📏Copy Trade Sizes

This step defines how much capital PolyGun will use when copying each trade. You choose how closely your trades should mirror the trader’s position size. Step 3 of 7

🎯 What this step does

Copy trade sizing controls the amount of money that goes into every copied position. It determines your exposure and risk level for each trade.

PolyGun gives you three sizing modes so you can match different trading styles and risk preferences.


⚙️ Available sizing modes

💵 Fixed Amount

You set a fixed USDC value for every copied trade.

How it works: No matter how big or small the trader’s position is, PolyGun always uses the same amount.

Example: If you set 10 USDC, every copied trade will buy 10 USDC, even if the trader buys 1,000 USDC.

Best for:

  • Strict budget control

  • Predictable exposure

  • Beginners who want simple sizing

📊 Percentage

You copy a percentage of the trader’s position size.

How it works: Your trade size is proportional to the trader’s.

Example: If set to 50% and the trader buys 100 USDC, you buy 50 USDC.

Best for:

  • Scaling with the trader

  • Following aggressive or conservative strategies

  • Keeping proportional exposure

📈 Portfolio-Weighted

You copy trades based on portfolio size instead of trade size.

How it works: If the trader uses a certain percentage of their portfolio, you use the same percentage of yours.

Example: If the trader uses 10% of their portfolio, you also use 10% of your portfolio, regardless of account size.

Best for:

  • Long-term copy trading

  • Risk-balanced setups

  • Matching the trader’s portfolio strategy


🛠 How to complete this step

  1. Choose one of the three options:

    • Fixed

    • Percentage

    • Portfolio-Weighted

  2. Tap your preferred mode

  3. PolyGun will move you to the next step to configure its values


⚠️ Important notes

  • This setting directly affects your risk and capital usage

  • Choose conservatively if you are new

  • Portfolio-Weighted is the most advanced option


💡 Good to know

  • Fixed is the safest and most predictable

  • Percentage is the most flexible

  • Portfolio-Weighted is the most professional setup

  • Many users start with Fixed, then upgrade once they understand the flow

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