Telegram trading bots
XHuntr vs Trojan
Solana execution terminal vs. X social signal layer
In short
Trojan is the highest-volume Solana trading bot, a Telegram-native execution terminal for sniping, buying, selling, and copy trading. XHuntr monitors X community activity before any token is deployed or there's anything to trade.
What each tool does
XHuntr
X community monitor
Watches the X accounts you name and sends a Telegram alert when one creates or joins a community, posts a contract address inside one, changes its pinned tweet, or lands in the same room as another account you track. 12 detections, every one of them possible before a token exists on-chain.
- Fires when
- social coordination starts, before any on-chain activity
Trojan
On-chain execution (Layers 2–4)
Trojan is a Telegram-native Solana trading bot: market, limit, and DCA orders, sniping, copy trading, token audits, and a sub-2-second BOLT execution engine, plus an ETH–SOL bridge. It's self-custodial and ranks #1 among Solana bots by volume ($25B+ lifetime trades, 2M+ users).
- Fires when
- When you execute. Trojan acts on tokens that already exist on-chain, it's an execution terminal, not a discovery signal.
When each tool fires
A coordinated launch in the order it usually unfolds. XHuntr covers the social stages; Trojan joins at the public address at the earliest.
Side by side
Written from Trojan's own description of what it does. A qualified answer is shown as written rather than rounded up to a tick.
| Capability | XHuntr | Trojan |
|---|---|---|
| X community monitoring (creates, joins, CA in community, convergence) | Yes | No |
| Alerts before any on-chain activity | Yes | No |
| Wallet tracking | No | No |
| Trade execution | Quick-buy link on CA alerts | Yes |
| Copy trading | No | Yes |
| Historical KOL or caller performance | Your own alert history (/history) | No |
| Chains | Solana, Robinhood Chain (CA resolution) | Solana (ETH bridge) |
Key differences
Trojan does well
- Fastest, highest-volume Solana execution, deep routing and sub-2s BOLT fills
- Full order types: market, limit, DCA, plus sniping
- Copy trading with risk controls and auto-exit settings
- Self-custodial, no subscription, pay only per trade
- Rank-based SOL cashback that rewards active traders
Trojan does not cover
- Execution only, no X community or social-signal monitoring
- Acts only after a token already exists on-chain, it can't tell you what's coming
- Copy trading faces the same Solana latency problem as every wallet-based tool
- The 1% per-trade fee adds up for high-frequency traders
What XHuntr adds
- Fires before a token is even deployed via X community signals
- Catches a CA posted inside a community before the public tweet, before Trojan has anything to trade
- Convergence detection when multiple tracked accounts coordinate on X
- The X social layer is invisible to any execution terminal
When to use each
- Trojan
- Use Trojan to execute. It's the fastest, highest-volume Solana bot, ideal for sniping the CA and managing the position once you've found the play.
- XHuntr
- Use XHuntr to find the play early, before there's a token for Trojan to trade. The X community signal fires hours to days before the CA exists.
- Together
- XHuntr detects the setup (community creation, convergence, CA-in-community). Trojan executes it the instant the CA drops. Earliest signal + fastest execution. XHuntr's CA alerts even include a Trojan quick-buy link.
Pricing
- XHuntr
- Weekly · 15 accounts · current quote in the bot
- Monthly · 20 accounts · current quote in the bot
- Yearly · 25 accounts · current quote in the bot
5-day trial of 5 accounts first, then a free tier. Full pricing →
- Trojan
- Free to use. 1% per-trade fee (0.9% with a referral code), deducted automatically. No subscription. Rank-based SOL cashback rewards (roughly 10% up to ~45% at the top tier).
Trojan pricing is taken from its public pages and can change without notice.
Questions
Is XHuntr better than Trojan?
They do different jobs. Trojan is an execution terminal, the fastest, highest-volume way to buy and sell on Solana. XHuntr is a social signal monitor, it finds setups before a token exists to trade. You don't choose between them: XHuntr finds it early, Trojan executes it. XHuntr's CA alerts even include a Trojan quick-buy link.
Does Trojan monitor X communities?
No. Trojan is an on-chain execution bot, it trades tokens that already exist. X community activity (community creates, joins, convergence, CA-in-community) happens before any token is deployed, and it's invisible to Trojan. That's XHuntr's layer.
How much does Trojan cost vs XHuntr?
Trojan is free to use with a 1% per-trade fee (0.9% with a referral code). XHuntr is free for 5 days, then 2 tracked accounts free with renewal or paid plans quoted in the bot. They're not substitutes. Trojan charges on execution, XHuntr charges for the early signal.
What's the right order to use XHuntr and Trojan?
XHuntr fires first: a tracked account creates a community, convergence hits, or a CA is posted inside a community. You see the setup forming. When the CA drops, you execute in Trojan, often straight from the quick-buy link in XHuntr's alert. Early detection → fast execution.
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