Solana Trading Bot
Watch Solana wallets and, only if you choose, mirror trades under rules you define
This project runs on Solana and watches wallets you pick for token-related activity. The repository describes logging of what happens and, when you turn it on, automated copy-style trades that fire only after thresholds and time windows you configure. It is for people who already assume on-chain automation can lose money if anything is wrong or misunderstood.
When it is useful
You are testing on Solana’s dev network, studying how wallet activity and token flows show up in logs, or you are technical enough to read every setting before real funds are involved. The project’s own guidance is to prove behavior in a safe test environment before any mainnet use.
What it does (from the documented behavior)
- Monitors multiple wallets with an emphasis on timely visibility into activity.
- Works with Solana tokens and the account setup the chain expects for holding and moving them, as described in the project.
- Supports rule-based copy trading: conditions you set determine whether a follow-on trade is attempted.
- Covers buy- and sell-side patterns the README describes in simple terms (creating and unwinding token positions), with logging and balance-oriented tracking.
- Includes setup and test flows in the repository so you can rehearse behavior in a controlled way, not as a promise that production use is “safe.”
What you should treat as serious risk
- Not investment advice. Nothing here tells you whom to follow, how to trade, or that automation will be profitable.
- Misconfiguration or bad tokens can drain wallets. Bugs, network issues, malicious assets, or wrong limits can still mean losing funds you connect.
- Keys and fees are your responsibility. Protect signing material, keep enough SOL (or relevant assets) for fees, and understand every action the automation is allowed to take.
- Prove it in dev first. Match the README’s spirit: test on devnet, review logic, then decide whether any mainnet exposure makes sense.
Crypto markets are volatile and scams exist. Use this only if you accept the possibility of total loss, follow local law, and handle your own tax and compliance reporting.
