The 50-Trade Challenge: How OdinBot Outpaced Every Competitor

In today’s fast-paced world of Solana copy-trading, milliseconds matter. That’s why we put OdinBot to the test against the industry’s leading competitors – TradeWiz, Trojan and GMGN and the results are clear: OdinBot outperformed them all, executing trades faster in 31 of the 50 test cases.

When it comes to copy-trading (especially on Solana), buying even one block earlier can mean the difference between profit and loss. Our side-by-side comparison using identical setups shows that OdinBot’s approach to copy-trading translates into measurable performance advantages: Buying in the same or even next block after the original transaction, while in most cases, competitors lagged behind.

Quick Context

Today’s market is flooded with copytrading bots, making it increasingly difficult for users to know which one they should use. With so many options claiming to be the fastest and most efficient, how do you make the right choice?

The truth is that most of these solutions try to do everything at once: conventional trading, copytrading and various other functions, all usually managed through Telegram, which can be confusing and complex for many users. As the saying goes: He who grasps too much, grasps too little.

This is where OdinBot excels. As a bot designed exclusively for copytrading and with a web interface, OdinBot has specialized features and optimizations that allow it to maximize its benefits.

And as we will demonstrate below with objective data from our 50-trade test, OdinBot has definitely outperformed the competition in what matters most: execution speed.

Bots' Settings

That’s enough talk. Let’s get down to business.

To conduct a fair test, we compared OdinBot with TradeWiz, Trojan, and GMGN, every bot was using the default settings, which are:

OdinBot:

  • 0.002 Priority Fee (Standard Speed Tier)
  • 50% Slippage
  • No buy/sell tips
OdinBot Settings – 1
OdinBot Settings – 2

TradeWiz:

  • Buy/Sell Gas Fees: 0.002
  • Buy/Sell Tip: 0.002
  • Slippage: 18%
TradeWiz Settings

Trojan Bot:

  • 0.002 Priority Fee (Fast mode)
  • 15% Slippage
  • No Buy/Sell bribes
Trojan Bot Default Settings

GMGN Settings:

  • Buy/Sell Gas fees: 0.008
  • Slippage set on Auto
  • No Buy/Sell Tips
GMGN’s Bot Settings

Also, the four bots share the following traits:

  • Copying the same exact wallet
  • Purchase of 0.01 SOL per trade
  • No Auto TP/SL
  • Mev Protection Disabled (What in OdinBot is equivalent to Fastest)

This way, all things being equal, we could see which bot buys and sells first.

Results

After running 50 trades through all four bots, the results were definitive:

  • OdinBot won in 31 trades (62%)
  • TradeWiz won in 19 trades (38%)
  • Trojan and GMGN failed to be first in any test case
Execution Results

What does “winning” mean here? It means being the first bot to execute the trade after the original wallet made its move. In many cases, OdinBot purchased in the very next block, while competitors took 2-3+ blocks to react:

Results Sheet

Closing Thoughts

The data speaks for itself: OdinBot is unquestionably the best, fastest, and most efficient bot for copytrading on Solana. Winning 31 out of 50 head-to-head trades against its closest competitors isn’t just a slight advantage, but a decisive victory.

What makes these results particularly compelling is that they weren’t achieved under cherry-picked conditions. Our tests used each bot’s default settings, creating a real-world comparison that shows how these tools perform for the average user. And in this fair comparison, OdinBot consistently outperformed every competitor.

Unlike other solutions that spread their resources thin by trying to be everything to everyone, OdinBot focuses solely and exclusively on copytrading. This specialized approach has allowed its development team to optimize every aspect of the execution process, resulting in a bot that can copy trades almost instantly—often in the very next block after the original transaction.