Filtered Wallets
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If you want to set your own filters, this is the right tool for you.
After clicking the button, you will get a wallet with standard filters.
On the bottom, you will see these buttons:
You can adjust the filters by click on Adjust Filters.
You will see the menu below:
You will see the standard values for filtered wallets.
By using the shown commands, you are able to define the filters the way you like.
Just type /set_50th_delta 200
And now it is 200 seconds, much better.
Bear in mind there is no right filters - it's just a matter of trying different numbers out and seeing if you're getting good wallets.
The more trades the wallet has, the more you can be confident of its results. The performance of a wallet with 30 trades is more reliable than a wallet with 5 trades. But there is a trade-off here: it's very common for professionals to change wallets often, so this guys wont have wallets with a lot of trades. Started by analyzing wallets with higher number of trades but don't just skip the one's with a lower number of trades.
The is too low for copytrading. Let's change it to 200.
We also recommend increasing to at least 15. And you could also increase win rate to 60%.
If is too high, like 90%+ you will likely get a lot of bots that can't be copied.
If is too low, your execution bot won't be able to copy it properly. Leave it at least on 200 and you can try higher numbers like 500 or 1000 as well to find slower paced traders.
Before changing filters, it's good to understand what these metrics means. Keep reading the docs so you .
