In our previous article, we touched upon and teased our upcoming release.

Development has progressed well, although it took longer than anticipated, and we are now applying the final touches to our product. We will soon initiate a beta testing phase with a select group of traders, both seasoned and casual, to gather feedback and make the necessary adjustments before launching. It’s time for us to give you more details about what we’ve been building.

The first element of our project is our bot, which serves as the primary gateway to the application. It includes all the standard features expected from a price checking bot. Users can check the prices of any tokens, summarize chats, and obtain sentiment analysis for tickers based on the last 100 messages in a chat (we plan to expand this to include messages from all channels).

This bot is our means to penetrate groups, gain market share and collect data. You can call it our Trojan Horse.

The bot is strategically designed with multiple calls to action, one at the beginning and another at the end, to direct users toward our mini-app. You might think you've seen similar features in other bots, but ours is distinct. Unlike others, such as monkebot, which redirect to specific bots for a commission, our referral system is more intricate:

• We offer what is known as a "static referrer" for those who referred users when they created their account.

• A "dynamic referrer" for those who prompt a user to execute a trade. Our focus is on fostering trades rather than mere registrations, rewarding actions that lead to trades rather than just account creation.

The dynamic referrer always takes precedence over the static referrer insuring that our affiliates are driven by pushing bot usage.

When users click the button, it doesn't just send them to a bot in DM; it opens our WebApp directly on the trade page if they have an account, or guides them to account creation if they don't. This seamless integration allows users to remain in their chat and return effortlessly after completing their trades, enhancing user convenience.

As you can see there are three tabs that will be accessible for the moment, Info, Chart and Trade. We made it simple, idiot proof. Now, let's explore the Chart tab, which is concentrated on chart features :

In the future, we aim to enable users to place limit orders directly from the chart. We're developing this through a partnership with Wiskers, which we'll announce later in the week. We've also integrated a Firehose feature for live monitoring of buys and sells. Users can view their current positions in the Positions tab.

The Info tab provides essential information needed to assess the safety of a token.

This concludes the "trading" part of the app, but there's more. We've recognized the difficulty of checking holdings and portfolio value with other bots, so we've created our own portfolio tracker within the app. It allows users to visualize the value of each wallet and holding.

Let’s have a look at the main page or home page.

The main page features at the top a list of currently trending tokens, so you can see at a glance which tickers are hot.

Next, a small chart inspired by Robinhood showing portfolio value over time, and the total value with 24-hour changes. Below that are three calls to action, strategically placed in what would be the middle of your screen if you opened the app on your phone.

Then a list of open positions, we chose to unify those per token instead of per buy for clarity and a "CEX-like" experience. Finally, there's also a watchlist for quick information access or navigation towards specific token pages. Let’s have a look at the search page now, which is the one you will use to search for tokens and access their respective page.

Here you will find a search bar where you can input either the name, ticker, or address of any token you wish to obtain information on. You will also be able to quickly click on past search results for greater simplicity or directly click on a token in your watchlist.

As you can see, we've showcased a mix of screenshots from the desktop version of Telegram, Safari, and the mobile WebApp to demonstrate our support for all three methods of interaction with the app.

This is very important to us because, even though we understand that our core audience is the Telegram degen, we want to cater to all types of users. This trading app is designed to simplify the process, and we believe it can be certainly useful for seasoned traders but even more so for a beginner.

Our goal over the coming week, like we have eluded to in the start of the article is to gather feedback and showcase this product to group owners, we believe we have a very interesting and fully integrated product for them and we want to show it to as many eyes as possible.

Affiliate marketing is clearly the way we wanna move forward to grow and that is what we will focus on.

We hope that this overview was satisfactory. If you have any questions, please forward them to us. Let’s be clear: this is not everything we have up our sleeve, but only what we’ve built so far. More will come in time. We prefer a working product over what we've seen so far from others—a half-working and rushed product, leading to exploits and ultimately user losses.

We know it can be painful to wait; it’s even more painful for us not to be able to move any faster, but we are builders at heart and we clearly intend to build the best product possible for our future users.

