Native Solana execution
No wrappers. No routing through third-party infrastructure. Just native execution.
The engine
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We track every Solana leader in real time and route your order directly to the validator building the active block—through our own in-house TPU.
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We evaluate every single trade on-chain in real time. The moment price crosses your stop loss, take profit, or trailing target, we fire. No polling. No waiting. No timers.
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We read raw shreds directly as the leader streams them—getting you moving before standard nodes even register the block.
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When front-running protection matters more than speed.
Telegram groups
Trading inside a chat room has always been remarkably broken.
When a call drops, you copy the contract address, switch to a bot DM, paste it, wait for a text reply, check your settings, and pray the move isn't over. It’s clunky, it’s slow, and it’s built on text commands that belong in the past.
We eliminated the loop.
The old way
The native experience
Drops automatically when a contract lands in chat. Live chart, real-time tape, zero app switching.
Your sizes, one tap away. Fire a preset directly on the call, or enter any custom amount—your call, your speed.
No sub-menus or text commands. Hit Sell All to clear your position instantly.
We didn't add more commands to the bot. We made the chat feed your trading desk.
Q&A
Telegram is where the communities and callers are, so we started there. Trades happen right in the chat, no switching apps. A web terminal isn't out of the question down the road.
A native engine sends your order straight to the chain—zero external calls. Routing through an aggregator means back-and-forth requests to a third party, and every round trip adds latency where milliseconds matter. That extra delay breaks two critical things:
Stop Losses & Take Profits: A delay in receiving a pair's price—or in executing after the trigger—can mean catastrophic losses, or profits wiped out before the order lands. A real-time engine is mandatory if you want real SL/TP instead of symbolic ones.
Migration Sniping: Anticipated migrations are a race—everyone wants in, and success is measured in same-slot landing. Being late means buying the top of the candle.
Costs are the same as normal trading. If a group owner has raised the fees, it's displayed clearly alongside the rest of the token info.
No. You use a single unified wallet across private DMs and public group feeds. Default execution settings (slippage, priority fees, tip allocations) are pre-configured for optimal speed out of the box, but you retain full control to customize presets at any time through the main bot menu.
Not at all. Advanced doesn't mean hard to use—default settings are a solid starting point, and you can go deeper whenever you want more control.