Entry Parameters

Who We Copy decides which wallets are worth following. These parameters decide whether Copycat Lite should copy an individual trade from one of those wallets.

This page is currently read-only. It shows the values saved in Cloudflare D1, but it cannot change them yet. That is intentional while Copycat Lite remains in paper mode and before we add secure settings controls.

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Paper Account

Starting Paper Capital

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The original paper balance used to test the strategy.

Current Capital

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Starting capital plus or minus paper trading results.

Available Capital

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Capital not currently allocated to open paper positions.

Deployed Capital

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Paper capital currently committed to open positions.

Realized P&L

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Profit or loss from positions that have already closed.

Open Positions

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Number of positions currently open in the paper account.

Position Sizing

Base Entry

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The preferred size for a normal approved trade.

Minimum Entry

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If the safe executable amount falls below this, reject the trade.

Maximum Capital Deployed

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Maximum percentage of the paper account that can be deployed.

Maximum Market Exposure

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Maximum percentage of capital exposed to one Polymarket market.

Maximum Wallet Exposure

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Maximum percentage of capital attributable to one copied wallet.

Adds

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Whether repeated purchases of the same wallet/market position are allowed.

Trade Acceptance Rules

Maximum Price Drift

Reject the copy if the live executable price has moved too far from the leader's observed entry price.

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Maximum Trade Age

Reject a leader trade that is already too old by the time Copycat Lite evaluates it.

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Minimum Time to Resolution

Avoid entering a market when there is too little time left before the market resolves.

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Require Live CLOB

The trade must be checked against a current Polymarket order book.

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Require Entry Depth

There must be enough real order-book liquidity to support the intended entry size.

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Require Exit Depth

The market must show meaningful bid-side liquidity so an early exit is not obviously impossible.

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