Krypto Mirror Setup Guide: Crypto Copy Trading Bot, FAQ & Tips

• Copy trading: paste any wallet and mirror its buys and sells, with the amount per copy set by you.
• Wallet scanner: scans the chain for wallets that are winning right now and ranks them, so you copy the signal rather than the noise.
• Wallet checker: paste an address and see its record before a cent moves. It spots one-hit wonders and wallets that only look good on their own PnL.
• Automatic callouts: each trade Mirror makes can be posted to pump.fun the moment you're in.

What each chain supports:

• Solana: copy, scan, check, and call out every trade on pump.fun.
• Robinhood Chain: copy, scan and check wallets.
• BNB Smart Chain: copy, scan and check wallets.

Krypto Mirror runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

1. Open the Krypto Mirror page on krypt.cc. That page is the only official download; copies re-uploaded elsewhere can be modified.
2. Pick the build for your system (Windows, macOS or Linux).
3. Read and accept the Software Download Terms in the prompt. The file downloads as soon as you agree, and you won't be asked again for that tool until the terms change.
4. Optional but sensible: upload the file to VirusTotal before you run it.

Windows

1. Run the installer you downloaded.
2. If Windows SmartScreen says "Windows protected your PC", click More info, then Run anyway. Krypt builds aren't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen treats them as unrecognised apps. That warning is about the missing signature, not about anything it found in the file.
3. Follow the installer, then launch Krypto Mirror from the Start menu or the desktop shortcut.

macOS

1. Open the download and drag Krypto Mirror into your Applications folder.
2. The first time you open it, macOS blocks it because it's from an unidentified developer. Click Done, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway next to Krypto Mirror. On macOS 14 and older you can instead right-click the app and choose Open.
3. If macOS instead says the app "is damaged and can't be opened", the file isn't damaged: Gatekeeper is refusing an unsigned download. Clear its quarantine flag once in Terminal, then open the app again:

xattr -cr "/Applications/Krypto Mirror.app"

If you saved the app somewhere other than Applications, drag it from Finder into the Terminal window after xattr -cr to paste its real path.

Linux

The Linux build is an AppImage: one file, nothing to install. Make it executable, then run it:

chmod +x ./*.AppImage
./*.AppImage

Or right-click it in your file manager, tick Allow executing file as program in Properties, and double-click it.

1. Set up a wallet for Mirror to trade from. Use a dedicated wallet holding only what you're prepared to put into copies, and keep its backup offline.
2. Find a candidate. Open the wallet scanner and pick a wallet that is winning now, or paste an address you already know.
3. Check it. Run the address through the wallet checker. Look for a record built across many trades, not one huge win that carries everything else.
4. Size the copy. Set how much goes into each copied trade. Start small: the first trades teach you more about timing and slippage than any amount of reading.
5. Turn it on and watch the first few copies closely.
6. Optional: switch on automatic callouts to post each trade to pump.fun (Solana).

A wallet that made a fortune isn't automatically a good wallet to copy. Copying always happens after the wallet trades, so you buy at a slightly worse price than it did. Wallets that buy early and sell into the people following them look great on their own PnL and lose money for copiers.

What to look for:

• Consistency over a single jackpot. The checker flags one-hit wonders for this reason.
• Trades you can realistically follow. A wallet that is in and out of a coin within seconds is hard to copy profitably.
• Position sizes that make sense for you. Mirror copies the trade, not the bankroll. Set your own amount per copy.
• Recent activity. The scanner ranks wallets winning now for a reason: what worked last month may have stopped working.

Krypto Mirror has no purchase price and takes 0.5% per trade. Its page compares that with typical copy bots at about 1%: on a $1,000 copy that is $5 instead of $10. Network fees are separate and go to the network.

• Follow two or three wallets with small sizes rather than one wallet with everything.
• Re-check wallets you follow every so often. Wallets change hands, change strategy, or stop trading.
• Be wary of wallets that are famous for being copied: their followers are part of their exit.
• Keep the trading wallet separate from long-term holdings.
• Want a full trading terminal with a launch scanner and order types as well? See the Krypto Bot guide.