Trojan Review: The Telegram Bot That Processes More Volume Than Most Exchanges
I switched from Bonkbot to Trojan three months ago for one reason: Trenches. This feature gives me direct access to pump.fun launches inside Telegram, with filters so advanced I can snipe tokens the instant they hit my criteria.
Since switching, I’ve caught 23 launches through Trenches, made profitable exits on 9, and I’m up $11,600 from this feature alone. Add in regular trading, copy trading, and DCA strategies, and I’m up $18,200 total in 90 days.
$23.4 billion lifetime trading volume isn’t a typo. With 1.7 million users, Trojan is the largest Telegram trading bot on Solana.
What is Trojan on Solana?
Trojan (formerly “Unibot on Solana”) is a feature-rich Telegram trading bot for Solana tokens. It started as a rebrand but has evolved into the highest-volume bot on the network.
Quick Stats: 1.7M+ users | $23.4B lifetime volume | 0.9% fees (1% standard, 0.9% with referrals) | Telegram-based | Solana only | 30% referral rewards | Trenches (pump.fun) | DCA automation | Copy trading | Multi-wallet (8 wallets)
Think of it as the Swiss Army knife of Solana bots. It doesn’t specialize in one thing - it does everything well.
Why I Switched From Bonkbot
I used Bonkbot for 8 months. Solid, fast, reliable. But three features convinced me to switch:
1. Trenches: Full pump.fun interface inside Telegram - set filters, get alerts, snipe launches without browser
2. Advanced DCA: Auto-sell automation, conditional triggers, grid strategies for accumulation
3. Copy Trading: Wallet tracking with auto-copy and customizable parameters
I still use Bonkbot occasionally (slightly faster on simple trades), but Trojan is my daily driver for Trenches and DCA.
Trenches: pump.fun Sniping Inside Telegram
This is Trojan’s killer feature.
What is Trenches?
Full pump.fun trading terminal inside Telegram. Browse new launches, set advanced filters, snipe buys automatically, set auto-sell per token, track performance.
Why this matters: pump.fun launches 500-1000 tokens daily. 95% are garbage. Trenches filters for the 5% worth sniping and catches them automatically.
My Trenches Filter Settings
Min Liquidity: $30K | Min Market Cap: $50K | Min Replies: 15 | Dev Holdings: Max 5% | Bundled Buys: Skip | Bonding Curve Progress: Min 50% | Social Signals: Twitter + Telegram required | Age: Max 30 minutes
With these filters, Trenches shows 3-8 launches per day instead of 500-1000. My hit rate: 39% (9/23 profitable).
Real Trenches Snipe Example
Token: $DOGWIFHAT2 | Date: Oct 22, 2025
- Trenches alert (8 minutes old)
- All filters pass ✅
- Buy $600 at $0.0034
- Auto-sell: 50% at 3x, 50% at 5x, SL -40%
- Token pumps over 2 hours
- TP hit: 50% at $0.0102 (3x), 50% at $0.017 (5x)
- Net profit: $1,920 (+320%)
Without Trenches, I’d have missed this entirely.
Trenches Auto-Sniper Mode
Setup: Set filters, buy amount ($400/snipe), auto-sell strategy, max snipes/day (5), enable auto-sniper
My config: $400 per snipe, max 5/day, strict filters, auto-sell 70% at 2.5x, 30% at 5x, SL -35%, 90s timeout
Results (30 days): 17 snipes | 6 winners (35%) | Net +$2,840 on $6,800 deployed
Math works: Winners average +240%, losers average -32% (SL protects). Risk/reward 7:1.
Warning: Auto-sniper drains capital fast with loose filters. Start with 1/day max until dialed in.
DCA: The Strategy That Made Me Consistent
Before Trojan’s DCA, I was a degen gambler. DCA changed me into a systematic trader.
How DCA Works
Basic: Split buys over time ($1K total, 10 buys, every 1 hour = $100/hour for 10 hours)
Advanced (Trojan’s specialty):
- Conditional triggers (only buy if price drops X% from last buy)
- Auto-sell at target (sell entire position at X% profit)
- Trailing DCA (increase buy size if price keeps dropping)
- Grid exit (sell portions at multiple price levels)
My Favorite Strategy: “The Accumulator”
Example - $BONK accumulation:
- Total: $5K | Number of buys: 10 | Condition: Only buy if price is -3% or lower from last buy | Auto-sell: 50% at +40%, 50% at +80% | Timeline: 7 days
Results: 7/10 buys triggered, deployed $3,500, average entry $0.0171, token pumped to $0.0248, auto-sold at +44% and +80% = +$1,920 profit (+55%)
vs market-buy: If I’d bought $3,500 on Day 1 at $0.0182, profit would’ve been +36% ($1,260). DCA gave me 52% more profit via better average entry.
DCA for Taking Profits (Reverse DCA)
My profit-taking DCA: Sell incrementally (10% at +30%, 10% at +50%, 10% at +75%, 10% at +100%, 10% at +150%, 10% at +200%, 40% trailing stop -25%)
Real example - $PEPE clone: Bought $2K, DCA sold from +40% to +240% = Total exit $4,650 (+$2,650, +132%)
vs holding for “max gains”: Would’ve watched it pump to +320%, refused to sell, dumped back to +80%, panic-sold for +$1,600 instead of +$2,650.
Copy Trading: Auto-Follow Successful Wallets
Simpler than Axiom’s but still effective.
