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OdinBot

A Solana copy-trading platform: pick wallets to mirror, set your size and limits, and it trades for you, spot and perps

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Checked 8 Nov 2026. Bookmark it and ignore links sent in DMs
Fee per trade1%Per copied spot trade. Minimum 0.001 SOL. Perps: 0.1% of position size to open, free to closeSource: OdinBot docs: fees
Works onWebBest for: mirroring wallets with fine control

Real talk

Why people use it

  • Built only for copy trading
  • Copies perps as well as spot
  • Price protection and auto-sell profiles

Why people leave

  • 1% per spot copy
  • Perps fee scales with leverage
  • Copies fill after the wallet you follow

What is OdinBot?

OdinBot does one job: copy other wallets on Solana. Add a wallet address, fund your account, set your trade size, and it mirrors that wallet's buys and sells. You can follow several wallets, use auto-sell profiles, scale or size your buys dynamically, and stop it from copying the same token twice across wallets.

It copies spot trades on pump.fun, PumpSwap, LetsBonk, Raydium, Meteora, Jupiter and OKX routes, and it can copy perps trades too. Price protection skips a copy when the price has already moved too far, and you can export your private key.

Spot copies cost 1% per trade, with a 0.001 SOL minimum. Perps cost 0.1% of the full position size to open and nothing to close. That means at 50x leverage, the opening fee is 5% of your collateral.

OdinBot vs the rest

OdinBot FAQ

Is OdinBot legit?

Yes. OdinBot is a real, working tool: we checked it on 8 November 2026 at odinbot.io. Legit doesn't mean risk-free: only open it from odinbot.io, never from links in DMs, and keep only what you can afford to lose in any trading wallet.

How much does OdinBot charge?

1% per copied spot trade, minimum 0.001 SOL. Perps cost 0.1% of position size to open and are free to close.

Why is my copied trade at a loss when the wallet I copied is in profit?

Copies fill after the original trade, usually at a worse price, and fees and slippage add up. Small tokens move fast enough to turn a winner into a loser for the copier.

Facts last checked 8 Nov 2026. Fees change often: always check the fee line on your order preview.