copytrade.gg

copytrade.gg is a web dashboard for copy trading on Polymarket, built as what its own Telegram channel calls an Axiom-style trading terminal for prediction markets. The main screen is a wallet leaderboard: each row shows a trader's address, one-day, seven-day and thirty-day PNL, winrate, token distribution and average cost, sorted by recent profit. A Copy button sits next to every wallet, letting a visitor mirror that trader's positions without hunting through Polymarket's own markets first.

Alongside the leaderboard, the interface carries Watchlist, Portfolio and Rewards sections and requires a login before any wallet can be copied. Its only public Telegram presence is a small group chat rather than a bot account, so support and updates run through that chat and the website, not through in-chat commands. Orders placed through copytrade.gg route into Polymarket's order book under the builder's own code, which is how #162 and $582K get measured in the first place.

Reaching copytrade.gg starts with the leaderboard, not a chat command: the group chat linked from its Telegram account is confirmed as a chat rather than a bot, so nothing about the copy flow happens inside Telegram itself. A trader logs in on the website, scrolls the ranked wallet list, and picks an address based on its one-day, seven-day and thirty-day PNL and winrate before pressing Copy.

From there, the visible flow stops at that button; the dashboard doesn't walk through a deposit step or show a balance held on its own servers, so what happens between clicking Copy and an order landing on Polymarket isn't spelled out on the page itself. What is measurable is where the order ends up: every fill routes into Polymarket's central limit order book tagged with copytrade.gg's own builder code, which is what lets $582K and #162 get attributed to it rather than to Polymarket generally.

That attribution also means the seven-day and thirty-day windows are a live read on whether wallets are still being copied: $0, $0 and 0 track actual routed activity, not just how many wallets sit on the leaderboard.

• Multi-window PNL ranking

  Each wallet lists one-day, seven-day and thirty-day profit and loss side by side, so a trader can tell a hot week from a wallet that's fading.

• Win and loss bucket breakdown

  Each wallet's recent trades are split into gain and loss buckets, from big multi-bagger wins to steep drawdowns, showing how concentrated its risk really is.

• One-click wallet copy

  A Copy button sits beside every ranked wallet, letting a trader mirror its open positions without placing individual orders on Polymarket first.

• Watchlist and Portfolio views

  Separate Watchlist and Portfolio sections let a trader track wallets before copying them and monitor positions already mirrored, without leaving the dashboard.

Traders avoiding market selection

Following a proven wallet's positions removes the work of scanning Polymarket's own markets for opportunities, trading control for convenience.

Traders comparing wallets before copying

The one-day, seven-day and thirty-day PNL columns let a trader judge whether a wallet's recent run is a hot streak or a longer pattern.

Traders who want to track first

The Watchlist section lets someone follow a wallet's performance first and decide later whether its returns are worth mirroring with real capital.

Traders checking current activity levels

Anyone weighing this builder should check whether $0 and 0 show current flow before assuming its history at $582K still reflects live usage.

copytrade.gg publishes no fee schedule of its own; the site doesn't state a flat rate, a subscription or a cut of profits anywhere a visitor can read before connecting a wallet. That leaves cost folded into ordinary trading mechanics: whatever spread and slippage a copied position picks up on Polymarket's order book, plus any timing lag between the wallet being copied and the mirrored order landing. A trader sizing risk here has $582K in routed flow to weigh against, but no published rate to hold the operator to, so the only way to know what it costs is to trace a handful of fills against Polymarket directly.

• Lets a trader mirror a ranked wallet's Polymarket positions with one click, without building a strategy from scratch.
• Breaks each wallet's recent PNL into one-day, seven-day and thirty-day windows, useful for spotting whether a streak is fresh or fading.
• Carries a verified profile on Polymarket, a baseline transparency signal.
• Separates Watchlist and Portfolio views, so a trader can track a wallet's performance before committing capital to copying it.
• Has built up $582K in attributed volume over its history, giving it more of a track record than a newly launched builder.

• Publishes no fee schedule, leaving a trader with no stated rate to compare before connecting a wallet.
• Recent activity across $0, $0 and 0 is worth checking directly, since #162 and $582K alone don't confirm the builder sees live use today.
• Its only Telegram presence is a small group chat rather than a staffed support channel, limiting real-time contact with the operator.
• Doesn't explain how funds move between pressing Copy and an order landing on Polymarket, so a trader connects a wallet without seeing that mechanism spelled out.

copytrade.gg carries a verified profile on Polymarket, tying its builder code to a checked identity rather than an anonymous one. Beyond that, transparency is thin: it publishes no fee schedule, and doesn't explain how funds move between pressing Copy and an order landing on Polymarket. Its only Telegram presence is a small group chat rather than a staffed support channel, so a trader with a stuck order has limited places to ask. Checking $0, $0 and 0 directly, separately from $582K, is a reasonable habit before trusting the dashboard with real capital.

copytrade.gg's pitch is simple: browse a wallet leaderboard, read its PNL history, press Copy. That simplicity is the whole product, and for a trader who wants exposure to someone else's Polymarket positions without building a strategy from scratch, it does what it says. Before committing, it's worth checking $0, $0 and 0 directly, since they track current routed flow separately from the longer history behind $582K and #162. Traders who want a live, busy copy-trading flow should confirm that activity first; traders comfortable watching a wallet before mirroring it have less to lose by trying it.

• What is copytrade.gg?

  It's a browser dashboard for copy trading on Polymarket, ranking wallets by profit and letting a trader mirror one with a single Copy click, without a Telegram bot involved.

• Is copytrade.gg safe to use?

  It carries a verified Polymarket profile, but publishes no fee schedule, so checking $0 and 0 directly before connecting a wallet is a reasonable habit.

• What does copytrade.gg charge?

  The operator states no fee schedule anywhere on its site, so cost sits inside ordinary trading spread and slippage rather than a stated published rate.

• Is the copytrade.gg Telegram a trading bot?

  No, it's a small group chat, not a bot account, so no order gets placed by sending a command inside Telegram, unlike bot-driven copy tools elsewhere.

• How does copytrade.gg rank wallets?

  It lists wallets in a leaderboard sorted largely by recent profit, showing one-day, seven-day and thirty-day PNL alongside winrate and average cost for each wallet.

• Is copytrade.gg still active?

  Check $0, $0 and 0 directly to see current routed flow, since $582K and #162 describe its longer history rather than what's moving through it this week.

• What are the alternatives to copytrade.gg?

  Predicts.guru's builder leaderboard lists other Polymarket copy trading and order routing tools ranked by attributed volume, useful for comparing current activity levels across the category before choosing one.