Adding a Watch Wallet
Enter a Solana wallet address or a.sol domain (SNS) to start watching. The app resolves SNS domains automatically, so you can type alice.sol instead of a full public key.
Each watch wallet has its own configuration:
- Buy Amount (SOL) — How much SOL to spend when mirroring a buy.
- Buy Amount (USD1) — How much USD1 to spend (when USD1 mirroring is enabled in settings).
- Nickname — An optional label for easy identification. Click the pencil icon to edit inline.
- Enabled/Disabled — Toggle to pause or resume mirroring without removing the wallet.
Watch Wallet Limits
Your account tier determines how many wallets you can watch:| Tier | Watch Wallet Slots |
|---|---|
| Personal (Free) | 2 |
| Professional | 10 |
| Advanced | 25 |
How Mirroring Works
- A watched wallet buys a token on a supported market.
- LaserSell detects the buy on-chain.
- The app automatically buys the same token from your wallet using the configured buy amount for that watch wallet.
- Your exit strategy (take profit, stop loss, trailing stop, etc.) applies to the mirrored position.
- LaserSell exits the position automatically when conditions are met.
Mirror Stats
Each watch wallet shows performance statistics:- Total mirrored trades
- Win rate
- Best and worst trade
- Average hold time
- Total profit
Safety Settings
Mirror trading includes a set of hardening controls that let you limit risk exposure. Open them from the gear icon in the Mirror tab. All settings apply globally across every watched wallet in the session.Max Positions Per Wallet
The maximum number of concurrent mirrored positions allowed per watched wallet. When a watched wallet triggers a new buy signal but already has this many open positions, the signal is skipped. Default: 1.Cooldown Between Buys
A minimum waiting period (in seconds) after each mirror buy before the next buy from the same watched wallet can execute. This prevents rapid fire entries when a wallet makes multiple trades in quick succession. Default: 30 seconds.Max Active SOL Exposure
The total SOL value that can be allocated across all active mirrored positions at any given time. If a new mirror buy would push total exposure above this cap, the signal is skipped. Default: 5.0 SOL.Buy Slippage
The maximum slippage tolerance for mirror buy transactions, expressed in basis points. A value of 2500 means up to 25% slippage is allowed. You may want to lower this for high liquidity tokens or raise it for newly launched tokens where price moves quickly. Default: 2500 bps (25%).Skip Creator Tokens
When enabled, the stream ignores buy signals where the watched wallet is the token creator. This helps avoid situations where a watched trader launches a token and buys their own supply. Default: off.Minimum Pool Liquidity
Sets a floor on pool liquidity (in SOL) required before a mirror buy will execute. If the token’s pool has less than this amount of liquidity, the signal is skipped and you receive amirror_buy_failed event. Useful for filtering out extremely thin markets. Default: disabled.
Max Entry Drift
The maximum percentage that the current token price can differ from the watched wallet’s entry price before the mirror buy is skipped. For example, setting this to 5 means that if the price has already moved more than 5% since the watched wallet bought, your mirror buy will not execute. This protects you from entering at a significantly worse price. Default: disabled.Consecutive Loss Auto Disable
After a watched wallet produces this many consecutive losing trades, the wallet is automatically disabled and you receive amirror_wallet_auto_disabled notification. You can re-enable the wallet manually at any time from the Mirror tab. Default: disabled.