Telegram bot
rocapad also has a Telegram bot: a wallet, trading, launches and a portfolio, all from chat. It is custodial and it charges 1% on every trade.
The bot holds your key
The bot’s wallets are custodial. When you start the bot it creates a wallet for you and keeps its private key, encrypted, in the bot’s database. Whoever runs the bot could move your funds, and a leak of that database together with its master key would drain every bot wallet. This is an accepted risk (Safety and risks). Keep only what you trade with in it.
You can export the key with /export (shown once, deleted after 60 seconds) and import your own with /import.
The 1% bot fee
Every trade made through the bot pays 1% to the bot’s fee wallet, in the same transaction as the trade, on top of the pool fee:
- buys: 1% of what you spend (a 0.1 SOL buy sends 0.001 SOL to the fee and 0.099 SOL into the trade);
- sells: 1% of the quoted proceeds, fixed when you confirm;
- launches: none, except on the dev buy, which counts as a trade (the fee goes in the dev buy’s transaction);
- stock-paired coins: the same 1%, in the stock.
The pool’s own 2% (on mainnet) still applies. Every confirmation shows each fee before you send.
What it does
/start, /wallet | Creates or shows your wallet: address, balance, the bot fee. Deposit by sending SOL to the address. |
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| A coin’s mint or link | Its card: price, progress to the milestone or “graduated”, fee mode, the pool fee, your balance, buy and sell buttons, the issuer-risk notice on stock pairs. |
/launch | Launch a coin step by step, with the same choices as the website; an unfinished launch gets a Finish button. |
/portfolio | Each coin held: value, cost and profit, one total per currency, and the bot fees paid. |
/withdraw, /export, /import | Move SOL out, or take your key with you. |
/settings | Slippage (2% by default). |
Built with open-source parts from Rare UI, KokonutUI, Evil Charts, React Bits, Pixel Perfect and Shaders.