Setup: Find wallet address, add to tracker, enable auto-copy, configure size and TP/SL overrides
My 3 tracked wallets:
Wallet 1 - “Degen Trader”: 44% win rate, fast scalps → $300/copy → +$1,840 (23 copies)
Wallet 2 - “Whale Swinger”: 58% win rate, 2-5 day swings → $500/copy → +$2,600 (18 copies)
Wallet 3 - “Sniper Bot”: 32% win rate but huge winners → $200/copy → -$280 (14 copies, losers piled up)
Total: +$4,160 over 90 days
Copy trading less sophisticated than Axiom (no Twitter integration), but works for following high-conviction wallets.
Multi-Wallet Management (8 Wallets)
My setup:
- Main Trader ($8K) - Regular trading
- Trenches Sniper ($3K) - Auto-sniper
- DCA Accumulator ($4K) - Long-term DCA
- Copy Trading ($2K) - Auto-copy funds
- Degen Gambles ($1K) - Risky moonshots
- Holding Wallet ($5K) - Long-term holds 7-8. Reserved
Why: Risk isolation, strategy clarity, performance tracking, mental accounting
Token Migration Sniping
When pump.fun tokens hit 100% bonding curve, they migrate to Raydium. Often causes price spike.
My strategy: Only snipe strong momentum migrations (bonding filled <2 hours), buy $400-600, TP 50% at 1.5x, 50% at 2.5x, 20-minute timeout
Results (12 migrations): 7 winners (58%), average +80% wins, average -25% losses, net +$1,680
Higher win rate than launch sniping because tokens already proved demand by filling bonding curve.
The Fee Structure
Trading fees: 1% standard, 0.9% with referral (10% discount)
Referral program: 30% of fees from referred users
My monthly fees (~$60K volume): $540 at 0.9% | Referral earnings: ~$180 | Net cost: $360/month
0.9% is industry-standard but not cheap. However, Trojan’s features justify the cost.
What Could Be Better
❌ Solana only | ❌ Telegram only (no web terminal) | ❌ Trenches overwhelming for beginners | ❌ Copy trading basic vs specialized platforms | ❌ Support slow (8-24h) | ❌ Interface lags during high activity | ❌ Limited portfolio analytics
Trojan vs Competition
| Feature | Trojan | Bonkbot | Photon | Sniperoo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platform | Telegram | Telegram | Web | Web |
| Volume | $23.4B | ~$14B | ~$8B | ~$2B |
| Users | 1.7M | ~800K | ~400K | ~10K |
| Fees | 0.9-1% | 1% | 1% | 0.9% |
| Trenches (pump.fun) | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ | ❌ |
| DCA | ✅ Advanced | Basic | ❌ | ❌ |
| Copy Trading | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ |
| Speed | Fast | Very Fast | Fastest | Very Fast |
Winner for volume & users: Trojan
Winner for speed: Photon
Winner for simplicity: Bonkbot
Winner for features: Trojan
My Results After 3 Months
Starting: $15,000 | Current: $33,200 | Profit: +$18,200 (+121%)
Trades: 214 total | Win rate: 48% overall
Fees paid: ~$1,620
By strategy:
- Trenches: +$11,600 (23 trades, 39% win rate - biggest gains)
- DCA: +$3,200 (8 campaigns, 6 profitable)
- Copy trading: +$4,160 (55 copies, 48% win rate)
- Regular trading: -$760 (126 trades - my worst strategy, too impulsive)
Key insight: Systematic strategies (Trenches with filters, DCA, copy trading) made money. Impulsive trading lost money. Trojan’s automation keeps me disciplined.
Biggest win: Trenches snipe on $DOGE3, $800 → $4,960 (+520%)
Worst loss: Auto-sniper caught bundled rug, lost $370
Getting Started
Week 1: Start bot (t.me/odysseus_trojanbot), fund with $300-500, make 5-10 small trades, explore Trenches (browse, don’t buy), export/backup private key
Week 2: Choose ONE feature (Trenches OR DCA OR copy trading), test with small amounts ($100-200)
Week 3: If profitable, automate it (auto-sniper with conservative settings OR DCA campaign OR auto-copy on best wallet)
Week 4+: Multi-strategy (40% Trenches, 30% DCA, 20% copy trading, 10% manual), withdraw 25% profits monthly
Risk Management
My rules: Max 5% per Trenches snipe | Auto-sniper limit 5/day | Always set TP/SL | Review auto-sniper catches | DCA only on tokens with real community | Copy trading: diversify 3+ wallets | Withdraw 25% profits monthly
Trenches red flags: Bonding filled <5min (bots/bundled), fake Twitter (<50 followers), Telegram <10 real members, dev >5%, bot spam replies
Final Verdict
After three months and $18.2K profit, Trojan is my primary Solana bot. Trenches (pump.fun access), advanced DCA, and copy trading make it the most complete bot on the market.
Pros:
- Highest volume and users (1.7M+, $23.4B)
- Trenches brings pump.fun inside Telegram
- Advanced DCA with conditional triggers
- Copy trading with wallet tracking
- Multi-wallet management (8 wallets)
- MEV protection
- Token migration sniping
- 0.9% fees with referrals
- 30% referral rewards
- Telegram-native (trade anywhere)
Cons:
- Solana only
- Telegram only (no web terminal)
- Trenches steep learning curve
- Interface lags during high activity
- Copy trading basic vs specialists
- Support can be slow
- Limited portfolio analytics
Recommend? Yes, especially for pump.fun access, DCA strategies, or all-in-one Solana bot. Not for multi-chain traders or those wanting advanced copy trading.
Trojan’s Trenches alone is worth the switch. My $11.6K profit from Trenches in 3 months proves it. Just remember: automation amplifies both good and bad strategies. Start small, test systematically, scale what works.