About TelegramTrading.net

TelegramTrading.net started as a practical research project.

Telegram trading bots move fast. Most guides online focus on speed, profits, and hype. Very few explain how these bots actually behave in real market conditions, where things break, or where users lose money.

This site exists to document how Telegram trading bots really work, across different blockchains, market phases, and levels of experience. The goal is not to promote tools, but to help users understand what they are dealing with before risking real funds.

What We Do Here

TelegramTrading.net publishes:

  • Educational guides explaining how Telegram trading bots function
  • Technical breakdowns of features like sniping speed, MEV protection, copy trading, and execution logic
  • Practical comparisons between bots, based on real usage and testing
  • Risk-focused content covering common failure points, scams, and user mistakes

The site covers bots operating on multiple blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, TON, BSC, Base, SUI, Tron, XRP, Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and others.

The content is written for users who want clarity, not promises.

What This Site Is Not

To be clear, TelegramTrading.net is:

  • Not a trading bot
  • Not a broker or exchange
  • Not a financial advisory service
  • Not a signal group
  • Not a paid ranking platform

Nothing on this site should be interpreted as financial advice. Trading bots involve significant risk, and losses are common, especially for inexperienced users.

How Reviews and Comparisons Work

Bots mentioned on this site are evaluated based on:

  • Real-world usage
  • Feature limitations, not just feature lists
  • Trade-offs between speed, safety, and usability
  • Situations where a bot performs poorly or fails

Some links on the site may be affiliate links. When they exist, they do not influence rankings, conclusions, or recommendations. Editorial decisions are made independently, based on testing and research.

Why This Site Exists

Most people encounter Telegram trading bots through hype, screenshots, or social media claims. TelegramTrading.net exists to slow that process down.

The aim is simple:

  • explain how these tools actually work
  • show where they fail
  • help users make informed decisions before committing funds

If a bot looks impressive on paper but dangerous in practice, the site will say so.

Transparency and Accountability

Content on TelegramTrading.net is updated regularly as bots change, markets evolve, and new risks appear. Older guides may be revised or retired when they are no longer accurate.

If you spot an error, outdated information, or a security concern, you are encouraged to reach out via the contact page.

Contact

For corrections, feedback, or general questions, please use the contact page.

TelegramTrading.net is an independent educational project. It does not offer support for individual bots and cannot recover funds or troubleshoot private trades.

Who are we ?

sam lee team telegram trading bots

Sam Lee: Sam’s the brains when it comes to the finance side of things. She’s a financial advisor who’s also a full-on tech geek. Sam’s here to make sure our guides are super user-friendly.

boun mee team telegram trading bots

Boun Mee: He’s been into crypto since 2013, back when Bitcoin was still something only nerds talked about. Boun’s a total Telegram addict and always on the lookout for the latest bot tech.

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