Trading tool

Trojan Solana Trading Bot

Solana trading bot on Telegram and a web trading terminal for memecoins and new tokens.

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Facts checked Sep 26, 2026

Trojan key facts

CategoryTrading tool
ChainsSolana
PlatformsTelegram, Web
CustodyNon-custodial
Fees1% per successful trade, with SOL cashback
ChainsSolana
About

What is Trojan?

Trojan is a Solana trading tool that started as a Telegram bot and now also runs a web terminal with limit orders, DCA, copy trading and sniping. It charges 1% per successful trade, with cashback in SOL that grows with user rank.

Trojan usage

Fees paid, 24h$42,085
Fees paid, 30d$1.1M
Chains1

From DefiLlama (fees users paid), updated Sep 26, 2026.

Trading toolNon-custodialTelegramWeb

Trojan pros and cons

Pros
  • Fee charged only on successful trades
  • Limit, DCA, copy trade and sniper tools
  • Cashback in SOL rises with rank
Cons
  • 1% fee on every trade
  • Solana only
  • Importing a wallet requires pasting its private key

Trojan FAQ

What is Trojan?

Trojan is a Solana trading tool that started as a Telegram bot and now also runs a web terminal with limit orders, DCA, copy trading and sniping. It charges 1% per successful trade, with cashback in SOL that grows with user rank.

Which chains does Trojan support?

Solana.

How much does Trojan cost?

1% per successful trade, with SOL cashback, according to Trojan’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).

How much do users pay Trojan in fees?

$1.1M over the last 30 days, according to DefiLlama on Sep 26, 2026.

Does Trojan hold my funds?

No. Trojan is non-custodial: you keep your funds in your own wallet and sign each transaction.

Sources

  1. Trojan: official site
  2. Trojan: FAQs
  3. Trojan on Solana: FAQ
  4. DefiLlama

How this page works

Sources: Trojan: official site, Trojan: FAQs, Trojan on Solana: FAQ. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.

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