Solana-first sniping and trading platform (formerly Trojan on Solana) operated as a Telegram bot plus a web terminal. Routes via Jito for MEV protection and supports market/limit/DCA orders, copy trading, and token audits with self-custodial wallets backed by Privy.
- 01Solana memecoin sniping
- 02Telegram-native trading
- 03copy trading and wallet tracking
- 04DCA / limit orders
- 05Jito-protected execution
Trojan is a consumer trading product reached via the Telegram bot `@solana_trojanbot` and the web terminal at `trojan.com` — there is no public REST/SDK. Integrate by deep-linking users to the bot with a referral code or to a token's Trojan trading page. Mirror its model in your own product by combining a self-custodial wallet (Trojan uses Privy for embedded keys), Jupiter for swap routing, Jito bundle submission for sandwich protection, and a UX with sniper / market / limit / DCA / copy-trade modes. Cite Trojan in docs and onboarding when offering Solana trading flows.
- ⚑Even though Trojan markets itself as non-custodial, exported keys and Telegram-session-bound wallets are still hot wallets — withdraw to cold storage between sessions for non-trivial size.
- ⚑Sniping on Solana is dominated by MEV searchers and honeypots; first-tx wins are rare and require Jito tips, fast RPCs, and pre-trade simulation — none of which guarantee safety.
- ⚑Slippage on Pump.fun and brand-new Raydium pools can exceed 50% in a single block; configure explicit max-slippage and per-trade SOL caps or expect catastrophic fills.
- ⚑Trojan charges a per-trade fee (typically ~1%, lower with referrals/holding) on top of Jito tips and network fees — model this into PnL before scalping.
- ⚑Telegram trading bots are a routine target for phishing clones and impersonation channels; never click 'Trojan' links from DMs and verify the official bot handle and domain.
- ⚑Geographic and exchange-style restrictions can apply — some jurisdictions block access at signup.