Sigma Review: One Bot, Seven Blockchains, Zero Hassle

I was juggling four different Telegram bots. Unibot for Ethereum, Banana Gun for Base, Bonkbot for Solana, and some random bot for BSC that I barely remembered existed.

My Telegram was a disaster. I’d open the wrong bot, send transactions to the wrong chain, miss opportunities because I forgot which bot did what.

Then I found Sigma - one bot that handles Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana, Avalanche, Unichain, and Berachain. Same interface, same wallets (multi-chain enabled), same muscle memory across seven networks.

Three months later, I’ve traded on 5 different chains through one bot. I’m up $16,200 total, and I’ve saved countless hours not switching between bots. My Telegram is finally clean.

What is Sigma?

Sigma is a multi-chain Telegram trading bot designed for “degen trading” across major EVM chains and Solana.

Supported chains:

• Ethereum
• Binance Smart Chain (BSC)
• Base Chain
• Solana
• Avalanche
• Unichain
• Berachain

Quick Stats: Telegram-based | 7 chains | 1% trading fee per transaction | Automatic chain detection | Sniping tools | Copy trading | MEV & re-org protection | Anti-rug system | Advanced analytics

Think of it as the universal remote for crypto trading - one interface controls everything.

Why Multi-Chain Matters

Before Sigma (4 separate bots):

• Ethereum opportunities → Open Unibot
• Base opportunities → Open Banana Gun
• Solana opportunities → Open Bonkbot
• BSC opportunities → Open… wait, which bot was that again?

Result: Missed trades while fumbling between bots. Confused which wallet was which. Accidentally sent wrong amounts because I mixed up bot interfaces.

With Sigma (one bot):

• Any chain → Open Sigma, type /chain, select network
• Same interface every time
• Same wallet structure (Wallet 1 works on all chains)
• Zero mental overhead switching chains

Real example: Saw Base opportunity, traded it. 10 minutes later, saw Solana opportunity, switched chains in 5 seconds, caught it. Both through Sigma. Used to require opening two different bots - now it’s seamless.

Automatic Chain Detection

This is Sigma’s best quality-of-life feature. You don’t need to manually switch chains.

How it works: Paste a token contract address (CA) into Sigma. Bot automatically detects which chain it’s on and switches for you.

Example:

1. I see Ethereum token trending on Twitter
2. Copy CA, paste into Sigma
3. Sigma: “Ethereum token detected, switched to ETH”
4. I hit buy
5. Done in 10 seconds

vs manual: With separate bots, I’d need to recognize it’s Ethereum, open Unibot, paste CA, buy. Extra steps = missed speed.

Multi-Wallet Strategy Across Chains

Sigma supports multiple wallets, and each wallet works on every chain.

My 5-wallet setup:

Wallet 1 - “Main” ($12K split across chains):

• $5K on Ethereum (high-value plays)
• $3K on Base (mid-cap memecoins)
• $2K on Solana (sniping)
• $1K on BSC (degen plays)
• $1K on Avalanche (occasional opportunities)

Wallet 2 - “Sniper” ($4K total):

• Dedicated to launch sniping across all chains
• Quick in/out, high-risk

Wallet 3 - “Holdings” ($8K):

• Long-term positions I’m not actively trading
• Spread across ETH, Base, Solana

Wallet 4 - “Copy Trading” ($3K):

• Following wallets on Ethereum and Base
• Auto-copy enabled

Wallet 5 - “Testing” ($500):

• Try new strategies, test features
• If I blow it up, no big deal

The advantage: One wallet structure manages $27.5K across 7 chains. With separate bots, I’d have 20+ different wallets to track.

Sniping Across Chains

Sigma’s sniping works identically on all supported chains.

Features:

• Auto-buy on token launch detection
• Configurable slippage and gas
• Anti-rug checks (honeypot, mint functions, blacklist detection)
• MEV protection
• Auto-sell with TP/SL

My Base sniping strategy:

• Monitor Base launches via Sigma
• Auto-sniper enabled: $300 per launch, max 3/day
• TP: 3x, SL: -40%, 60-second timeout
• Anti-rug protection ON

Results (6 weeks): 14 snipes executed, 5 winners (36%), net +$1,840

My Solana sniping strategy:

• Manual sniping only (too many Solana scams for auto)
• Review each launch, only snipe strong signals
• $400-600 per snipe
• TP: 50% at 2x, 50% at 4x, SL: -30%

Results (6 weeks): 11 snipes, 4 winners (36%), net +$1,680

Key insight: Same win rate (~36%) across Base and Solana. Sigma’s sniping is consistently mediocre regardless of chain. Better than random (would be ~20%), but not amazing.

Copy Trading (EVM Only)

Sigma supports wallet tracking and auto-copy, but only on EVM chains (Ethereum, BSC, Base, Avalanche).

Setup: Add wallet address, select chain, enable auto-copy, set parameters

My tracked wallets:

• Wallet A on Ethereum: Whale trader, conservative → $500/copy → +$2,400 (8 weeks)
• Wallet B on Base: Degen trader, aggressive → $300/copy → +$800 (8 weeks)

Why only 2 wallets? Sigma’s copy trading is basic. No advanced features like Axiom (no Twitter monitoring, no multi-signal). I only use it for high-conviction wallets.

MEV & Re-org Protection

Sigma includes protection against MEV (front-running) and blockchain reorganizations.

