LP Agent for Meteora: Copy Trading, Fees, Smart LP and API

What is LP Agent?

LP Agent is a web app that ranks Meteora LP wallets by the LP fees they earn and copies their new positions into a wallet it runs for you. Its main parts are:

• Smart LP: a leaderboard of wallets that earn from LP fees.
• Copy LP: copies a wallet’s new positions, scaled to your size.
• Portfolio and Claim SOL: Portfolio tracks net worth, PnL and fees. Claim SOL closes empty token accounts to get back about 0.0015 SOL of rent each.

On Solana it covers Meteora’s DLMM and DAMM v2 pools, funded in SOL. If bins are new to you, read how Meteora DLMM works first.

If you set this up before October

LP Agent’s docs were updated in late September 2026 to match the current app: AI chat suggestions and auto-compound settings are gone, and there’s no subscription or management fee. New copies start at 10% take profit and 10% stop loss. If you copied the old settings from this page (TP/SL off, a fixed copy percentage), switch to the Step 3 settings.

LP Agent fees: 8% of LP fees or 0.1%

When automation closes a copy, LP Agent takes 8% of the LP fees it collected. Moves you make yourself cost 0.1% of the amount.

The catch: you pay the 8% even on a losing copy. One that collects 1 SOL in LP fees but loses 1.5 SOL to price and impermanent loss still pays 0.08 SOL.

Closing by hand costs less once a copy’s LP fees pass 1.25% of its size (on 10 SOL, anything over 0.125 SOL), but you lose the leader’s exit timing.

You still pay network fees, slippage, the pool’s own fees and position rent. The rent comes back when a position closes. If your copy is the first liquidity in a price range, Meteora also charges a one-time bin rent (about 0.075 SOL per bin array) that you don’t get back.

Is LP Agent safe? The agent wallet and the 5 SOL minimum

LP Agent is reasonably safe for money you’re actively LPing, but the agent wallet is a hot wallet with no published audit, so keep only what you’re LPing in it.

The agent wallet is a separate wallet LP Agent creates for your account and trades from. Turnkey, a wallet infrastructure provider, holds its key, which never passes through LP Agent’s servers. Automation signs with a separate restricted key that can’t make direct transfers out. Withdrawals and key exports need your sign-in wallet’s signature (or an emailed code for email accounts), and you can export the private key any time from Settings > Account.

LP Agent suggests at least 5 SOL of net worth in the agent wallet before you copy. Net worth is LP Agent’s measure of your account size, and your copies are scaled from it. On top of the copy amount, keep about 0.03 SOL for transaction fees, plus position rent for each open copy, which comes back when it closes.

Step 1: Sign in and fund the agent wallet

1. Open the app and connect your Solana wallet.
2. Go to Referral > My cashback and check a code is on before your first position. If the field is blank, enter one under Enter your referral code and press Turn on cashback. Each account gets one code, and cashback only counts from your next position.
3. Send SOL to the agent wallet’s deposit address from your normal wallet, with a small test amount first.
4. Check that net worth shows 5 SOL or more, with spare SOL for fees and rent.

Step 2: Pick a leader in Smart LP without falling for green screenshots

The leader is the wallet you copy. I’d still rather people learn to LP themselves, but if you’re going to copy, the leader is everything.

What Smart LP already filters out

• The fee check: wallets whose LP fees are under 10% of their profit aren’t listed. That profit came from token price, not LP fees.
• The size cap: on Solana, Smart LP hides wallets whose total profit is more than 5x your net worth. The cap never drops below 20 SOL, so even a small account sees wallets with up to 20 SOL of profit.
• Default filters: active in the last 7 days, win rate 80% or more, 50+ positions and an average position age of 0.2 hours or more.

Average position age is how long the wallet usually holds a position. EV (expected value) is the average profit per position, and it can be negative even with a high win rate.

Red flags to skip

• Average age under 18 minutes. That’s high-frequency LPing. Your copy always lands after the leader’s, so short holds mean a worse fill every time. Raise the age filter to 0.3 hours or more.
• High win rate, negative EV. Lots of small wins and a few big losses add up to a losing wallet. The small wins feel great until one coin rugs through the whole range.
• LP fees small next to profit. A wallet at 12% passes the fee check but is mostly riding price, and fees are the part a copy can actually capture.
• A big gain from a handful of positions. Up 900% in a week is usually one lucky pump.
• Thin memecoin pools, where a late copy can be the liquidity the leader sells into. Reading a memecoin’s liquidity shows you the thin ones, and our guide on how to judge a pool covers the rest.

LP Agent’s own vetting numbers are in its Copy LP best practices.

PnL leaves out the swaps in and out

Smart LP’s PnL runs from when liquidity enters the pool to when it leaves, so a leader’s swap costs and slippage don’t show and their real result is usually a bit worse than the table says. Your own closed copies are checked against the on-chain transactions and get a True PnL shield in Copy Logs.

What my LP Agent + Claude setup showed on hold time

I hooked Claude up to the LP Agent API and ran it on one LP’s wallet. It pulled about 1,900 closed positions and split them by hold time. Holds under 10 minutes lost money. Holds over 6 hours made the most per dollar. It’s one wallet and I haven’t checked it by hand yet, but it fits the 18-minute red flag.

https://x.com/razzaer/status/2108868979179614351

I post my own LP results, wins and losses, on X as @RazzaeR.