In our previous article, we touched upon and teased our upcoming release.

Development has progressed well, although it took longer than anticipated, and we are now applying the final touches to our product. We will soon initiate a beta testing phase with a select group of traders, both seasoned and casual, to gather feedback and make the necessary adjustments before launching. It’s time for us to give you more details about what we’ve been building.

The first element of our project is our bot, which serves as the primary gateway to the application. It includes all the standard features expected from a price checking bot. Users can check the prices of any tokens, summarize chats, and obtain sentiment analysis for tickers based on the last 100 messages in a chat (we plan to expand this to include messages from all channels).

This bot is our means to penetrate groups, gain market share and collect data. You can call it our Trojan Horse.

The bot is strategically designed with multiple calls to action, one at the beginning and another at the end, to direct users toward our mini-app. You might think you've seen similar features in other bots, but ours is distinct. Unlike others, such as monkebot, which redirect to specific bots for a commission, our referral system is more intricate:

• We offer what is known as a "static referrer" for those who referred users when they created their account.

• A "dynamic referrer" for those who prompt a user to execute a trade. Our focus is on fostering trades rather than mere registrations, rewarding actions that lead to trades rather than just account creation.

The dynamic referrer always takes precedence over the static referrer insuring that our affiliates are driven by pushing bot usage.

When users click the button, it doesn't just send them to a bot in DM; it opens our WebApp directly on the trade page if they have an account, or guides them to account creation if they don't. This seamless integration allows users to remain in their chat and return effortlessly after completing their trades, enhancing user convenience.

As you can see there are three tabs that will be accessible for the moment, Info, Chart and Trade. We made it simple, idiot proof. Now, let's explore the Chart tab, which is concentrated on chart features :

In the future, we aim to enable users to place limit orders directly from the chart. We're developing this through a partnership with Wiskers, which we'll announce later in the week. We've also integrated a Firehose feature for live monitoring of buys and sells. Users can view their current positions in the Positions tab.

The Info tab provides essential information needed to assess the safety of a token.

This concludes the "trading" part of the app, but there's more. We've recognized the difficulty of checking holdings and portfolio value with other bots, so we've created our own portfolio tracker within the app. It allows users to visualize the value of each wallet and holding.

Let’s have a look at the main page or home page.

The main page features at the top a list of currently trending tokens, so you can see at a glance which tickers are hot.

Next, a small chart inspired by Robinhood showing portfolio value over time, and the total value with 24-hour changes. Below that are three calls to action, strategically placed in what would be the middle of your screen if you opened the app on your phone.

Then a list of open positions, we chose to unify those per token instead of per buy for clarity and a "CEX-like" experience. Finally, there's also a watchlist for quick information access or navigation towards specific token pages. Let’s have a look at the search page now, which is the one you will use to search for tokens and access their respective page.

Here you will find a search bar where you can input either the name, ticker, or address of any token you wish to obtain information on. You will also be able to quickly click on past search results for greater simplicity or directly click on a token in your watchlist.

As you can see, we've showcased a mix of screenshots from the desktop version of Telegram, Safari, and the mobile WebApp to demonstrate our support for all three methods of interaction with the app.

This is very important to us because, even though we understand that our core audience is the Telegram degen, we want to cater to all types of users. This trading app is designed to simplify the process, and we believe it can be certainly useful for seasoned traders but even more so for a beginner.

Our goal over the coming week, like we have eluded to in the start of the article is to gather feedback and showcase this product to group owners, we believe we have a very interesting and fully integrated product for them and we want to show it to as many eyes as possible.

Affiliate marketing is clearly the way we wanna move forward to grow and that is what we will focus on.

We hope that this overview was satisfactory. If you have any questions, please forward them to us. Let’s be clear: this is not everything we have up our sleeve, but only what we’ve built so far. More will come in time. We prefer a working product over what we've seen so far from others—a half-working and rushed product, leading to exploits and ultimately user losses.

We know it can be painful to wait; it’s even more painful for us not to be able to move any faster, but we are builders at heart and we clearly intend to build the best product possible for our future users.