Telegram trading bots entered the crypto space in 2024. They made trading more accessible and convenient by automating trades for users. These bots connect to decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges and execute trades using preset rules.
Setting up a Telegram trading bot is simple. Users visit the official website or X account, open the bot in Telegram and type commands in the chat.
According to data from Dune, DEX bots have an average daily trading volume of about $61.7 million. They also have around 52,000 daily active users.
Although different bots have slightly different functions, most of them perform the same basic trades. They work as hot wallets, requiring users to deposit funds before trading.
Features of Telegram Trading Bots
Buy and Sell: Buy and sell tokens using a Telegram bot. Auto Buy allows you to buy tokens by pasting the token address and setting your own parameters. Auto Sell will sell your tokens once your limit sell orders are hit.
Copy Trading: Copy trades from any wallet based on your chosen settings.
Limit Orders: Set a trigger price for the bot to buy or sell tokens automatically. This can depend on percentage change, a specific price or market cap.
Sniper: Use snipers to target and buy newly launched tokens with preset parameters.
MEV-Protection: This keeps your transactions private and safe from MEV bots that try to front run your trades.
Multi Wallet: Create multiple wallets in some bots to handle different strategies.
Honeypot Features: Protect yourself from rug pulls. These features can check if Mint and Freeze contracts are revoked or try to front-run suspected rug pull transactions.
Token Transfers: Move your tokens to an external wallet. Some bots only support transferring certain tokens, like SOL.
Trojan: Largest Telegram Trading Bot
Trojan on Solana is a Telegram trading bot built on Solana. It has grown into the largest player in this space, with a lifetime volume of nearly $23.4 billion and over 1.7 million total users. Using Trojan on Solana is free, but it charges a 0.9% fee per successful transaction if you use a referral, or 1% without one.
Trojan on Solana also has a strong referral program to encourage users to share the bot. Referrals get a 10% discount on fees, while referrers earn a reward based on a percentage of their referrals fees. These rewards are paid daily to users trading wallets. Users can also set up custom wallets if they prefer.
So far, over 362,000 SOL (about $65.8 million) in rewards have been paid out, according to the project.
Trojan Features
Trojan on Solana offers two modes, Simple and Advanced. In Settings, you can enable features like MEV protection, Auto Buy and Auto Sell. You can also set your priority fee and create up to 10 wallets.
Simple mode has an easy-to-use interface. It focuses on quick and smooth swaps. Users can buy, sell, withdraw and view their positions easily.
Advanced: This mode includes more features such as limit orders, DCA orders, copy trading and snipers.
When sniping, users can set extra protections against rug pulls. For example, they can require that snipped tokens have their mint and freeze authority revoked. Users can also add suspicious tokens and developers to a blacklist.
Trojan also lets users access the latest token launches directly in the bot through Trenches. Other features include bridging ETH to SOL and vice versa. This is done using addresses generated by the Telegram bot.
Conclusion
Telegram trading bots have become strong tools in the crypto world because they make trading easier with features like copy trading and liquidity sniping. Even though their use becomes stable after reaching a peak in early 2025, these tools still play an important role for traders who want to automate their trades anytime.