Copy Trading for Tokenized Assets (October 2026)
Tokenized assets let you trade the price of a stock, an index or a commodity, such as Tesla or gold, on a crypto venue. Most copy trading platforms only copy crypto. This page lists the ones that also copy trades on tokenized assets, and how.
What “tokenized assets” means here
Several products are called tokenized assets. A perpetual on a stock, an index or a commodity is a contract that tracks its price: you own no share or barrel and receive no dividend. A stock token is a token that gives economic exposure to a share, such as xStocks or Robinhood Stock Tokens. A CFD is an off-chain contract for difference offered by a broker. A platform can list any of them without letting you copy it, so each platform below says which markets are copied.
Where copy trading on tokenized assets happens (October 2026)
- Hyperliquid HIP-3 markets. On 2026-10-09, the Hyperliquid API listed ten HIP-3 perp exchanges; trade.xyz (symbols such as
xyz:TSLA,xyz:NVDA,xyz:GOLD) had 114 live markets and about 97% of HIP-3 volume and open interest. Copy tools that state in writing that they copy these markets are listed below; several others trade them without saying whether copies include them. trade.xyz docs ↗ - Centralized exchanges. Several exchanges also copy stock perpetuals, inside the account you open with them. They are outside this index, which covers copy trading on decentralized exchanges.
- Other venues. Lighter and Aster list many stock perps but have no native copy trading; their pooled vaults trade what their managers choose. Kraken lists xStocks perpetuals without copy trading. Robinhood Chain stock tokens can be held by any wallet, but no copy bot documents copying them.
Risks specific to copying tokenized assets
- Closed underlying markets. When the stock market is closed, some platforms cannot close copied positions until it reopens, and HIP-3 mark prices move only within bounds set by the market.
- Thin order books. Stock perps often trade far less than crypto majors; one platform caps copied exposure across all its users at 5% of a market's open interest.
- Accounts and regions. Some tools need a specific account type (for example a unified Hyperliquid account), and most stock products exclude the United States.
Platforms that copy tokenized assets (8)
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Arco
Hyperliquid copy tool · Copy trading is the main product
No per-order fee: Arco takes 20% of new profit above a high-water mark instead, moved daily from your wallet inside Hyperliquid.
- Funds
- Held by the platform
- Key
- The platform holds the key and can move your funds
- Sign-up
- Email · No KYC
- Fees
- 20% profit share
- Apps
- Web, Telegram bot
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ARX
Hyperliquid copy tool · Copy trading is one feature · Pre-launch
A mobile app built around Hyperliquid RWA perps, such as stocks, gold, oil and indices. It pairs on-chain positioning analytics with wallet copying.
- Funds
- Wallet created by the platform
- Key
- The platform signs for your wallet; withdrawal rights not published
- Sign-up
- Email · KYC not published
- Fees
- 0.05% per order
- Apps
- Android, iOS, Web
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Auspex
Hyperliquid copy tool · Copy trading is one feature
Auspex publishes the result of every copy placed through it, wins and losses after fees, with the delay behind each wallet. Its wallet list is ranked on what copying would have made, not on the wallet's own profit.
- Funds
- Wallet created by the platform
- Key
- The platform signs for your wallet and can move funds
- Sign-up
- Email, Telegram · No KYC
- Fees
- 0.1% per order
- Apps
- Web
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Coinpilot
Multi-exchange bot · Copy trading is the main product
One mobile app copies Hyperliquid perps, HIP-3 stock perps, Polymarket traders and Pump.fun and FOMO memecoin traders. Each leader runs in its own sub-wallet, with an exportable key.
- Funds
- Wallet created by the platform
- Key
- The platform signs for your wallet and can move funds
- Sign-up
- Email · No KYC
- Fees
- 0.05% per order
- Apps
- iOS, Android, API
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FiatBear
Hyperliquid copy tool · Copy trading is the main product
FiatBear publishes a dated, reproducible audit of top Hyperliquid wallets, with the reason each one passed or failed its copyability checks. You can read it without an account.
- Funds
- Your own account
- Key
- Trading key only: you alone can withdraw
- Sign-up
- Email · No KYC
- Fees
- 0.05% per order
- Apps
- Web
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Legend
Hyperliquid copy tool · Copy trading is one feature
Copied exposure across all Legend copiers is capped at 5% of each asset's open interest. On thin markets, copies are scaled down or skipped.
- Funds
- Wallet created by the platform
- Key
- The platform signs for your wallet; withdrawal rights not published
- Sign-up
- Web3 wallet · No KYC
- Fees
- 0.1% per order · 20% profit share
- Apps
- Web, iOS, Android, Telegram bot, API
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Markets by Kinetiq (markets.xyz)
Built into a DEX · Copy trading is one feature
Auto Copy lives inside a consumer mobile app. Its main markets are 24/7 stock, index, FX and commodity perps on Hyperliquid HIP-3.
- Funds
- Your own account
- Key
- Trading key only: you alone can withdraw
- Sign-up
- Web3 wallet · No KYC
- Fees
- 0.1% per order · Profit share
- Apps
- iOS, Android, Web, API
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WakeTrades
Hyperliquid copy tool · Copy trading is the main product
Agent-First, two ways. An AI agent with its own wallet signs up, copies, pays and stops with no human step. Or you keep your wallet and connect your AI assistant: it manages copying, never withdraws or pays. Flat USDC price, 0% per copied order.
