Mizar Review 2026: Multi-Chain Copy Trading and DCA Bots — Including Solana
Mizar bundles copy trading, DCA, and automated take-profit/stop-loss into one pay-per-trade platform across Solana, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain. Here's what it costs, what it does well, and why it's not a Solana-exclusive tool.
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Mizar takes a different shape than most Solana-focused bots in this directory: instead of building for one chain, it runs the same automation layer — copy trading, DCA, take-profit/stop-loss, anti-rug screening — across Solana, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain, accessible from both a web terminal and Telegram.
What Is Mizar?
Mizar splits into two products: D-Mizar for on-chain/DEX trading (this is what covers Solana, alongside Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain, integrating with 10+ DEXs including Pump.fun, Raydium, Orca, and Meteora) and C-Mizar for centralized-exchange trading bots. For a Solana trader, D-Mizar is the relevant half of the platform.
Core features on the Solana side:
Copy trading — mirror selected wallets or curated strategies, with built-in anti-rug screening on the tokens being copied
Advanced orders — automated take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing-stop execution, so exits don't require watching a chart
Non-custodial architecture — keys are encrypted, with 2FA on the account layer
Fees and the MZR Token
Mizar charges a trading fee of roughly 0.5-1% per trade rather than a monthly subscription — you pay per use, not per month. Holding or staking Mizar's own MZR token reduces this: the platform's tiered "STAR level" system (based on 30-day trading volume and/or MZR held) can cut the volume fee substantially and applies a separate discount to copy-trading performance fees. Treat the exact maximum discount figures as subject to change — check Mizar's current fee schedule before assuming a specific tier.
There's also a referral program (around 25% of referred trading fees) for users who bring others onto the platform.
What Mizar Does Well
Copy trading, DCA, and automated exits in one place — most Solana bots specialize in one of these; Mizar bundles all three
Pay-per-trade pricing — no subscription means casual or occasional traders aren't paying for a tool they use twice a month
Genuine multi-chain reach — if you trade across Solana and EVM chains, one account covers both instead of juggling separate bots per chain
Anti-rug screening built into copy trading — an extra layer of protection specifically on the tokens a copied wallet is buying
Where Mizar Falls Short
Not Solana-exclusive — Solana is one of four supported chains, so it doesn't get the same singular focus as a Solana-native bot like ; features and execution speed on Solana specifically aren't independently benchmarked against dedicated Solana bots here
Fee discount mechanics depend on MZR — getting to the lower fee tiers means holding or staking a separate token, which adds a layer most flat-fee Telegram bots don't require
Anti-rug screening isn't foolproof — it filters obviously malicious tokens, not every rug pattern; don't treat it as a guarantee on any wallet you copy
Automated ≠ profitable — copy trading and DCA reduce manual effort, not risk. A bad wallet copied automatically loses money automatically too
Is Mizar Worth It?
If you only ever trade Solana and want the deepest, fastest, most Solana-specific feature set, a dedicated bot like Trojan or BonkBot will likely serve you better. But if you trade across Solana and EVM chains and want copy trading, DCA, and automated exits handled by one account instead of three separate bots, Mizar's multi-chain reach and pay-per-trade pricing are a legitimate fit — just go in clear-eyed that the anti-rug tooling and win-rate marketing around any copy-trading platform, including this one, are aids, not guarantees.
FAQ
Is Mizar a Solana-only bot?
No. Mizar supports Solana, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Chain through its D-Mizar on-chain product. Solana is one of several chains it covers, not its exclusive focus.
How does Mizar charge fees?
Mizar charges roughly 0.5-1% per trade rather than a monthly subscription. Fees can be reduced by holding or staking Mizar's MZR token through a tiered volume-based discount system.
Does Mizar protect against rug pulls?
It includes anti-rug screening built into its copy-trading feature to filter obviously malicious tokens, but this is a screening aid, not a guarantee — always verify a token independently before copying a trade into it.
Does Mizar support DCA and automated take-profit/stop-loss?
Yes. Both are core features — DCA bots automate scheduled recurring buys, and advanced orders handle take-profit, stop-loss, and trailing-stop exits automatically.
