MOFO copy trading: setup, speed test & wallet research

MOFO is a Telegram bot that automatically copies traders from FOMO. You choose the trader, choose how much to buy and set the rules. When that trader buys or sells, MOFO reacts for you.

Open MOFO ↗Open FOMO ↗

Do not blindly copy my FOMO account. I use it for content and experiments. A coin appearing there is not me telling you to buy it.

What actually happens

That is the whole idea. Doing this manually is basically impossible because by the time you see the FOMO notification, open a trading app, find the token and press buy, MOFO can already be in the trade.

In the example from my video, MOFO copied the trade about two seconds after the original trader. That is fast enough to show why a human cannot realistically compete with it by clicking manually. It does not mean every copy will land in exactly two seconds.

And yes, the copy works both ways: if the trader buys garbage or gets dumped on, you can lose money automatically too.

How to set it up

1. Open MOFO and finish the setup inside Telegram.
2. Add funds to the wallet MOFO creates for you. Start with an amount you are completely fine losing.
3. Type /copytrade.
4. Add the FOMO trader you want to copy. MOFO can look up a supported FOMO username for you.
5. Choose how much each copied buy should use.
6. Set your trade rules and turn the copy on.

Before switching it on, know three numbers: how much one buy can use, how much price movement you allow, and how you will stop copying the trader.

The settings in normal English

Slippage

How far the price is allowed to move before MOFO refuses the trade. Buy and sell have separate limits. More slippage can get more trades through, but it can also give you a much worse price. The screenshot shows 30% buy slippage; do not copy that number without understanding what it allows.

Priority fee

The fee used to get the transaction included faster. Normal adjusts automatically with the market. Fast, Turbo or Custom use a fixed minimum fee per trade. Faster settings can cost more.

Buy-once cooldown

Stops the same trader from making you buy the same coin repeatedly within the cooldown period. If you already hold the coin, another buy signal is skipped until the cooldown ends. Selling the coin lets MOFO buy it again immediately.

Retry buys

If a normal buy fails on the first attempt, MOFO tries once more with wider settings. A sponsored buy retries the same transaction rather than spending twice.

Max chase

Stops you from buying after the price has already moved too far above the trader's entry. At the default 25%, MOFO refuses the buy if the quote is already more than 25% above what the trader paid.

MC filter

MC means market cap. Use this to copy only coins inside a market-cap range you choose. A trader-specific filter inside /copytrades replaces the global filter for that trader.

Buy-size filter

Copies the trade only when the original trader spent an amount inside your chosen range. This can filter out tiny test buys that were never meant to be serious positions.

Pump.fun stage

A Pump.fun coin is either still on the bonding curve or has graduated to an AMM. You can copy only pre-graduation coins, only graduated coins, or both.

You will also choose the amount used per trade and how sells are handled. Check those settings every time you add a trader. One setup will not make sense for every wallet or every coin.

How to find traders worth copying

There are three useful ways to do it.

1. Add a FOMO trader directly

Find a trader on FOMO, copy their username and let MOFO look them up. This is the quickest method when the profile can be resolved automatically.

Open FOMO ↗

2. Match the FOMO trades with a wallet on GMGN

Sometimes you want to find the actual wallet behind a FOMO profile. Pick a trade visible on FOMO and note the token, time and amount. Then open that token on GMGN and compare the wallet transactions shown there.

You are looking for a wallet that bought or sold the same token, at the same time, for roughly the same amount. Match more than one transaction before assuming you found the correct wallet.

Open GMGN ↗

3. Find ideas on FomoTop

FomoTop is an outside website that tracks FOMO wallets and ranks their token picks. It is another place to potentially find interesting wallets to research and copy.

The performance shown there may not be repeatable in a real account. Its results use its own tracking rules and simulated copy assumptions. Your entry, exit, fees and slippage can be different. Use it to find ideas, then check the trader yourself.

Five things I check before copying

The biggest green number is not automatically the best trader to copy. I want a wallet whose behaviour makes sense and can be repeated.

Proof from the video

These are the two Solana transactions from the speed example in the video. The first is the trader's FOMO transaction. The second is the copy made by MOFO about two seconds later. They are here as proof of the example—not as another task you need to complete.

What MOFO cannot fix

MOFO removes the slow manual clicking. It cannot turn a bad trader into a good trader. It cannot protect you from rugs, bad liquidity, terrible exits, stupid position sizes or a trader suddenly changing their strategy.

Use a small amount first. Know how to pause or remove a trader. Never leave a bot running forever without checking what it is doing.