Every setting, every guard, and what each one actually does.
Pods mirrors your favorite traders' buys and sells at your size, in real time. This page is the whole manual: what a pod is, the path a trade takes from a trader's wallet to yours, every guard with its default and its trade-off, and where the money sits at each step.
What Pods is
Pods lets you create a pod: a small vault bound to a trader you trust. You pick a trader from Fomo.family, Kolscan or GMGN, you set your size, and their buys and their sells are mirrored into your pod, at your size, while you do something else.
You copy exits too. A copy is not a buy signal, it is a position that opens and closes with your trader, unless one of your own guards fires first.
The money is yours. Each pod holds funds you control, and you can withdraw whenever you want. One switch pauses everything.
Pods copies on Solana and Ethereum. Pods is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Fomo, Kolscan or GMGN — it is an independent product built on top of public leaderboards and on-chain data.
Start in five steps
- 1
Connect
Sign in with your X account. Your profile becomes your Pods identity.
- 2
Pick a trader
Browse the leaderboard, paste a handle like @rasmr, or drop a screenshot of any Fomo profile — we match the wallet.
- 3
Create the pod
Choose your sizing and your guards. A review screen lists everything you chose before anything is armed.
- 4
Fund the pod
Deposit SOL or ETH. The pod can only spend what you put in it.
- 5
Then nothing
You get a notification on every mirrored trade: entries, exits, and your P&L. The Positions and Activity screens are the two you will live in.
Fund your pod before your trader's next move. A pod arms itself at the end of the flow, and a copy fills once there is cash behind it.
Creating a pod
One pod = one trader. You can run as many pods as you like, each with its own size, guards and balance. A pod is identified by the trader it mirrors: their Fomo handle, their Kolscan wallet, or a GMGN profile link.
Any Fomo trader, not just the top 100. Paste their handle, or a screenshot of their profile page from your phone — we identify the wallet on-chain and make them copyable like anyone on the leaderboard.
The creation flow asks you, in order: sizing mode, your size, max per trade, minimum trade to follow, first buys only, take profit, stop loss, max chase, and what to do when two of your traders buy the same coin. Save it at the end and your next copy starts from those answers.
How a copy happens
Your trader buys. Pods sees it on-chain, runs it through your rules, and buys at your size. A copied buy lands within seconds of theirs.
Before anything else, it checks your trader actually paid for that buy: anyone can push tokens into a well-known wallet to make it look like a purchase. What cannot be confirmed is not copied.
Then your own rules decide. The first one that matches stops the copy, and you get a message saying which:
On a sell, only the trader who opened your position can close it. If trader A opened your bag, trader B selling does not touch it.
Sizing your copies
Sizing is set per pod. You can copy one trader at $50 a trade and another at 5% of theirs.
Fixed amount
The same amount on every copied trade. They buy $400, you buy $50. They buy $2,000, you buy $50. Your exposure is predictable, and disconnected from their conviction.
% of trader
A share of what they spent. They buy $400, at 10% you buy $40. They buy $2,000, you buy $200. You scale with their conviction — including on the trade where they go big. That is what max per trade is for.
Max per trade
A ceiling on any single copy, whatever they do. At 2%, a $30,000 print would be $600 without it. This is the safety net of % sizing; a fixed amount is never trimmed.
Every setting
Set when you create the pod, it belongs to that trader. Set globally, it applies to all of them. Sizing, max per trade, first buys only, take profit and stop loss are stored per pod.
Mirroring · on / paused
per pod
The kill switch. Paused, nothing is mirrored. Nothing is sold either: your positions stay exactly where they are, and you can still sell them by hand.
Minimum trade
default $20
Ignore trades under this amount. Small buys are often probes, not conviction. Set too high, it is the usual reason a pod stays quiet.
Max chase
10% · 25% · 50% · off
If the price has already run too far past their entry by the time your trade would land, it is skipped. This is what protects your entry price.
Slippage
default auto
How far the price may move against you between the quote and the fill. Slippage decides whether a trade fills; max chase is what caps the entry.
First buys only
per pod · default all buys
Copy only their very first entry into a token. If they had already traded it before, the big move is often gone. Exits on tokens you hold still copy either way.
Cooldown
30m · 1h · 4h · off
A repeat buy of a token you already hold inside the window is skipped. Traders fire in bursts: a short cooldown lets you stack into a runner, a long one stops you averaging up blindly.
Same coin, two traders
first buy wins · buy again
One of your traders buys a coin and you copy it. An hour later another buys it too. First buy wins keeps one position; buy again stacks each buy inside your cooldown.
How a position leaves
Four things can close a pod position, whichever fires first:
- Your trader sells. The pod sells the same proportion at market.
- Take profit. Your target is hit and the pod locks the gain.
- Stop loss. Your floor is hit and the pod cuts the position.
- You sell by hand. Any position can be closed manually from the terminal at any time.
If your trader sells at a loss, you choose the behavior per pod: follow the sell, or hold and wait for your own levels. Guards never block an exit — they only filter entries.
Your money
Each pod is funded separately and can only spend what you put in it. Balances are visible at all times in the terminal, and withdrawals send funds back to your own wallet whenever you want.
Real funds move. Pausing a pod stops everything new; withdrawing is always possible, even while a pod is active.
Where you see your numbers
The terminal shows every pod with its balance, open positions and P&L. The Positions table lists each live bag with entry, size and unrealized P&L; the Activity feed lists every mirrored entry and exit as it happens. Clicking a pod reveals exactly who is being copied inside it — Fomo handles with their badge, Kolscan and GMGN wallets alike.
FAQ
Do I need to trade myself?+
No. Once a pod is funded, entries and exits mirror your trader automatically. You can always sell by hand on top of it.
Can I copy a trader who is not on a leaderboard?+
Yes. Paste their Fomo handle, a wallet address, or a screenshot of their profile — Pods identifies the wallet on-chain.
What happens when I pause a pod?+
Nothing new is mirrored and nothing is sold. Your open positions stay where they are until you resume or close them yourself.
Can a guard block a sell?+
Never. Guards filter entries only. Exits — yours or your trader's — always go through.
When is the terminal opening?+
Very soon. Launch App currently shows a waitlist notice — follow @yourpodsonly on X to be first in.
