Trojan
The most-used Solana Telegram bot -- fast, feature-rich and battle-tested -- but custodial-lite with no public audit, so withdraw your profits.
Pros
- Fast buys/sells and sniping from Telegram
- Copy-trading, limit orders, DCA, multi-wallet
- 1% fee drops to 0.9% with a referral
- Huge user base and trade volume
Cons
- Custodial-lite key storage; no public audit
- Not safe for long-term storage
- Telegram-first UX has limits vs full terminals
Trojan is the dominant Telegram trading bot on Solana, built by the former "Unibot on Solana" team after they split from the Ethereum Unibot team in early 2024.
What it is
Trojan lets you trade, snipe, track wallets, and read charts entirely inside Telegram, with a companion web terminal. Its popularity comes from speed, a friendly setup, and a deep feature set: fast buys/sells, token sniping, copy-trading, limit orders, DCA, multi-wallet, and anti-MEV routing. It reports 500k+ lifetime users and, by some accounts, over $25B in lifetime volume across 70M+ trades.
How it works
You trade from a chat window without switching apps. The bot charges a 1% base fee on every buy and sell, reducible to 0.9% with a referral code, plus standard Solana network fees. On custody, Trojan uses MPC to secure keys but is best described as custodial-lite: it's considered fine for execution, not for storage, and there is no public smart-contract audit.
The verdict
If you want to trade Solana memecoins from your phone, Trojan is the default and it's earned that position through reliability and features. The trade-off is trust: because keys are managed for you and there's no audit, the sensible discipline is to withdraw profits to a self-custody or cold wallet promptly rather than parking funds in the bot. Great execution tool, poor vault.
Official site: Trojan — trojan.app