Step 3: Set up Copy LP, in the order the dialog asks

Press Copy LP on the leader’s portfolio. Only their new positions get copied, and each copy closes when the leader closes or your TP/SL hits, whichever comes first.

1. Sizing

Copy Percentage (1% to 10000%) scales the leader’s positions. Set it to your net worth divided by theirs: 20 SOL against a 400 SOL leader is 5%, so their 10 SOL position becomes 0.5 SOL.

Max Increase per Tx caps each copied open or add (blank means no cap). I’d set it to the most I’d want in one pool, say 2 SOL on a 20 SOL account.

2. Exit rules

TP/SL can run in SOL or USD. On SOL pairs, measure in SOL, since a position can be up in USD and down in SOL.

Raise the stop loss from the default 10% to about 15% to start. Keep a stop on: when a coin goes straight to zero, no range protects you. A stop can’t guarantee a price in a fast dump.

If your leader holds for 6 hours or more, a 10% take profit will often close you early, so raise it and let their close be your exit.

3. What to copy

For DLMM, tick the shapes you want copied: Spot, Curve, BidAsk and Custom. Leave all four on unless the leader clearly does better with one, such as their bid-ask positions. DAMM v2 is Meteora’s pool type without bins. Read DAMM v2 vs DLMM and leave it off until you’ve seen how the leader’s DAMM v2 positions do.

4. Protection and token filters

Meme Protection, on by default, skips a copy when more than 95% of it would sit in the other token. Leave it on.

Smart Token Retention (off by default, DLMM only) holds the token for a short while after the leader closes (1 minute by default, adjustable from 30 seconds to 5 minutes) and reuses it if they add it back, so you skip a sell and a rebuy. Leave it off on brand-new coins, where holding the token can cost more than the swap saves.

New accounts start with these token filters under Settings > Security. Only change them to be stricter:

• Jupiter Organic Score 50 or higher
• Market cap $500,000 or more
• 24h volume $100,000 or more
• 100 holders or more

5. Label

Label each leader, for example 2.3avg/61%wr/7.5bal (average invested, win rate, balance), so Copy Logs read at a glance.

Step 4: Watch for 1-2 weeks before you add more

Check Copy LP > Copy Logs. Failed copies show why: low balance, price moved, token filters or Meme Protection. Compare each closed copy with the leader’s result on the same position: the gap is your lag plus fees. If your copies keep closing red while the leader’s same positions close green, drop them. If they track, add size slowly. You can copy several wallets, each with its own settings.

Pausing a leader stops their closes being copied too, so your open copies then exit only on your TP/SL or when you close them yourself (0.1%). Before you drop or add a leader, it’s worth a second opinion in the DLMM chat.

Extra rewards: MET, Meteora’s referral and Season 1 cashback

LPing through LP Agent counts toward Meteora’s LP programmes, and Portfolio shows a “Claim X MET” banner when a claim is open. If you LPed last season, check and claim your MET before the LP Stimulus Season 2 claim closes on 21 October 2026 at 10:00 UTC.

Agent wallets are linked automatically to Meteora’s referral programme, which pays you 2% of Meteora’s protocol fees on your DLMM positions in USDC. For positions you open from your own wallet, my Meteora referral link fills in the code RAZZAER. I stake 40,000 MET behind it, so people on it can earn up to 1,000 USDC a cycle.

Season 1 cashback pays back a share of the LP Agent fees you pay, in SOL to your agent wallet on the 1st of each month (UTC), once it reaches 0.1 SOL. Higher levels pay back more, and more than 7 days with nothing open drops you back to Base.

LP Agent API key: plans, prices and limits

An LP Agent API key costs $10 one-off or $20 to $40 a month, from LP Agent’s portal at portal.lpagent.io. It’s for pulling wallet data into your own tools, and you don’t need to deposit anything.

For the Claude setup in my post above, the Basic key is enough. You’ll also need Claude Pro and a free Helius key. DexScreener, Meteora and Jupiter don’t need one.

The API key isn’t your wallet key, and my setup only ever needs a wallet address. Never paste a private key or seed phrase into Claude or any bot.

LP Agent vs MetEngine vs SOL Decoder

Under 5 SOL, MetEngine is the one, and our MetEngine walkthrough covers it. With 5 SOL or more, I’d pick LP Agent for the web app, Smart LP vetting and TP/SL. It won’t save you fees: it’s cheaper on copies that earn little and dearer on good ones.

On a 10 SOL copy, MetEngine takes 0.04 SOL up front at its 0.4% rate, win or lose, so LP Agent only costs less while the copy earns under 0.5 SOL in LP fees.

SOL Decoder suits you if you already live in its Discord; the SOL Decoder bot guide covers setup. The rest of the cluster is on our Meteora tools page.

FAQ

Does LP Agent have a token or airdrop?

LP Agent hasn’t announced a token or an airdrop. Ignore anyone selling an “LP Agent airdrop”. The only rewards are Season 1 cashback and whatever Meteora pays LPs.

Does LP Agent work on Robinhood Chain?

Yes. Sign in with an EVM wallet to get a Robinhood Chain account (each account lives on one network), fund it with ETH or USDG, and you can LP or copy Uniswap V3 and V4 pools, including tokenized stocks. LP Agent suggests 0.08 ETH of net worth to copy, and Smart LP’s size cap doesn’t apply there.