Leading Telegram-based trading bot Trojan has rolled out its own onchain trading terminal on Solana, marking a significant expansion beyond its long-standing Telegram interface and signaling deeper ambitions within the Solana ecosystem.
The new product, known as Trojan Terminal or the Trojan on Solana Bot, officially went live on January 12, 2026. It introduces a dedicated trading interface built directly on Solana and integrates MetaMask as a native wallet option, a move aimed at onboarding a wider cross-chain audience into Solana’s fast-paced trading environment.
Key Takeaways
- Trojan has expanded beyond Telegram by launching a fully non-custodial onchain trading terminal built on the Solana blockchain.
- MetaMask’s integration as a native wallet allows traders to access Solana markets using a familiar multi-chain wallet without additional setup.
- The terminal targets high-speed and early-stage trading, offering custom routing, automation tools, and access to newly launched Solana tokens.
- Incentive features such as cashback, daily rewards, and referral commissions are being used to accelerate user adoption within Solana’s active trading community.
From Telegram Bot to Full Trading Terminal
Trojan has already built a strong reputation among Solana traders as one of the most widely used Telegram trading bots, particularly in the memecoin segment. According to figures shared by the project, the bot has processed over $25 billion in cumulative trading volume and serves more than 2.5 million users.
With the launch of Trojan Terminal, the team is pushing beyond chat-based trading toward a more advanced onchain interface. The terminal offers near-instant trade execution through custom routing, alongside automation features such as copy trading and auto-selling.
These tools are designed to cater both to highly active traders and to users who want exposure to volatile markets without constant manual monitoring.
Unlike custodial platforms, Trojan Terminal is fully non-custodial. Users retain direct control over their funds while accessing real-time charts, market data, and execution tools in one place.
The project positions the terminal as a hybrid experience that combines elements commonly associated with centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges, and market analytics platforms.
MetaMask Becomes a Native Wallet Option
A key part of the launch is MetaMask’s integration as a native wallet within the terminal. The collaboration was announced publicly by MetaMask on X shortly after the terminal went live, drawing immediate attention from both Solana and Ethereum-focused communities.
“We are teaming up with Trojan. @TrojanOnSolana has launched a new, state-of-the-art Solana trading terminal, and MetaMask is now a native wallet option,” MetaMask stated in its announcement.
MetaMask’s support for Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin allows Trojan Terminal to appeal to traders who are already active across multiple blockchains.
By reducing the need for additional wallets or manual bridging, the integration lowers the entry barrier for users who may be new to Solana but familiar with MetaMask from other ecosystems.
Focus on Early-Stage Tokens and Incentives
Trojan Terminal places a strong emphasis on speed and early access. In Solana’s memecoin-driven market, where new tokens can gain liquidity within minutes, the terminal claims to allow trading from the earliest stages of a token’s lifecycle, without waiting for listings on major exchanges.
To encourage adoption, the platform also introduces an incentive layer. Basic access to the terminal is free, while users can earn rewards through an “Arena” system that includes daily bonuses, trade cashback, and referral commissions. Trojan says cashback can reach up to 40%, with referral rewards approaching 50%, depending on activity.
Riding Solana’s Momentum
The launch comes as Solana continues to strengthen its position as a high-throughput blockchain known for low fees and fast settlement. The network has attracted sustained trading activity over the past year, particularly in speculative markets, and has reportedly surpassed Ethereum in onchain revenue during that period.
By pairing Solana’s infrastructure with a popular trading bot and one of the most widely used non-custodial wallets in crypto, Trojan is positioning its terminal as a serious contender in Solana’s increasingly competitive trading landscape.
With Trojan Terminal now live, the project is clearly signaling its intent to move beyond Telegram and establish itself as a broader onchain trading platform tailored to the speed, volatility, and culture of the Solana ecosystem.
