# Recommendations ## Solana Copy Trading Setup When copy trading on Solana, setting appropriate **gas fees** and **slippage** is key to ensuring trades are executed quickly and accurately. Here are some best practices: ### **1. Slippage Settings** * **Typical Slippage**: Start with a slippage setting of **10-20%**. Solana’s low fees and fast processing generally allow for lower slippage compared to Ethereum, making trades more cost-effective. * **Higher Slippage for Fast Markets**: If you’re copying a wallet that trades in highly volatile markets, or during times of increased activity, set slippage around **20-35%** to avoid transaction failures. This allows some flexibility without risking excessive price impact. * If your copy trades fail due to slippage, you can always increase them by a small amount. ### **2. Priority Tips** * **Standard Tip**: Solana’s network is designed for low fees, so default gas settings are usually sufficient. Most copy trading does not require a high gas fee, unlike Ethereum. * **Priority Tip**: A **small gas tip** of around **0.01 SOL** is a good practice to prioritize transactions during peak activity times. This small tip helps secure timely execution without significantly increasing costs. * **Avoid High Tips**: High gas fees are generally unnecessary for copy trading on Solana. Stick with moderate tips, as overspending on gas may lead to unnecessary expenses without a corresponding increase in speed due to Solana’s efficient transaction processing. You should never need to go above **0.075 SOL**. ### **3. Additional Copy Trading Tip** * Limit your maximum investment per trade to control risk. For instance, setting a limits on your trades ensures you won’t overexpose your account, especially if the copied wallet makes large purchases. ## Summary
StrategySlippagePriority Tip
Copy Trading5-10% (typical), 10-25% (for competetive trades)0.01 SOL (standard), 0.075 SOL (if you want to be really fast)