Bounce Finance Develops Crypto Trading Bot for Telegram Users
In Brief
Decentralized auction platform Bounce Finance is developing customizable Telegram bots.
The platform aims to provide a tailored integration for projects to streamline on-chain transactions.
Bounce Finance, a decentralized auction platform, today announced that it is developing Telegram bots to expand its offerings.
Telegram bots for crypto trading have been gaining traction as indispensable tools for crypto enthusiasts. These automated tools offer traders the ability to streamline their transactions by executing predefined rules. In addition to automating trades, Telegram bots can connect to decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges.
Although various Telegram bots may vary slightly in functionality, they all share a core set of features. These include fundamental trade executions such as stop loss and take profit orders, as well as more advanced functionalities like anti-rug and honeypot safeguards, copy trading mechanisms, multi-wallet support, liquidity management, and method sniping capabilities.
Citing Binance Research, Bounce Finance said that Telegram bots saw peak user engagement in July, surpassing 6,000 daily unique users. Maestro, an early entrant, boasts 2,000 to 3,000 daily active users, while Unibot is rapidly closing the gap as it generated $650,000 in fees in one day.
On July 23, daily trading volume via Telegram bots set a record at $10 million, with a total lifetime trading volume exceeding $190 million.
Why Bounce Finance is Developing Telegram Bots
Recognizing the potential of Telegram bots in streamlining onchain transactions, the Bounce team said it is developing these tools to “empower community-based transactions.”
The team said that it’s focusing on creating customizable and versatile Telegram bots instead of a one-size-fits-all solution offered by existing crypto bots. The platform aims to provide customized integration solutions for projects, enabling them to fully leverage the capabilities of Telegram bots within their communities.
This approach offers features such as:
- Efficient On-Chain Transactions: Bounce Telegram bots empower projects to configure features like auctions, order books, and automated market makers (AMM), streamlining on-chain transactions.
- Diverse Financial Options: Projects can use Bounce Telegram bots to establish various financial mechanisms within their communities, enhancing flexibility and utility.
- Personalized User Experiences: Customized Telegram bots align with a project’s goals, offering users a more engaging and individualized interaction.
How Bounce Telegram Bots Work
According to Bounce Finance, projects can use its platform to deploy a Telegram bot. They can also configure features like auctions, order books, and automated market makers (AMM) to suit their specific needs.
Once the Telegram bot is configured to meet the projects’ requirements, it can then be integrated into their Telegram group. This allows community members to interact directly with the project’s bot from their respective groups.
Despite the efficiency of Telegram crypto trading bots, Nasdaq warns that they are “very high risk.” They require access to private keys to execute trades. However, in the event of a compromise by a malicious developer, users’ wallets could potentially be drained of funds.
Users are encouraged to proceed with caution and take all possible safety measures if they choose to use Telegram bots.
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Cindy is a journalist at Metaverse Post, covering topics related to web3, NFT, metaverse and AI, with a focus on interviews with Web3 industry players. She has spoken to over 30 C-level execs and counting, bringing their valuable insights to readers. Originally from Singapore, Cindy is now based in Tbilisi, Georgia. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Communications & Media Studies from the University of South Australia and has a decade of experience in journalism and writing. Get in touch with her via cindy@mpost.io with press pitches, announcements and interview opportunities.
