THIS IS F*CKING CHEATING.
I didn’t pick a single coin in 24 hours. My Grok Bot setup, Geko Terminal, copied buys and sells from Fomo’s top 10 traders.
400+ copies.
$100 → $11,987.
At 9 AM yesterday, I connected Grok Bot to CopyFomo through Telegram.
Three instructions:
→ Copy Fomo’s top 10 traders from the last 30 days.
→ Use a fixed dollar amount per buy. Sell when they sell.
→ Never withdraw funds independently.
That last rule made it easier to put the phone down.
I checked Geko Terminal a few times:
→ 11:26 AM: $200. Only 2 of the 10 traders had bought anything.
→ 5:35 PM: $513.
→ 11:44 PM: $1,515. Nine traders copied.
→ 5:54 AM: $4,585.
→ 9:00 AM: $11,987.
What happened underneath:
• 138 coins I wouldn’t have found myself.
• 10 traders followed. Eight finished profitable.
• $7,910 locked in through sells.
There were losses, too.
The first sell closed at −$8.
Later came −$31, −$38, and −$56. Each time, the source trader exited and Grok followed.
The best single copy closed at +$933 at 8:54 AM.
The top trader on the board sold. Geko Terminal copied the exit.
That trader alone turned roughly $1.1K in copied positions into $1.6K.
Two traders finished down. The combined result still finished up.
One strong day doesn’t establish a repeatable edge. But it gave me plenty to examine: whose trades helped, whose hurt, and how closely the copies matched their exits.
I’m not suddenly a better trader. I spent the day following a defined process instead of improvising every entry.
Bookmark this before your next solo ape.
Whose wallet would you investigate first?