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A wallet's win rate is its highlight reel — it skips the slippage. GMGN OpenAPI scores the wallet, then backtests the copy under real latency, slippage, and gas. Ask it: "Score wallet [address] for copy-trading on Robinhood." gmgn.ai/ai?chain=robinhood&… x.com/gmgnai/status/2085969477…

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Ray 🐂🀄️ @rayxxsol ·

@gmgnai you guys are cooking hard

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SpeedyTurtle @speedyturtle_io ·

Exactly. A wallet can have a great win rate and still be a poor copy if you consistently arrive late. We take that one step further: once you decide a wallet is worth copying, execution becomes the variable. How quickly you detect the trade, where your copy lands relative to it, and the fill you actually receive can change the entire result. That’s what Veloce is built around.

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RAN. @60BTC_Jie ·

@gmgnai 被这份真实打

BoltTx io @BoltTx_io ·

@gmgnai "skips the slippage" is the most honest line here. Win rate on paper assumes you got their fill — but a copier enters later, eats the slippage, and lands a slot or two behind. The highlight reel never shows the execution gap. Backtesting under real latency is the right call.

Jerry @Jerry94_HC ·

@gmgnai finally a score that asks if the copier profits too