- Funds
- Your own account
- Key
- Trading key only: you alone can withdraw
- Sign-up
- Web3 wallet · No KYC
- Fees
- Subscription from $19.50 · 0% per order
- Apps
- Web, Telegram bot, API
Platforms that list tokenized assets without copying them (5)
- Autosnipe — No. Autosnipe trades Solana tokens only, and its docs don't mention tokenized stocks.
- Axiom — No. The official docs show no tokenized-stock market and no automated copying. DefiLlama lists Robinhood Chain among Axiom's fee chains, but that concerns manual trading, not copying.
- Hyperliquid Vaults — No. Legacy vaults trade validator-operated perps only, not spot or HIP-3 perps. HIP-3 access is described only for HyperEVM vaults built by third parties.
- Terminal by pump.fun (formerly Padre) — No. Terminal trades tokens on Robinhood Chain, but it publishes nothing about copying tokenized stocks.
- Trojan — No. Copy trading is documented for Solana tokens only, in the Terminal and the bot. The Terminal's Perpetuals page, powered by Hyperliquid, is manual trading. No Trojan page describes copying perps or stock tokens.
Platforms where copying tokenized assets is not documented (17)
These platforms trade stock, index or commodity markets, but their documentation does not say whether copied positions include them.
- Apexliquid — Not documented. The docs cover Hyperliquid perps only and say trades on 'unsupported tokens' are skipped. They don't mention HIP-3 stock markets.
- Bloom — Unknown. Copy tasks run on Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain, Ink and HyperEVM. fomo.family profiles can be copied on Solana, Base, Robinhood and BSC. The docs don't mention stock tokens or whether they're copied.
- Copin Analyzer — Unknown. Copin has indexed trade[XYZ] (HIP-3) traders since October 2025 and has a 'HIP-3' trader category. No reachable official page says whether it copies HIP-3 or xyz positions onto Hyperliquid.
- copyfomo — Unclear. copyfomo copies on Robinhood Chain, which its blog calls the default venue for fomo trades, and on Base, BNB Chain and Solana. No copyfomo page mentions stock tokens or says whether they are copied.
- DBot — Unclear. The changelog says copy trading supports RWA trading pairs on Pons V2 (Robinhood Chain, September 2026) and Flap (BNB Chain, August 2026). No page says which assets these are or that stock tokens can be copied.
- Dexly — Unclear. You can trade HIP-3 stock and index markets such as NVDA and TSLA on Dexly. Its copy page says you can copy any perpetual pair listed on Hyperliquid, but no page says whether HIP-3 positions are copied.
- Dextrabot — Unclear. The copy-trading docs don't mention HIP-3 or stock perps. HIP-3 appears only for the market-maker bot, in its HIP3 Growth Mode.
- GMGN — Unclear. Copy trade runs on Solana and BSC, and stock tokens such as xStocks trade on Solana DEXs. GMGN also lists Robinhood Chain. No GMGN page says whether copy trading covers stock tokens.
- Hyperbot — Unclear. The web app shows HIP-3 market data, such as xyz:XYZ100, but the copy-trading docs don't say whether HIP-3 or Aster stock-perp positions are copied. Coins with no Aster pair are skipped when copying onto Aster.
- HyperDash — Unclear. HyperDash trades xyz (HIP-3) stock, index and commodity perps, and copy setup asks you to enable HIP-3 trading. But the copy docs only say 'perp positions' and never say stock perps are copied.
- HyperMirror — Unclear. The site describes copying of Hyperliquid perpetual futures only. It doesn't mention HIP-3 or xyz markets.
- HyperX — Unclear. The site has a HIP-3 market tab and a 'Stock Trader' label for wallets with 50%+ of trades in stocks or ETFs on xyz/para dex. The copy trading docs don't say whether HIP-3 positions are copied.
- Katoshi — Unclear. Katoshi bots can trade HIP-3 perps such as xyz:XYZ100 through the Signal API. Groups pass every owner signal to members' bots, but the docs don't say HIP-3 positions are copied. Vault bots trade perps only.
- Maestro — Unclear. Maestro supports Robinhood Chain, where Robinhood stock tokens trade on Uniswap V2, V3 and V4, and copytrade works on every EVM chain. But no Maestro page mentions stock tokens, so copying them is not documented.
- Perpex — Unclear. Google Play says the app trades stocks, commodities and indices on Hyperliquid, such as TSLA, GOLD and the S&P 500. The Terms say copying depends on market and account-mode eligibility. No page says stock perps are copied.
- pvp.trade — Unclear. The docs list perp markets under /markets and never mention HIP-3 or xyz markets. They don't say whether HIP-3 positions can be traded or copied.
- Senpi — Unclear for copying. Senpi trades about 108 xyz markets on Hyperliquid (stocks such as xyz:TSLA, metals, indices, FX), and its AI strategies use them. The mirror docs say 'perpetuals only, no spot copy' but don't say whether a leader's xyz positions are copied.