Skip to main content
Features

What Is Copy Score & How to Use It

What Copy Score means on Polycopy, how it's calculated, and how to use it to filter trades. Scores 70+ average +5.76% P&L with 67.7% win rate.

1

Understand what Copy Score measures

Copy Score evaluates each individual trade — not just the trader. It combines the trader's historical track record with trade-specific factors: market liquidity, time to resolution, position size relative to the trader's norm, category-specific win rates, and more.

2

Read the score scale

Copy Score ranges from 0 to 100. Scores 70+ indicate strong historical edge (trades meeting this threshold average +5.76% P&L with a 67.7% win rate and 2.1x profit factor). Scores below 50 suggest the trade has weaker signals and higher uncertainty.

3

Use it in your Follow Feed

Every trade in your Follow Feed and Fire Feed displays its Copy Score. Use it as a quick filter: if you only have time to review a few trades per day, start with the highest-scored ones.

4

Set it as an Auto Copy filter

When configuring an Auto Copy bot, set a minimum Copy Score floor. The bot ignores any trade below that threshold. This is the primary quality gate that separates Auto Copy from blind copy trading.

5

Combine with your own judgment

Copy Score is a signal, not a guarantee. A score of 85 on a market you don't understand is worse than a score of 65 on a market where you have conviction. Use Copy Score to prioritize, then apply your own analysis.

Done! You've completed all 5 steps. Check out the related guides below to keep learning.

Terms used in this guide
Still have questions? Check the FAQ