Open the Telegram bot.
Try the setup with $10,000 virtual USDC. No card, deposit, or live trade needed.
Pick the wallets. Set the limits. PolyTortoise watches their moves, copies buys, mirrors exits, and keeps running until you pause it.
$10,000 virtual USDC. No card. Switch live only when you choose.
Start with virtual money. Get familiar with the controls before deciding whether to go live.
Try the setup with $10,000 virtual USDC. No card, deposit, or live trade needed.
The bot starts paper-copying three current top wallets at $100 each. Swap them, and set your copy size, daily loss cap, and position limits, any time.
The bot copies buys and mirrors exits within your limits. Inspect the results, change your settings, or pause it.
All-time Polymarket account P&L from users who opt in. This includes trades made outside PolyTortoise, not just copied trades.
Straight answers on cost, custody and risk. More detail in Security and trust and the guides.
Yes. You start with $10,000 of virtual USDC, with no card, deposit or charge. Paper trades never touch a wallet, but they pay the fees a live copy would, so paper and live results compare.
1% of each filled live copy buy: a $100 copy is a $99 order plus a $1 fee. Exits are free and unfilled orders are not charged. Polymarket's own taker fee on some markets is separate and goes to Polymarket.
Your own Polymarket deposit wallet, created for your account. There is no pooled balance. The bot signs the copies you set up and the withdrawals you confirm. How keys and data are handled.
Usually within seconds of the leader's trade. Prices can move in that time, so orders carry a price limit and a copy that would fill too far from the price the bot saw is not sent.
Yes. Live trading can lose money, a wallet's past results do not predict its future ones, and paper results do not predict live results.
Send /pause to stop copying, /stop to clear your copy targets, or /forget to delete your account data.
Test the controls with virtual USDC. Going live is a separate choice. Live trading can lose money, and paper results do not predict live performance.
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