runs on paper.
Connect, sign a free message, pick a cat. No deposit until you want one.