2026-01-12 22:35:50

A Telegram-integrated trading bot has rolled out a browser-based onchain trading terminal, marking a significant expansion for the ecosystem. The platform has already accumulated over $28 billion in trading volume while serving 2.5 million active users—a testament to growing demand for seamless onchain trading solutions.

What sets this new terminal apart? Speed matters first. Faster order execution means better fills and reduced slippage in volatile markets. Beyond that, the trading tools come packed with automation features—handy for users who want strategies running without constant manual intervention. Then there's the gamification layer, which keeps the trading experience engaging and interactive.

For traders hunting efficiency and accessibility, this browser-based approach removes friction. No app downloads, no unnecessary complications. Just direct market access with all the firepower traders need.

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0xTherapist

· 9h ago

2.8 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but can this automated tool really help me lose less money... --- It's both browser-based and gamification, feels like they just want to make you addicted and keep trading lol --- No more pretending, I just want to ask if slippage can really significantly reduce losses or if it's just another marketing gimmick --- 2.5 million active users? I think half of them just try it out and leave haha --- More and more mindless entry tools are emerging, but the people making money are still the same... --- Honestly, I like this direction, just not sure about the security, who will guarantee it --- Now I can trade on the toilet, but my toilet trading record is already pretty miserable...

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 9h ago

2.8 billion in trading volume? That number sounds pretty impressive, but has the slippage issue really been solved? --- I don't think direct trading through the browser is anything new; the key is how fast the execution is... Hopefully not just another disguise for rugging users. --- The automated trading feature sounds good, but I'm worried it might rug before it even starts. --- Where does the data about 2.5 million active users come from? Is it real or just inflated? --- Not having to download an app is definitely convenient, but what about gas fees? Is there any optimization in this area? --- What is gamification... Basically, making trading feel like a game to get people hooked. --- Fast speed, automation, easy access... Sounds perfect. I just want to know when it will cool off. --- Out of the 2.8 billion in trading volume, how much is generated by bots? How is it calculated?

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BTCRetirementFund

· 9h ago

28 billion in trading volume, didn't expect Telegram bots to be this powerful.

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NewPumpamentals

· 9h ago

No more pretending, trading directly through the browser is really awesome, saves the trouble of installing a bunch of apps that eat up memory. --- 2.5 billion in trading volume with only 25 million active users? How much is each person averaging... --- Fast speed + automation is indeed a perfect combo. Slippage can finally breathe this time. --- Automatic trading strategies and gamification... Are you serious about making trading tools or just making games? --- You want my money just by skipping the download step? I've seen this trick before.

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TokenUnlocker

· 9h ago

2.8 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but are there really that many people using it... However, direct trading through the browser is indeed convenient, saving the hassle of downloading I need to look into the automated strategies, don't want it to be just another scam to fleece users As long as it's fast and has low slippage, everyone loves it Whether there are truly many users or not remains a question

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