BullX
A powerful, widely used terminal whose hybrid web-and-Telegram access is a real edge, though its flat 1% fee stings high-volume traders.
Pros
- Hybrid web + Telegram access
- Multi-chain: Solana, Ethereum, Base and more
- Non-custodial with built-in MEV protection
- Strong new-token discovery and filters
Cons
- Flat 1% fee with no volume discount
- Public updates on X have been sparse
- Total per-trade cost can exceed 2% on pump.fun tokens
BullX is one of the most popular web-based trading terminals in the Solana ecosystem, having grown from a memecoin-focused tool into a broader multi-chain DeFi platform.
What it is
BullX combines DEX aggregation, real-time charting, wallet tracking, and automated trading into one interface. It launched its mainnet around Q2 2024 and has since added cross-chain trading, a mobile app, and a rebuilt version called BullX Neo with faster charts. It supports Solana, Ethereum, Base and other chains, and more recently TRON via Neo.
How it works
The standout is hybrid access: unlike web-only competitors (Axiom) or Telegram-only bots (Trojan), BullX offers both. It is non-custodial -- funds stay in your wallet, connected via Phantom or Solflare -- with MEV protection through Jito bundles. Features include token sniping with configurable filters, limit orders and DCA, multi-wallet management, and honeypot detection. BullX charges a flat 1% per swap on both buys and sells, with no subscription and no volume discount, on top of the underlying DEX and network fees; real total cost typically runs 1.1-2% per trade.
The verdict
BullX is a legitimate, capable terminal with a large user base, and the dual web/Telegram surface is a genuine convenience most rivals lack. The flat 1% is fine for casual traders but adds up fast for anyone doing serious volume, where Axiom's tiered cashback looks more attractive. As with every tool in this space, fast launches can drain a wallet quickly -- verify contract addresses, use official links, and start small.
Official site: BullX — bullx.io