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# Copy Trading

Mirror trades from any Nado wallet address.

Mirror the trades of any Nado wallet address. Paste a wallet address, configure your parameters, and NadoBro will automatically replicate their positions.

#### How It Works

* Paste any **Nado wallet address** to start mirroring
* NadoBro **polls every 30 seconds** for new positions
* Mirrors positions with the **same TP/SL** as the source trader
* Maximum of **5 active mirrors** per user

#### Configurable Parameters

| Parameter                  | Range       | Description                                           |
| -------------------------- | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **Margin per Trade**       | $5 — $5,000 | How much margin to allocate per copied trade          |
| **Max Leverage Cap**       | 1x — 40x    | Maximum leverage allowed on copied positions          |
| **Cumulative Stop Loss**   | Custom      | Total loss limit — auto-stops mirroring when reached  |
| **Cumulative Take Profit** | Custom      | Total gain target — auto-stops mirroring when reached |

{% hint style="info" %} <sup>**Copy trading carries risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always set a cumulative stop loss to limit your maximum exposure, and test on Testnet first.**</sup>
{% endhint %}


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