How to copy trade
a KOL on Axiom.
Copy trading on Axiom means buying when a trader you trust buys, and selling when he sells. You can do it by hand from
Axiom's own alerts, or let Kong KOL Catcher click for you. Here is how both work, and
where copy trades usually lose money.
01Get his alerts in Axiom
Axiom only tells you about trades from wallets you follow. Add the trader to your favourites and turn on his notifications. From then on, every buy and sell he makes shows up as a popup with the coin, his size in SOL and the market cap he entered at.
02Copy him by hand
When his buy popup lands, open the coin, pick your size and click buy. Then watch for his sell and do the same. It works, but it has two weak points: you have to be looking at the screen, and every second between his alert and your click is price you give away. On a small memecoin his own buy can move the price before you have finished reading the popup.
03Or let Kong KOL Catcher click for you
Kong KOL Catcher is a Chrome extension that makes the same clicks for you. Type the trader's name as Axiom labels him, teach it your buy and sell buttons once, choose your size and arm it. When his buy alert lands it opens the coin and clicks your buy preset. When he sells, it clicks your sell straight away, even while the Axiom tab is in the background.
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Choosing who to copy.
- Judge him on his exits, not just his entries. A trader who buys early but rides everything to zero is not worth copying.
- Skip wallets that look like bots: dozens of trades a minute, tiny sizes, no pattern.
- Copy one trader, not five. Alerts from several traders pile onto the same coins and you end up in positions nobody is managing.
- Watch him for a week before you copy him with real SOL. Well known names such as Decu, Cupsey or Orangie are a common starting point; Kong Tools is not affiliated with any of them.
Sizing and entries.
Set a minimum size so his small test buys do not trigger you; 1 SOL is a sensible floor. On very small coins his own buy spikes
the price, so a short wait often gets a better fill than chasing the spike. Kong KOL Catcher waits one second on coins under $15K market
cap and buys at once above that, where speed matters more than the wait.
The exit is where copy trades lose.
Most copy traders get the entry right and the exit wrong. If he sells and you are ten seconds behind, you sell into the
same red candle his exit created. Make your sell follow his sell rather than a percentage target you set in advance, and make it instant.
Practise before you risk anything.
Kong Simulator is a free paper trading panel for Axiom with real fees and
slippage. Kong KOL Catcher's PAPER mode sends every copied trade there, so you can see a week of results before a single SOL is on the line.
The honest part.
Copying a trader copies his losses as well as his wins, and your fill will never be exactly his. Nothing on this page
makes a trade profitable. Only copy with money you can afford to lose.
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