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This page walks through a complete first-time workflow: discover a wallet, review its details, save it, create a copy trading rule, and check the result in Profile.

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What to do first

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1. Log in

After logging in, SeaBond can save your favorites, labels, referral relationship, profile, and copy trading rules. You can browse public wallet data without logging in. You need to log in when you want to save wallets, apply labels, or create copy trading rules.

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2. Connect your wallet

After connecting a wallet, SeaBond can show your account, positions, trade history, and copy trading data.
Connecting a wallet only allows SeaBond to read and display account information. It does not start copy trading by itself.

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3. Open Smart Money

Smart Money is the entry point for discovering trading wallets. On your first pass, start with performance, drawdown, trade count, account size, and position exposure. Useful checks include:
  • whether the account is too small
  • whether PnL came from only one or two outsized trades
  • whether the trade sample is too small
  • whether drawdown is too deep
  • whether leverage is clearly elevated
  • whether recent performance is consistent with long-term performance

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4. Open wallet details

After shortlisting a few wallets, open the wallet details page. The question is not only “how much did this wallet make?” but “how did this wallet make it?” Focus on:
  • whether it currently holds large positions
  • whether it often trades with high leverage
  • whether profits are consistent across multiple trades
  • whether it adds to losing positions
  • whether exits are disciplined
  • whether the recent strategy has changed

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5. Favorite and label wallets

If a wallet looks worth following, add it to favorites and apply labels. For example:
  • Watching
  • Majors swing trader
  • High leverage
  • Large drawdown
  • Copy candidate
  • Excluded
This keeps your research state clear when you come back later.

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6. Create a copy trading rule

After confirming the lead wallet, copy mode, and total allocation, you can create a copy trading rule. Before creating one, check:
  • How much capital am I allocating to this rule?
  • When will I stop if the rule keeps losing?
  • Do I want to sync the lead wallet’s existing positions?
  • Can I accept the risk if the lead wallet adds to a position?
  • Do I want my account to close when the lead wallet closes?
Copy trading is affected by market volatility, slippage, execution latency, and lead wallet behavior. Confirm your allocation and acceptable drawdown before creating a rule.