⚑Quick Start

In just 5 minutes, this guide will walk you through setting up AKBot and getting started with automated trading.

Step 1: Registration & Login

  • Visit the AKBot official website.

  • Click the Sign Up button in the top-right corner, fill in your email and password to complete the registration.

  • After registration, log in with your email and password.

  • Note: Registration is currently closed. Please contact https://t.me/Akbotpro to open an account.


Step 2: Bind Your Wallet

  • Go to Copy Trade Settings β†’ Global Settings β†’ My Wallet.

  • Click Import Wallet, enter your wallet name and private key, click Save, then click Save Global Settings (supports Phantom, Solflare, etc.).

  • Make sure your wallet has enough SOL for trading and covering gas fees.


Step 3: Configure Global Settings

  • Open the Global Settings page.

  • Set your default parameters for buying, selling, take-profit, and stop-loss according to your trading habits.

  • Save your configuration β€” these parameters will automatically apply to all copy trading tasks (you can override them for individual tasks).


Step 4: Create a Copy Trading Task

  • Go to the New Copy Trade page.

  • Fill in the target wallet address, trading parameters, and risk control rules.

  • Click Save & Start β€” AKBot will execute trades automatically based on your configuration.


Step 5: Monitor & Optimize

  • Check Copy Trade Records for real-time trade details.

  • Track profit and loss in Position Management.

  • Adjust your global settings or strategy presets anytime according to market conditions to keep your strategy in optimal shape.


πŸ’‘ Tips

  • Start with small trades to get familiar with AKBot’s execution logic before scaling up.

  • Use Strategy Presets to quickly reuse strategies and save time on repeated input.

  • Enable Anti-Rug Protection to avoid following suspicious wallets or scam tokens.


πŸ“Œ Next Step ➑ Global – Copy Trade Settings – Learn how to set default parameters so that all copy trading strategies inherit them automatically.

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