PandaTool Copy Trading Bot – Full Tutorial

The Copy Trading Bot is a DEX trading tool developed by PandaTool. It monitors the trading activity of target tokens in real time and executes targeted copy trading strategies, such as copy buy, copy sell, and dual‑direction copy trading.

1. Feature Overview
Users can import multiple wallet addresses and selectively copy trades based on the buying or selling activity of a target token. For example, when a target token has a buy transaction, you can choose to copy the buy or copy the sell. You can also set different trade amounts, making it very convenient and fast.

2. Supported DEXs
PandaTool’s copy trading bot supports multiple blockchains and DEX pool types, as follows:

• BNB Chain: PancakeSwap V2, PancakeSwap V3

• Ethereum: Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3

• Avalanche: Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3

• Polygon: Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3

• Arbitrum, Optimism, Base: Uniswap V2, Uniswap V3

II. Copy Trading Bot Tutorial
Open the bot’s operation page: https://www.pandatool.org/zh-CN/market/follow and follow the steps below.

1. Query the Liquidity Pool
First, select the basic information, including chain, token, etc.:

• Select Chain: Choose the blockchain you want to trade on. Select the chain where the target token is located.

• Select DEX: Choose the type of liquidity pool you created, mainly the difference between V2 and V3.

• Quote Currency: This is the base token of your pool, usually BNB, ETH, USDT, etc. Check your pool’s trading pair.

• Fee Tier: If it is a V3 pool, you need to select the fee tier, typically 0.01%.

• Token Address: Enter the address of the target token you want to trade.

After confirming the information is correct, click “Query”.
If the query is successful, the token price will appear on the right side of the page and it will indicate that the pool has been found.
If there is a problem, it will prompt that no liquidity was found. In this case, you need to verify whether the selected blockchain or DEX is correct.

2. Import Wallets
After finding the pool and price, click the button on the right to import wallets (private keys).
In the pop‑up window, enter the wallet private keys, one per line, and then click “Import Private Key”. (Usually importing a few dozen is enough.)
Once the wallets are imported, you will see the wallet addresses. Click “Refresh Balance” to check the token balances in the wallets. After the balances are refreshed, proceed to the next step.

3. Exclude Addresses
Excluded addresses are those that you do not want the bot to copy. When these addresses trade, the bot will not follow. It works like a copy trading whitelist, helping to accurately identify users and avoid mistaken copy trades. For example, there is no need to copy the project team’s own wallet operations.
Transactions where whitelist addresses interact directly with the Pair contract are monitored. Transactions executed through aggregators/routers (such as TP Wallet, OKX, Binance Web3 Wallet, etc.) will not be detected.

4. Copy Trading Strategy
There are three main copy strategies: copy buy, copy sell, and dual‑direction copy, which are easy to understand:

• Copy Buy: Copy the trade when an address buys the token.

• Copy Sell: Copy the trade when an address sells the token.

• Dual‑Direction Copy: Copy both buys and sells.

Here is how to configure the strategy:

• Monitor Copy Amount: Only copy when an address trades a certain amount of tokens. This setting filters out very small or very large trades to ensure accuracy.

• Copy Direction: Choose copy buy, copy sell, or dual‑direction copy.

• Action Direction: For a given copy direction, choose whether to buy or sell. For example, if you choose copy buy, do you want to follow with a buy or a sell? Following a buy with a buy is forward; following a buy with a sell is reverse.

• Copy Amount: Set the copy amount as a percentage of the monitored trade. Suppose an address buys 100 USDT worth of the token and you choose reverse sell. If the copy percentage is 100%, you will sell 100 U of the token. If set to 50%, you will sell 50 U, and so on.

• Stop Trading: Choose how to stop the bot. The default is manual stop. You can also set a timer or stop after a certain number of trades.

5. Copy Trading in Practice
After configuring the strategy, click the “Start Copy” button to begin.
In the copy log, the upper line shows the monitored trade, and the lower line shows the bot’s copy trade.

III. FAQ
1. The token address is correct, but why does it show an error?
A: If you are sure the token address is correct, the problem is likely an incorrect blockchain selection or the wrong DEX pool type.

2. Why did the transaction fail?
A: The most common reasons are insufficient gas in the wallet or insufficient token balance.

3. Will my private keys be leaked?
A: Private keys are stored only on your local computer page and are not uploaded to any server. At least PandaTool cannot see them.

4. How many wallets can I import at most?
A: In theory, there is no upper limit. However, considering your computer’s CPU and user experience, a few dozen wallets is a reasonable number.

5. Why didn’t my excluded addresses take effect?
A: The bot can only detect addresses that trade directly with the pool. If the address uses the built‑in swap aggregator of TP Wallet, OKX, or Binance Web3 Wallet, it may not be detected.

6. How does the copy trading tool charge?
A: The fee per transaction is as follows:

• BSC Mainnet: 0.0005 BNB

• Ethereum: 0.0001 ETH

• Base: 0.0001 ETH

• Arbitrum: 0.0001 ETH

• Avalanche: 0.01 AVAX

• Polygon: 0.1 POL

• Optimism: 0.0001 ETH

If you encounter any unsolvable problems or have questions while using the copy trading tool, please contact customer support in the official PandaTool community: https://t.me/pandatool_en