2026-01-12 19:17:24

The popular trading bot Trojan in Telegram has new developments. It was recently announced that a web-based on-chain trading terminal is now available, allowing users to operate directly in the browser without installing additional software.

The data looks promising — total trading volume has surpassed $30 billion, with approximately 2.5 million registered users. The new terminal's main features include on-chain trade execution, various trading tools, and user interface optimizations, all integrated with a Solana-based incentive mechanism. In simple terms, it aims to make trading within the Solana ecosystem more convenient and profitable for users.

This trend is quite evident — trading tools are increasingly moving on-chain, and user experience is continuously improving. As a mainstream public chain, Solana's trading ecosystem is being filled with more and more innovative applications.

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AirdropHuntress

· 19h ago

When will the 30 billion USD trading volume stop growing? Behind the impressive data, it depends on wallet flows.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 01-14 14:30

300 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but the real profit probably comes from those early players. The fire of Solana has finally reached trading tools; latecomers will have to wait in line. The web version is no-install, but will slippage also be optimized accordingly?

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-13 14:08

300 billion in trading volume sounds impressive, but the real profit still comes from those early players. Now entering the market, it might already be too late.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-12 19:47

Oh my God, Trojan is back to cause trouble again. A trading volume of 30 billion is really something. Is the Solana ecosystem about to take off? Why do I feel like it's still laying the groundwork? Web version saving the trouble of installing plugins is indeed comfortable, but is it secure? Everyone is trading on-chain, could it be another round of cutting the leeks? Is this incentive mechanism strong enough? Just listening to the description feels a bit hollow. Trojan really turned Telegram into an exchange, they definitely have ideas. What level are 2.5 million users at? Is it real or is the registration number inflated? Is the opportunity for Solana here? Or are we about to see another roller coaster? No matter how fast user experience upgrades, without profit, it's all pointless. It's basically big companies competing with small ones, even small robots are starting to compete internally.

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AirDropMissed

· 01-12 19:47

Damn, 30 billion in trading volume, this bot really has some skills Trojan is trying to cut into the Solana ecosystem's dividends again Web version is highly praised, finally no need to fuss with the client The SOL ecosystem has been booming these past two years, feels like it's about to take off Why is it always Solana incentive mechanisms? Isn't it just another rug pull scheme? 2.5 million users? That number seems pretty inflated On-chain trading terminals are increasing, is this genuine innovation or just piling up demands? Everyone is betting on Solana, it’s starting to feel familiar I haven't used Trojan, I heard the experience is decent? Has anyone used it in depth? If I had known earlier, I would have hoarded more SOL, now I regret it every day

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GovernancePretender

· 01-12 19:46

A trading volume of 30 billion is indeed quite impressive, but the Solana ecosystem seems to be getting more and more competitive.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-12 19:39

Is the 30 billion trading volume real, or is it just hype again... Trojan is really competitive this time, but is the web version really better than the bot version? Is this all there is to the Sol ecosystem? Is it all supported by these trading tools? 2.5 million users sounds like a lot, but what is the actual daily active user count? It's another incentive mechanism, but in the end, isn't it retail investors who get cut?

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-12 19:19

A $30 billion trading volume sounds impressive, but are the profits really in your hands? --- The Solana ecosystem is heating up again, with more tools than ever, but it's hard to know which ones to use. --- The web version is indeed convenient, but I'm worried that lowering the barriers might lead to inflated trading volumes. --- Trojan's latest update feels like following the trend; where is the true innovation? --- The incentive mechanism is back again, essentially just trying to attract new users. --- With 2.5 million users, how many are truly active? --- On-chain trading experience on Solana definitely has advantages, but competition is becoming increasingly fierce. --- Using the browser directly is more convenient, but how is security ensured? --- Trojan's rise has only happened in the past two years, and now the web version is trying to regain some traffic. --- This is the rhythm of Web3, today's news might be forgotten by tomorrow.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 01-12 19:19

$30 billion in trading volume, this number sounds outrageous, Trojan is really getting serious The Solana ecosystem is coming together, this time they are really going all out The web version saves the hassle, just this small improvement can attract a lot of people, quite interesting

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