Recently, I tested a copy trading strategy on the BSC chain, and the results were pretty good.



The core idea is to monitor the on-chain actions of high win-rate wallets, especially those consistently profitable "smart addresses." By using automated trading tools, you can seize quite a few opportunities.

To be honest, the transaction speed on BSC is definitely an advantage, and the gas fees are low. Manual operations simply can't keep up with the pace, but bots can solve the latency issue.

Of course, copy trading isn't about blindly copying—you still need to set stop-losses. After all, no matter how good a wallet is, it can still make mistakes. Risk control should always be the top priority.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 13h ago
Even smart addresses can get wrecked. Don’t treat stop-loss as a decoration, bro.
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FloorSweepervip
· 13h ago
lmao copying wallets on bsc... until you realize those "smart addresses" are just front-running bots themselves. good luck chasing ghosts fr
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rugged_againvip
· 13h ago
I’m just saying, copy trading with bots does indeed limit manual trading, but the key is still to find truly stable wallets; otherwise, you’ll still get trapped.
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TopEscapeArtistvip
· 13h ago
Wait, are you saying that these "smart addresses" also buy at historical highs? Last year, I followed a consistently profitable wallet and still ended up getting stuck.
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