Copy Trading is now available in AI Configuration. Users can choose a VTX bot or Hyperliquid wallet as a source, keep recent sources handy, and adjust copied sizing with a multiplier. Copy Trading is disabled by default, and selecting a source from Leaderboard or Analytics does not automatically turn live copying on.

The Leaderboard and Analytics pages now include a Copy Trades action. That action sets the active profile’s Copy Trading source without changing pages or importing unrelated AI settings. Self-copying is blocked, and AI snapshots intentionally do not import live Copy Trading source settings.

Copied trades appear in the existing Trade page AI panel. CT entries show the copied trade result, while CR entries show Review Model approval or blocking when review is enabled. These rows include the symbol, action, size, notional value, tradability, and reasoning in the same style as normal Trader review messages.

Copy Trading follows the profile’s existing Server Mode or Client Mode. It mirrors observed executed fills, not unfilled resting orders, and skips unsafe or incomplete cases such as stale source events, invalid account-value data, duplicates, same-wallet copies, and below-minimum order sizes.

AI Configuration also gains a Main Model Enabled switch. Users can pause AI-originated autonomous entries without disabling Review Model settings, Screener, or Copy Trading. Trade history headings now show dollar value alongside units when that value is available, making AI decisions easier to scan at a glance.

The Trade page receives several polish updates too: Copy Trading events refresh into the normal AI message stack, AI controls use shorter labels, order-entry inputs are steadier during editing, and runtime liveness reporting is more visible for client-mode recovery checks.