X user debunks viral 'Grok copy-trading' posts: the math doesn't add up
prescott · x · 2026-10-17
Two viral posts claim Grok + copyfomo turned $250 into $5,721 in 24h and $250 into $1,872 in a day. User @prescott checked the numbers and says they don't hold up: the listed trades (+$112, +$63, −$38, +$453, +$1,436, +$3,088) total +$5,114, which with the $250 stake equals $5,364 — not the claimed $5,721.
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