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Memecoin Trading Terminals Compared: Axiom, GMGN, Trojan, BONKbot

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Memecoin terminals all do roughly the same job: find new tokens fast and buy or sell them in a click or two. Where they really differ is what they charge per trade, who controls your wallet keys, which chains they cover, and where they run: a website, a Telegram chat, or an app on your computer.

Here are five of them side by side, with only facts their own documentation states.

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At a glance (November 2026)

Runs asChainsTrading feeYour keysCopy trading
Krypto BotDesktop app (Windows, macOS, Linux)Solana, Robinhood Chain, BNB Smart Chain0.5% per side (0.25% holding 1M $KRYPTO)Stay on your computer; no accountYes, starts on paper
AxiomWeb terminalSolana (docs also mention BSC and Ethereum)0.95% down to 0.75% by volume tierNon-custodial wallets (Turnkey)Wallet tracking in docs
GMGNWeb terminal + Telegram botsSolana, BSC, Base, Ethereum1%Wallets created in GMGN, or importedYes (Solana)
TrojanTelegram bot + web terminalSolana1%Non-custodial; import and exportYes (in the terminal)
BONKbotTelegram bot + Telemetry web terminalSolana1%Non-custodialNot in its docs

Network fees and priority tips are extra everywhere and go to the network, not the app.

Fees: what a trade actually costs

Every one of these charges a percentage of each trade, on the way in and on the way out. On a $500 buy and a $500 sell:

  • 1% (GMGN, Trojan, BONKbot): $5 + $5 = $10.
  • Axiom: $9.50 at its starting tier, less at higher volume tiers.
  • Krypto Bot at 0.5% per side: $5, or $2.50 if you hold 1,000,000 $KRYPTO.

For someone making dozens of trades a day, the fee rate matters more than any feature. Referral programs can change these numbers, so check each one's current terms.

Who holds your keys

All five describe themselves as non-custodial or let you bring your own wallet, but the setups differ. Web terminals and Telegram bots sign trades with wallets managed through their own infrastructure (Axiom uses Turnkey; Trojan and BONKbot describe signing services that keep keys private). Krypto Bot is a desktop app: the keys are stored on your own computer and there is no account or server holding them. That removes a third party, but it also means backups are your job.

Whichever you use: trade from a dedicated wallet holding only what you mean to trade.

When each one fits

  • Axiom if you want a polished web terminal with volume-based fee tiers and perps (on Hyperliquid) in the same place.
  • GMGN if you trade across several chains (Solana, BSC, Base, Ethereum) and want automated copy trading on Solana.
  • Trojan if you like trading from Telegram and want a web terminal with copy trading as well.
  • BONKbot if you want a simple Telegram bot for Solana swaps.
  • [Krypto Bot](/blog/krypto-bot-setup-guide) if you'd rather run a desktop app with no account, want Robinhood Chain or BNB launches (four.meme) next to Solana, or care most about the per-trade fee. It's a newer, smaller product than the others, and it doesn't run in a browser or on your phone.

How to choose

  1. Fee per side, after any discount you'll actually get.
  2. Chains you trade, and the launchpads it scans.
  3. Where it runs: browser, Telegram or desktop, and whether you need it on your phone.
  4. Key handling and how you'd recover your wallet.
  5. Copy trading and paper mode, if you want to test before risking money.

FAQ

Which memecoin trading terminal has the lowest fees?

As of November 2026: Krypto Bot charges 0.5% per side (0.25% for holders of 1M $KRYPTO), Axiom 0.95% down to 0.75% by volume tier, and GMGN, Trojan and BONKbot 1%. Referral programs can lower some of these, so check each one's current terms.

Is Axiom better than GMGN?

They suit different people. Axiom is a Solana-first web terminal with volume-based fee tiers; GMGN covers several chains and has automated Solana copy trading. Compare fees, chains and features against how you trade.

Are Telegram trading bots safe?

The established ones describe non-custodial setups, but any bot that can sign for your wallet can lose it if something goes wrong. Use a dedicated wallet with only your trading funds, and only follow links from the bot's official site.

Is there a desktop memecoin terminal?

Yes. Krypto Bot runs as a desktop app on Windows, macOS and Linux, with keys stored on your computer.

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