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
- DCA bots — automate scheduled, recurring buys instead of one-off discretionary entries
- 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
