PolyCop vs PolyGun
PolyCop and PolyGun are both filed under Copy Trading and Telegram and 2 more. Both are automated bots, and both are free to use with a per-trade fee. Below: the facts side by side, where the two actually differ, and when each one is the better pick.
Telegram copy-trading bot with a public smart-money radar behind it.
Compared with PolyGun
Telegram bot for trading Polymarket without a browser: browse markets, buy and sell instantly, set limit orders, copy wallets and track the portfolio from one chat.
Compared with PolyCopAt a glance
| Fact | PolyCop | PolyGun |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Automated bot | Automated bot |
| Category | Copy Trading | Copy Trading |
| Also listed in | Telegram, Crypto Markets, Sniping | Telegram, Crypto Markets, Sniping |
| Pricing | Free to use, fee per trade | Free to use, fee per trade |
| Price | free · 0.5% per trade | free · 1% per trade |
| Risk rating | Medium risk | Medium risk |
| Markets | All Polymarket markets, Crypto Up/Down windows for AFK strategies, other categories supported, USDC.e on Polygon | All Polymarket markets, Crypto Up/Down windows included, USDC on Polygon; deposits bridged from Solana, Ethereum and BNB |
| Source | Source not published | Source not published |
| Runs in Telegram | Yes | Yes |
| Listed since | Sep 15, 2026 | Sep 15, 2026 |
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Key differences
- Both are free to use with a per-trade fee, but on different terms: PolyCop is free · 0.5% per trade, PolyGun is free · 1% per trade.
- Both list All Polymarket markets; PolyCop adds Crypto Up/Down windows for AFK strategies, other categories supported and USDC.e on Polygon; PolyGun adds Crypto Up/Down windows included and USDC on Polygon; deposits bridged from Solana, Ethereum and BNB.
Choose PolyCop if…
- you trade Crypto Up/Down windows for AFK strategies, other categories supported and USDC.e on Polygon
Choose PolyGun if…
- you trade Crypto Up/Down windows included and USDC on Polygon; deposits bridged from Solana, Ethereum and BNB
What PolyCop does
Telegram copy-trading bot with a public smart-money radar behind it. In the bot, Copy Trade mirrors any target wallet's buys and sells under your sizing, price and amount filters, with a sub-wallet per target if you want each leader trading from isolated funds; Sniper Mode rests limit orders at your price; AFK Auto Trade scans markets every five minutes and fires when your trigger conditions line up, with templates to start from; an AI wallet check grades any address you paste. PolyCop.fun, the web side, ranks wallets by copyable P&L, win rate, slippage and recent-20 record, and its Copy Backtest replays a wallet's history against your capital, copy percentage, slippage and filters, with a time-machine view of the equity curve. Fees are a flat 0.5% per transaction with gas covered, including auto-redeem of settled markets. Polymarket's own builders Data API puts PolyCop at $360M attributed all-time across 12,661 users, $19.4M in August and $6.0M in the first half of September, rank 12 for the month when we checked.
Features- Copy Trade: mirror a wallet's entries and exits with price and amount filters, category whitelist and blacklist, per-market and global caps
- Sub-wallet per copy target — an isolated balance for each leader, so one wallet's drawdown cannot spend another's allocation
- Sniper Mode limit orders at your target price; AFK Auto Trade with trigger conditions, five-minute scans and strategy templates
- AI wallet analysis in the bot and an OpenClaw guide for finding addresses; /topuser, /limit and /convert commands
- PolyCop.fun radar: smart-money holder markets, a 100-wallet leaderboard with copy P&L, slippage and recent-20 stats, Copy and AFK backtests
- The board is real. Its leaderboard API returns 100 wallets with copy-backtest P&L and slippage; we took the top two and checked them against Polymarket's data API, which showed live fills and redeems from both the same afternoon.
- Copying costs slippage before it costs fees: the backtest's Slip column exists because a copier fills after the leader, and the recent-20 columns show how often that gap ate the trade. Read them before the 0.5%.
- Keys are held by the bot. It generates your Polygon wallet and lets you export the private key or log into Polymarket with it — convenient, and the definition of a server-side signer, hence the custody line.
What PolyGun does
Telegram bot for trading Polymarket without a browser: browse markets, buy and sell instantly, set limit orders, copy wallets and track the portfolio from one chat. On /start the bot generates a Polygon wallet for you, and deposits auto-bridge from Polygon, Solana, Ethereum and BNB. Copy trading follows any wallet and mirrors its entries and exits under your own settings, a Smart Wallets tab lists the most-copied addresses, and shareable P&L cards are built in. PolyGun charges a flat 1% on every buy and sell, sponsors gas, and pays referrers a share of fees. It sits on one of the larger Telegram communities in the space — the Prediction Desk group behind it had 25,635 members when we checked — and Polymarket's own builders Data API attributes $117.6M to it all-time across 9,905 users, though the monthly run rate has fallen from $18.3M in April to $2.6M in August and $0.8M in the first half of September.
Features- Trade from chat: paste or browse a market, buy or sell at market, place limit orders, view positions and daily P&L
- Copy trading: follow any wallet and replicate its entries and exits in real time under your own size and settings
- Smart Wallets: the most-copied addresses on PolyGun, ranked by how many users follow them
- Wallet generated in the bot on /start and exportable at any time; deposits auto-bridged from four chains, gas sponsored
- Shareable P&L cards, a referral hub paying a share of fees, and a 25,000-member Telegram group with a separate announcements channel
- It is an execution layer, not a signal: PolyGun trades when you tap or when a wallet you copy moves. Whether a copied wallet is worth following is your call, and the Smart Wallets list ranks by popularity, not by audited returns.
- Keys live with the bot. The wallet is created on their side and the private key is exportable, which is what every Telegram trading bot means by non-custodial; the custody line above calls it what it is.
- Two things are checkable from outside: Telegram's own member count on the Prediction Desk group (25,635, with 2,245 online at the time) and Polymarket's builders Data API, which credits PolyGun with $117.6M all-time and 9,905 users but only $0.8M in the first half of September, rank 39, down from $18.3M in April. The “1,289 daily copy traders” figure is the vendor's counter.
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Every fact on this page is taken from the two listings as their authors publish them; POLBOTS verifies neither performance nor claims and has no stake in either tool. Nothing here is financial advice.