Hey everyone! I’m super excited about this new project I’ve been working on. I’ve made a trading bot for Solana that works right in Telegram. It’s pretty cool because you don’t need to use any browsers or keep track of different exchange tabs.
The bot lets you trade and set up automatic trades just by tapping a few buttons in Telegram. It’s really handy and saves a lot of time. I’m using it with Raydium for trading.
Has anyone else tried making bots like this? I’d love to hear about your experiences or if you have any tips for improving it. Also, if you’re into Solana development or DeFi stuff, let me know what you think about this idea.
I’m still learning, so any advice would be awesome. Thanks!
I’ve experimented with similar bots on other chains, and your Solana-Telegram integration sounds intriguing. One key aspect to consider is security. Ensure you’re implementing robust encryption and authentication methods to protect user funds and data. Additionally, consider adding features like stop-loss orders and trailing stops to enhance risk management. Performance optimization is crucial too; make sure your bot can handle high-frequency trading scenarios without latency issues. Have you thought about incorporating price alerts or portfolio tracking functionalities? These could add significant value for users. Lastly, thorough testing in various market conditions is essential before wider deployment. Keep iterating and gathering user feedback to refine your bot’s capabilities.
yo tom, ur bot sounds dope! ive been messin with solana lately too. one thing to watch out for is gas fees - they can eat into profits real quick. maybe add a feature to estimate fees b4 trades? also, have u thought about adding limit orders? could be super useful. keep us posted on how it goes!
That’s a pretty cool project you’ve got going, Tom! I’ve dabbled in algo trading on other platforms, and Telegram integration is a smart move. One thing I’d suggest is to think about scalability. As your user base grows, you might face challenges with order execution speed and API rate limits.
Have you considered implementing a queuing system to manage high volume periods? Also, don’t forget about error handling - network issues or unexpected market moves can wreak havoc if not properly managed.
Another thought: maybe add some basic analytics or reporting features? Users love to see their performance metrics, even if it’s just simple stuff like daily P&L or win/loss ratios.
Keep iterating on it, mate. Solana’s ecosystem is growing fast, and there’s definitely a market for user-friendly trading tools like yours.