Copy the best
FOMO traders.

Quickscope supports automated take-profit and stop-loss exits. Choose to exit the whole position, or recover just the principal and leave the remaining position running. Principal recovery requires sufficient position value and liquidity; neither an exit trigger nor a stop loss guarantees a particular fill price.

Yes. Quickscope is a full-featured trading terminal as well as a copy-trading platform. Discover tokens, inspect charts and live activity, and buy or sell supported tokens manually from the interface. You do not have to follow a trader to make your own trades.

Quickscope automates eligible buys from traders on the FOMO app. Connect your wallet, fund your smart account with USDG on Robinhood Chain, choose a trader and save your copy settings. The service runs remotely; you do not need to keep a browser open. Read the setup guide before funding an account.

Quickscope copies eligible buys with a supported route on Robinhood Chain. Trader sells are not automatically mirrored in this wallet-account workflow. Manage exits with your configured take-profit and stop-loss rules, individual orders or manual sells. Watching another chain does not make every token copyable, and execution depends on liquidity and service availability.

Quickscope is a separate product for automating eligible buys from FOMO traders. Using Quickscope requires its own smart account and copy settings; following a trader in a social feed is not the same as authorizing an automatic trade. References to FOMO or a trader do not imply endorsement.

On-chain copy trading uses blockchain activity to trigger trades for a follower. The supported assets, account permissions, sizing and exit behavior depend on the provider. Quickscope's wallet-account workflow copies eligible FOMO buys on Robinhood Chain into your own smart account. You can inspect confirmed transactions publicly, but your price and result can differ from the trader's.

No. Your funds sit in a smart account whose owner is your wallet, and only the owner can withdraw. Quickscope holds a separate operator key that is allowed to do exactly one thing: execute a supported trading plan through validated venues, within the account’s on-chain spending caps. That key cannot transfer your balance out, cannot change the owner, and cannot raise your caps. The restriction is enforced by the account contract, not by a policy.

Four consecutive live copies landed three Robinhood blocks after the target trader’s Robinhood destination fill. At roughly 100 ms per block, that gap is about 300 ms. The estimate covers the two Robinhood fills, not the complete elapsed time from the original Solana transaction. Timing varies by route, liquidity and network conditions; we continue improving execution speed and consistency.

Quickscope displays FOMO trader rankings across 24-hour, 7-day and all-time windows, refreshed daily. You can also search by exact username. Review the trader's history, assets and supported routes before choosing them. Each followed trader has separate copy settings, including an amount per copied buy; account token spending caps are shared. Rankings describe past activity, not expected returns.

Every trader you follow gets their own settings: market or price-limited entries, a minimum source-trade size, an amount per individual copied trade, a maximum slippage the copy is allowed to accept, and optional take-profit and stop-loss levels measured as a percentage move from your weighted entry. The service uses these settings to size and filter copies; the contract separately enforces account spending caps and the submitted transaction’s minimum output. These are different layers of protection. You can change the settings or stop copying a trader at any time.

Stopping a subscription prevents new copies and pauses its copy take-profit and stop-loss rules. It does not sell holdings or cancel separate individual orders; submitted transactions may still settle. Automatic execution depends on the service. For wallet accounts, owner-authorized withdrawal is a separate on-chain function, so it can be called through a suitable wallet tool even if the Quickscope interface is unavailable.

Quickscope monitors supported trader activity on Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Monad and HyperEVM. In the wallet-account workflow, eligible copies execute on Robinhood Chain using USDG. A watched source chain does not mean every token or trade on that chain can be copied, or that Quickscope executes native swaps there.

Copy trading is not automatically profitable, and any platform promising otherwise is selling something. Your result can differ from the trader’s because of eligible routes, timing, fees, position sizes and exit settings. You can lose your entire trading allocation. What copy trading changes is the work: instead of finding trades, you are selecting traders and sizing your exposure to them. Past performance on a leaderboard describes what already happened and is not a forecast.