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Workflow
PolyVexa follows a repeatable review loop: choose the leader, configure copy rules, validate in Paper Mode, promote deliberately and monitor every execution.
Core idea
A useful copy-trading workflow should be repeatable. PolyVexa keeps leader selection, Paper Mode evidence, limits, Live Trading readiness and execution logs in the same review path.
Step 1
Prepare the account and wallet context needed for review, readiness checks and execution boundaries. This gives the workflow a clear operating state before any strategy runs.
The setup step is also where you decide what you are trying to learn. A copy config works best when the leader, market scope and risk limits are explicit from the start.
Step 2
Select the Polymarket trader, markets and copy rules you want the config to evaluate. Useful rules cover market eligibility, sizing, budgets, maximum trade size, cooldowns and exposure boundaries.
The goal is to create a config that can explain why a signal was copied or skipped. That record is what makes later review possible.
Step 3
Use simulated fills, skipped orders, open positions and PnL to judge whether the setup behaves as intended. Paper Mode gives the strategy a record before real funds are involved.
A config that behaves poorly in Paper Mode may need different rules, a different leader or no live path at all. That is a useful outcome because the workflow caught the issue early.
Step 4
Enable Live Trading only after the same controls and readiness checks are in place. Once live, review copied, skipped and failed decisions with execution logs, positions and analytics.
The workflow remains active after promotion. If the behavior no longer matches your intent, pause the config, adjust limits or return to Paper Mode review.
FAQ
Short answers about how it works, Paper Mode validation, Live Trading controls and the next useful PolyVexa pages.
Choose a leader, set copy rules, validate in Paper Mode, then consider Live Trading only when the evidence and readiness checks are clear.
Yes, plan limits permitting. Many users compare stricter and looser versions of the same idea in Paper Mode before deciding which rules are worth keeping.
Read Copy Trading for leader-based automation, Paper Trading for validation, Risk Management for limits, or Pricing for plan capacity.
Validate before Live Trading
Start with a leader, a config and clear limits. Use Paper Mode to review behavior before Live Trading becomes a decision.