Auto-copy the best FOMO traders.

On-chain copy trading means an automated system watches a trader's wallet, and when that wallet buys a token, the same buy is placed for you from your own wallet. Nothing is pooled and nothing is managed on your behalf. Because the trades and the balances live on a public blockchain rather than inside an exchange's private ledger, you can verify every copied trade yourself, and you keep the ability to withdraw at any moment.

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: send a buy through the trading venues the account already approves on-chain, within the spending caps you set. 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.

Quickscope reacts to a trader's actual fill rather than to a post, a feed refresh or a screenshot. In live measurement the system produced a ready-to-send copy trade about 2.7 seconds after the trader's own fill. When a trader funds a route before swapping, the copy can be ready early enough to land ahead of them. Speed is not guaranteed on any individual trade — chain conditions and liquidity decide the final fill.

Quickscope charges 1% of copied volume, taken in USDG at the moment a copied buy executes. There is no subscription, no monthly minimum, no fee on deposits or withdrawals, and no fee when nothing is copied. If you post about Quickscope on X, Instagram or TikTok and the post is approved, your account's fee is set to 0% on-chain.

Quickscope ranks the top 100 FOMO traders — the highest-conviction, most-followed wallets — over 24-hour, 7-day and all-time windows, and refreshes that ranking daily. You can also search for a specific trader by their exact username. You choose which of them to follow, and you can follow more than one at once with a separate budget for each.

Every trader you follow gets their own settings: a total budget, a maximum size 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. A copy that would breach any of those limits is not sent. You can change the settings or stop copying a trader at any time.

Stopping means no new buys are copied for you; positions you already hold stay in your smart account and remain yours. Because that account is a contract you own on-chain, your ability to withdraw does not depend on Quickscope being available — the withdrawal path is a function on your own account, callable by your wallet.

Trader activity is detected across Solana, Robinhood Chain, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Monad and HyperEVM, so a trader is followed wherever they are actually trading. Your copies themselves execute on Robinhood Chain, denominated in USDG, which is what keeps the copy fast and the cost of each trade predictable.

Copy trading is not automatically profitable, and any platform promising otherwise is selling something. You inherit the trader's losses as faithfully as their wins, and you also inherit the gap between their fill and yours. 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.

Yes. Every Quickscope account gets an invite link, and anyone who joins through it is bound to you on-chain. You then accrue 30% of the fees they generate, for as long as they keep trading, claimable from your account whenever you want.