Real wallets · real trades · paper execution
Follow the traders
who actually hit.
Some wallets find the runners before anyone else. Instead of watching them by hand, pick one and fund a vault — every entry they make is mirrored into yours, at your scale.
Live tape
- WI
coldwallet aped $WIFDOG
614.07 at $27.79 · 2s ago · now $27.79
buy6.796 ETH
0xea92…76ed - BUsell
5.527 ETH
0xd64c…6dfc - GIsell
5.662 ETH
0x7c76…3eae - TEbuy
1.184 ETH
0x47ec…3f7b - BU
lastcandle dumped $BULLSHIT
509.70 at $0.8846 · 1m ago · now $8.16
sell0.180 ETH
0x665f…a632 - BUbuy
5.033 ETH
0x55cc…a279 - EMsell
0.079 ETH
0x1f21…67d4 - BUsell
1.407 ETH
0x1148…f7be
How the copy works
Find a wallet
Mirror reads every transfer on the chain, takes the busiest tokens, and pulls out the wallets behind them. Or paste an address you already follow.
Fund a vault
Pick a trader and put practice credits behind them. Set the share of your cash each entry takes, a ceiling per trade, and a stop.
It mirrors itself
When they buy, your vault buys at the price their trade executed at. When they sell 40% of a bag, your vault sells 40% of yours.
Split the upside
The trader takes a cut of what you actually made. On a losing round they take nothing.
What this is
The traders and their trades are real: Mirror reads them off Robinhood Chain over JSON-RPC, works out each swap from the wallet's own balance deltas, and prices them from the trades themselves. The copying is on paper — your vault holds positions at real prices, but no transaction is ever signed and no funds move. That is the part a weekend cannot honestly do: real execution means custody, latency, slippage and MEV.