Best crypto copy trading bots in 2026: 8 tools compared

The best copy trading bot is the one that says where the wallets come from and what happens when a trade goes wrong. The 8 below are ranked by 30-day fees tracked on DefiLlama, with fees, chains and custody from their official pages. GMGN, Trojan, Maestro, Bloom, Sigma and Banana Gun add copy trading to a wider tool set; copyfomo does nothing else.

Updated 27 September 2026 · 8 bots

The ranking

Ordered by real usage: trailing 30-day fees on DefiLlama, all chains together.

  1. GMGN

    Web terminal + Telegram bots · Solana · EVM · Tron

    You trade memecoins on several chains and want analysis and execution in one place.

    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Web, Telegram
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 88% of fees on EVM chains.

  2. Maestro

    Multi-chain Telegram bot · Solana · EVM · Tron · TON

    You want one Telegram bot for Solana plus EVM chains, TON and Tron.

    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Desktop app
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama, 30 days, all chains: about 82% of fees on EVM chains.

    Open MaestroReviewFeesSafetymaestrobots.com
  3. Trojan

    Telegram bot + web terminal · Solana

    You trade only Solana and want the same wallets in Telegram and on the web.

    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    10% off trading fees
  4. Bloom

    Telegram bot + browser extension · Solana · EVM

    You like Telegram execution but read your charts on Axiom, GMGN or Photon.

    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Extension
    Referral perk
    10% off: 0.9% fee instead of 1%
  5. copyfomo

    Copy-trading Telegram bot · Solana · EVM

    You want to mirror proven wallets on Base, BSC, Robinhood Chain or Solana without watching charts.

    Platform fee
    2%
    Where it runs
    Telegram
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama, 30 days: about 95% of fees on EVM chains, mostly Robinhood Chain. Tracked since 17 Sep 2026.

  6. Banana Gun

    EVM Telegram bot + Banana Pro web · Solana · EVM

    You trade Ethereum, Base or BSC launches from Telegram and want the lowest documented manual-trade fee.

    Platform fee
    0.5% / 1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    None documented

    DefiLlama shows $7.2K over 30 days against $2.7M over the past year: its tracker looks broken, so this card number understates real use.

  7. Sigma

    EVM Telegram sniper bot · Solana · EVM

    You snipe EVM launches from Telegram and want one flat fee.

    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram
    Referral perk
    None documented

    Not tracked by DefiLlama: no public usage figure exists.

  8. Based Bot

    Telegram bot on EVM and Solana + web terminal · Solana · EVM

    You trade Base, Ethereum, BSC or Solana launches from Telegram and want one account that covers everything, from sniping to DCA.

    Platform fee
    1%
    Where it runs
    Telegram, Web
    Referral perk
    None documented

    Not tracked by DefiLlama: the only public figure is 141,604 monthly users on its Telegram bot.

Copy trade a wallet: where the wallet list comes from

Every copy bot needs a source of wallets, and the sources differ. copyfomo mirrors entries and exits from fomo's public leaderboard into your own wallet, states plainly that it is not affiliated with fomo, and adds detailed guards: position sizing, take profit, stop loss, a market-cap band, first buys only, and a one-tap kill switch. fomo itself is a social trading app where you see what other traders buy next to the swap button.

GMGN documents copy trading with take-profit, stop-loss and trailing orders, Trojan pairs copy trading with DCA ladders and perps on Solana, Bloom adds an AFK mode, and Maestro and Sigma document copy trading across their chain lists. Axiom, Photon, BONKbot and o1.exchange publish no copy trading at all, which is why they are not on this page.

Copy trading fees: 2% against 1%, and what you keep

copyfomo charges 2% a trade, double the 1% most bots here charge, and documents no cashback. Trojan's bot trades net at 0.80% after 20% cashback, Maestro returns 15-30% automatically, Bloom charges referred users 0.9% instead of 1%, and GMGN takes a flat 1% with no new-user discount. Sigma publishes 1% on EVM chains and 0% on Solana trades.

Cashback rarely compensates for a bad copy target. Before you mirror anyone, check what the bot executes and on which chains: copyfomo covers Robinhood Chain, Base, BSC and Solana, Trojan is Solana only, and Bloom, Maestro and GMGN cover Solana plus several EVM chains. Then read the exit rules. copyfomo copies exits as well as entries, and GMGN documents take-profit and stop-loss orders, while a bot that only mirrors buys leaves the downside to you.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best copy trading bot for Solana?

Trojan documents copy trading, DCA ladders and perps on Solana, with 20% cashback on bot trades and 10% off for referred users. GMGN documents copy trading with take-profit, stop-loss and trailing orders, and Bloom adds copy trading with an AFK mode across Solana and several EVM chains. All three keep custody non-custodial with key export.

Can I copy a wallet on any chain?

Only where the bot covers that chain. copyfomo works on Robinhood Chain, Base, BSC and Solana; GMGN, Maestro and Bloom cover Solana plus several EVM chains; Trojan is Solana only. If the wallet you follow trades a network outside the bot's list, those trades simply will not be mirrored, whatever the settings say.

How much does crypto copy trading cost?

copyfomo charges 2% per trade with no documented cashback, the highest rate here. The multi-purpose bots stay near 1%: GMGN 1% flat, Maestro 1% with 15-30% cashback, Trojan 1% with 20% cashback on bot trades, Bloom 0.9% for referred users. Gas, priority fees and slippage come on top of every one of them.

Is it safe to copy a wallet with a bot?

The bots differ on custody, not on market risk. copyfomo is non-custodial with key export and withdrawals at any time, and Trojan, GMGN, Bloom, Sigma and Banana Gun are non-custodial or allow key export. What none of them removes is the chance that the wallet you copy stops working, so use the sizing, market-cap and first-buy filters they provide.

Which wallets should I copy?

None of these bots publishes verified performance for the wallets it mirrors. copyfomo draws from fomo's public leaderboard, and the tracker side of this site is built for exactly this check: Nansen reports 500M+ labeled addresses with a Smart Money tier, and Kolscan shows free PnL leaderboards for Solana KOLs. Use them before copying, and treat a leaderboard as a record of the past.