Telegram bots became serious trading infrastructure somewhere around 2023 and never looked back.
Not a shortcut for beginners. Not a gimmick. The actual tool serious Solana traders use daily because the speed genuinely matters when you're trying to be early on something. Research happens in Telegram. Alpha drops in Telegram. Increasingly the execution happens there too.
Problem is there are dozens of them now. Most overlap significantly. Fees differ. Security models differ. Some have features others don't. This is what the main ones actually do, what makes each one worth using, and how to pick the right one for how you actually trade.
Our two bots cover different products but share one wallet across everything. Fund once, use everywhere.
Spot bot (@clickdottrade_bot) trades any Solana token directly from Telegram. No web interface needed. No switching apps. Paste a contract address into the chat, trading panel opens immediately showing price, market cap, liquidity, and 24h volume all before committing anything. That context matters. Buying something with $8,000 in liquidity at a $50,000 market cap looks very different from buying something with $2 million in liquidity at the same market cap.
Buy presets configurable from B1 to B5. Default amounts are 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 1, and 5 SOL but fully adjustable to whatever sizes fit the trading style. Most common amounts become one tap. No typing amounts mid-trade when something is moving.
Three order types. Market for instant execution at current price. Limit for setting a target price and waiting for the market to come to it. DCA for automating recurring buys over time to average into a position. Most bots offer market orders. Having all three from one interface without switching platforms is the difference.
Copy trading built directly into the spot bot. Follow any Solana wallet automatically. Their buy executes, the copy executes proportionally. Filter by market cap, liquidity, and safety checks before enabling so the copy trade only mirrors positions meeting minimum criteria. No accidentally copying into a rugpull with $3,000 in liquidity. Manage and stop any copy strategy anytime from the copy trading button.
MEV protection three modes. Off, Turbo, Secure. Turbo prioritizes execution speed. Secure prioritizes routing the transaction away from the public mempool where sandwich bots are watching. Worth enabling on any meaningful size trade on Solana. Default 20% slippage tolerance adjustable in settings.
Price alerts fire directly in Telegram chat when a target price is hit. Set it and forget it. Alert arrives, trade directly from the notification.
Rewards program running. Cashback accumulates from trading volume. Referral commissions when invited friends trade. Both claimable in SOL directly from the bot.
1% fee on all trades. Non-custodial throughout. Wallet stays in control at all times.
Perps bot (@clickperps_bot) is a completely different product. Leveraged perpetual futures on Hyperliquid from Telegram. 100+ assets covering crypto, equities, commodities. BTC, ETH, SOL, TSLA, GOLD, SILVER. Long or short. 1x to 100x leverage.
Getting started:
Stop loss and take profit available on every position. Not optional extras. Part of how positions get managed properly. Set both before walking away from the screen.
Copy trading on perps works two ways. Follow any Hyperliquid wallet address directly with zero profit share. Or follow a Click user who opted into copy trading through their settings. Leader sets profit share between 0% and 20%, default 10%. Each copy trade gets its own isolated sub-wallet with independent margin. Main trading balance completely separate from copy trading activity.
Broadcasting is the feature that sets the perps bot apart from everything else. Every position open, close, and stop loss hit posts automatically to any Telegram channel or group configured in settings. Running a signal group means followers see every trade in real time. No manually updating. No cherry-picking results. Full verifiable track record visible to anyone watching the channel. Builds credibility fast when the trades are actually good.
Withdrawal from perps is USDC on Arbitrum only. $1 fee per withdrawal charged by Hyperliquid. Withdraw through /withdraw, select Arbitrum, enter the EVM wallet address, choose amount.
Chrome extension shares the exact same wallet as both Telegram bots. Fund through either bot, trade immediately from the browser on GMGN, DEXScreener, Pump.fun, Axiom, Photon, Padre without opening a separate terminal. Balances, positions, and history sync automatically across everything.
One of the most widely used Solana bots. Fast execution. Clean interface. Copy trading, limit orders, auto-buy when a contract address gets pasted. Sniper mode specifically for buying new token launches in the first blocks. Anti-MEV protection.
Fee around 0.9% on trades. Slightly cheaper than some competitors at high volume. Popular specifically among memecoin traders for the sniper functionality and execution speed on new launches. No perps product. No cross-platform wallet sharing with a browser extension.
Solid bot. Does Solana spot well. Missing the perpetuals and the broadcasting feature if those matter.
Multi-chain coverage. Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Arbitrum, Base all accessible from one bot. Useful for traders running positions across multiple ecosystems rather than staying purely on Solana.
Wallet tracker, token security checker, limit orders, copy trading all included. Been around longer than most competitors which matters. More time means more battle testing and more trust built. Fee around 1% with some variation depending on chain and feature usage.
Better than most for Ethereum ecosystem traders specifically. Less focused on Solana memecoin speed where dedicated Solana bots have an edge.
Known primarily for Ethereum and EVM chains. Sniper mode for new launches is the main draw. Auto-buy, limit orders, manual trading all in one interface.
Popular in ETH circles for the same reason Trojan is popular on Solana. Speed on new launches matters and Banana Gun built a reputation for it on EVM chains. Fee structure slightly higher than alternatives depending on which features get used. Worth checking current rates before committing to high volume.
Less relevant for Solana focused traders. Very relevant for anyone primarily trading ETH ecosystem launches.
Research and execution in one place. GMGN is primarily a token research and smart money tracking platform. The integrated trading bot means going from seeing a smart money wallet buying something to executing a trade without leaving the research flow.
That integration is genuinely useful. Spot something on the smart money feed, check the token data, buy immediately. No copying contract addresses across to a separate bot. Less feature-rich as a standalone trading bot compared to dedicated options. The point is the research-to-execution pipeline being seamless.
Not about which bot is best in absolute terms. About which one matches how the trading actually happens.
Primarily trading Solana spot and memecoins and want the most complete setup. Click.trade spot bot. MEV protection, copy trading, price alerts, rewards program, non-custodial, and the Chrome extension for browser trading all in one ecosystem.
Want Solana spot trading and also leveraged perpetuals without opening a CEX account. Click.trade is the only option covering both products non-custodially with a shared wallet.
Running a signal group and want trades posted automatically. Click.trade perps bot broadcasting. No other bot does this without manual work.
Pure Solana memecoin sniping at lowest possible fee. Trojan worth considering. Slightly cheaper on fees and strong reputation for speed on new launches specifically.
Trading across Ethereum and multiple EVM chains. Maestro for broad coverage. Banana Gun if ETH launch sniping is the primary use case.
Research and trading combined workflow on Solana. GMGN if the analytics platform is already part of the process.
Every bot requires some form of wallet access to execute trades. That's unavoidable. The question is how much access and what the custody model is.
Click.trade is non-custodial. Private keys stay with the user. Infrastructure connects without holding funds.
For other bots: use a dedicated trading wallet. Not the wallet holding long-term holdings or significant amounts. Separate wallet. Fund it with only what's actively being traded. If something goes wrong the damage stays contained to the trading allocation.
Never share a seed phrase with any bot. No legitimate bot ever asks for one. Any bot requesting a seed phrase is attempting to steal funds. That's the entire security checklist. One rule. Never breaks.
