Copy what Congress trades.
Members of the House have to report their stock trades. Coattails reads each report the day it is published and buys the same stocks for you as tokenized shares on Solana, in your own wallet. It works outside the US and starts at $10.
947 US stocks are available as tokenized shares. Insider purchases are included too.
A real filing, as the agent read it. The prices show how far each stock moved before the report came out.
Why this exists
Autopilot manages $1.3 billion for people who copy politicians' trades, and about $400 million of that follows Nancy Pelosi. It needs a US brokerage account. Tokenized stocks on Solana are sold only outside the US. Coattails is the version for everyone Autopilot can't serve.
Follow one trade from the report to your wallet
This is a real one. Nancy Pelosi reported buying Bloom Energy (BE), and these are the numbers Coattails recorded for it. Every report goes through the same stages.
- Trade
- Report
- Read
- Match
- Receipt
- Buy
- Watch
- Sell
- 01
Nancy Pelosi buys Bloom Energy
On Jul 24, 2026, Nancy Pelosi bought shares of Bloom Energy (BE). Nothing is sent to Coattails. Members of the House only have to report the trade, and they have up to 45 days to do it.
- 02
The report comes out 28 days later
The Periodic Transaction Report reached the House Clerk's website on Aug 21, 2026. By then BE had gone from $184.89 to $201.45. A follower buys at the later price, and Coattails shows that gap on every filing so you can see what the delay cost.
Coattails checks the House Clerk and the SEC for new reports every minute.
- 03
The agent reads the report
Most reports are typed PDF forms and some are scans of paper. Coattails pulls the text out of the PDF, or runs OCR on a scan, and Sarvam AI turns every line into fields a program can act on: who, which stock, buy or sell, when and how much.
Insider reports on SEC Form 4 are already structured, so they skip this step.
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BE is matched to BEx
BE trades on Solana as BEx, one of 947 US stocks available as tokenized shares (xStocks). If a report lists something without a token, such as a private fund, it is shown on the filing and marked "not tokenized". Nothing is bought.
- 05
A receipt goes on Solana first
Before buying anything, Coattails writes the report's fingerprint (its SHA-256 hash) to Solana. Anyone can hash the PDF and compare. Every purchase made because of this report points back to this receipt, so you can always check which public document a trade copied.
- 06
Your copy is bought
You don't copy Pelosi's dollar amount. You choose your own, here $25 per trade. Coattails spends it from the USDC you allowed and the BEx goes straight into your wallet. Your money is never pooled with anyone else's.
- 07
Then it watches the position
A member can sell weeks before anyone finds out, so every position carries exit rules you set when you start following. Every 20 seconds Coattails checks them against the live price.
Whichever comes first sells the position back to USDC: the trailing stop, the time limit, or a report that Pelosi sold. A reported sale only sells what was bought because of Pelosi, even if you follow someone else who owns BE too.
Protection for the reporting delay
A member can sell weeks before the report shows it. So every position you hold through Coattails has its own exit rules, checked against the live price every 20 seconds.
Two permissions, both in your wallet
Coattails never takes custody of your money. It acts through permissions your wallet grants, each with a limit you set.
Coattails pays the network fee on every transaction it sends for you, so you don't need SOL.
Why it runs on Solana
Questions
Start with $10.
Connect a wallet, pick someone to follow, and set your budget and exits. On devnet the app gives you test USDC to try it.