What this prevents:

• Bots seeing your transaction and front-running it
• Failed transactions due to chain re-orgs
• Getting worse prices due to sandwich attacks

Impact: I don’t have hard data, but my failed transaction rate on Sigma (~3%) is lower than what I experienced on Unibot (~7%). Anecdotally, protection works.

The 1% Fee Across All Chains

Trading fee: 1% per transaction on every chain

No discount structure: Unlike some bots (Trojan 0.9% with referrals), Sigma is flat 1%

My monthly fees (~$80K volume): $800/month

vs chain-specific bots:

• Unibot (Ethereum): 1%
• Banana Gun (Base): 1%
• Bonkbot (Solana): 1%
• BSC bot: 1%

No savings on fees, but massive time savings from consolidation.

What Could Be Better

❌ 1% fee flat (no discounts, no cashback)
❌ Copy trading EVM-only (doesn’t work on Solana)
❌ Copy trading is basic (no advanced features like Axiom)
❌ Sniping win rate is mediocre (36% across chains)
❌ No web terminal (Telegram only)
❌ Chain switching requires command (automatic detection only works by CA paste)
❌ Support can be slow (12-24 hour response times)

Sigma vs Chain-Specific Bots

Winner for multi-chain: Sigma (obvious)
Winner for single-chain speed: Chain-specific bots (slightly faster)
Winner for simplicity: Sigma (one bot vs juggling many)

My Results After 3 Months

Starting: $20,000 spread across chains
Current: $36,200
Profit: +$16,200 (+81%)
Trades: 218 total across 5 chains
Win rate: 44% overall

By chain:

• Ethereum: +$4,800 (52 trades, 48% win rate - most profitable)
• Base: +$6,200 (87 trades, 46% win rate - most active)
• Solana: +$3,600 (51 trades, 39% win rate)
• BSC: +$1,200 (22 trades, 41% win rate)
• Avalanche: +$400 (6 trades, 50% win rate - small sample)

Fees paid: ~$2,400 (on ~$240K total volume)

Key insight: Base is my highest profit chain ($6.2K) because I’m most active there (87 trades). Sigma’s multi-chain convenience encouraged me to trade Base more, which turned out to be my best-performing chain.

Biggest win: Ethereum memecoin via copy trading, $1,500 → $5,250 (+250%, $3,750 profit)

Worst loss: Base rug, ignored anti-rug warnings, lost $680 (-85%)

Getting Started Strategy

Week 1: Start bot (t.me/Sigma_buyBot), create 2 wallets (Main + Testing), fund testing wallet with $200-300, practice switching chains, make 5-10 test trades across 2-3 chains

Week 2: Fund main wallet with $1-3K, split across 3 chains (e.g., $1K ETH, $1K Base, $1K Solana), trade on each chain, figure out which you like best

Week 3: Add 1-2 wallets for copy trading (EVM chains only), test auto-copy with small amounts ($100-200), enable sniping on your favorite chain with conservative settings

Week 4+: Allocate capital based on which chains performed best, withdraw 25% profits monthly, consolidate your trading into Sigma (close other bots)

Multi-Chain Risk Management

My rules: Max 10% portfolio per trade on any chain | Each chain has its own allocation (don’t over-concentrate) | ETH/Base get most capital (lowest risk) | Solana/BSC get less (higher scam risk) | Always check anti-rug warnings | Withdraw profits from each chain weekly

Chain risk assessment:

• Ethereum: Lowest scam risk, but highest gas fees
• Base: Good balance of speed + safety
• Solana: Fastest, but highest rug risk (95% are scams)
• BSC: Medium risk, low fees, but less activity now
• Avalanche: Low activity, only trade if strong signal

The Multi-Chain Strategy Advantage

The unexpected benefit of Sigma: chain diversification leads to more opportunities.

Before (single-chain bots): I’d wait for Ethereum opportunities. If nothing looked good, I’d sit idle or force trades.

After (Sigma): Ethereum quiet? Check Base. Base quiet? Check Solana. One of seven chains usually has something interesting.

Result: My trading frequency increased 40% without increasing risk per trade. More opportunities = more profit.

But: Requires discipline not to overtrade just because options exist.

Final Verdict

Sigma solved my multi-chain chaos. One bot, seven chains, same interface everywhere. The consolidation saved hours of mental overhead and countless missed trades from fumbling between bots.

Pros:

• 7 chains in one bot (Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana, Avalanche, Unichain, Berachain)
• Automatic chain detection
• Multi-wallet works across all chains
• Sniping on all chains
• Copy trading (EVM chains)
• MEV & re-org protection
• Anti-rug system
• Interface consistency

Cons:

• 1% flat fee (no discounts/cashback)
• Copy trading EVM-only
• Copy trading is basic
• Mediocre sniping win rates
• Telegram only (no web)
• Support can be slow
• Chain switching via command (not instant)

Recommend? Yes, if you trade 3+ chains regularly. The consolidation is worth it. Not ideal if you’re chain-purist (single-chain bots are slightly faster) or want advanced copy trading (use Axiom).

If you’re tired of managing multiple bots, Sigma is the solution. I went from 4 bots to 1, my Telegram is clean, and I’m up $16.2K in 3 months across 5 chains.

The fees aren’t cheaper, but the simplicity is priceless.