Got some questions from community members asking how to use the copy-trading feature on the OKX Wallet? I went back and read the official announcement again, and organized the info to share with you all. This feature is basically a tool that automatically copies the on-chain operations of a specific address. You pick an address you trust or have been observing for a while. Whatever they buy or sell on-chain, the system will automatically execute it for you based on the rules you set. Here are a few tips to keep in mind: 1. You must use the [Smart Account] feature of the OKX Wallet. This feature doesn’t work with regular wallets. 2. Don’t blindly copy everything. You can decide to follow proportionally, like if they buy 100U, you can follow with 50U. Or you can set a fixed amount to follow each time. (Just make sure you haven’t already bought that token before.) 3. You don’t have to sell just because they sell. You can choose not to follow their sell orders and instead take profit/stop loss manually. 4. You can add filters, like excluding tokens with too small a market cap, low liquidity, or those that are too new. Finally, here’s my personal take on this feature: it’s more suitable for people who know how to analyze addresses but don’t have time to monitor the market, or for those who like to set their own trading rules. Of course, there’s no guarantee you’ll make money or get rich overnight. Whether to follow or how to follow ultimately depends on your personal choices and rule settings. All tools are just that—tools. They won’t make decisions for you; they only automate your decisions. All tools require practice and adjustments from mistakes. When you start replacing emotions with rules, that’s when this feature truly shows its value. @OKXWallet_CN OKX Wallet