JetTrade: TON trading in a chat

You can swap tokens on the TON blockchain through exchange interfaces, but every time it means several screens, connections and confirmations. JetTrade brings trading into a Telegram chat: wallet setup, transfers and trades with no separate app. 📈

It is a trading bot for the TON network. It is meant for people who already understand tokens, wallets and network fees and want to do this faster. A newcomer should read the risks below first.

What is in the bot's menu

There are only a few commands, and each has a purpose. That is how most trading bots work: you open the chat and then act with buttons.

• /start. Launches the bot and shows the main menu.
• /wallets. Configures the wallets that trades will use.
• /transfer. Sends TON or a token to another address.
• /referrals. A referral system for invited users.
• /settings. The bot's own parameters.

Open settings before your first trade. Check everything related to the wallet and operation confirmations.

Where to begin and what to watch

1. Find the bot and check that its address matches the official one from the project channel.
2. Send /start and study the menu.
3. Open /wallets and understand how the wallet works: whether the bot creates a new one and if you can export it.
4. Fund the wallet with a small amount you are ready to lose.
5. Make a test trade for the minimum amount and see how much goes to fees.

A small test is almost always worth it. You learn how the bot behaves before trusting it with serious money.

The wallet inside the bot: the key security question

Trading bots work in different ways. In some, the bot creates a wallet and stores the keys; in others, you connect your own. If the bot holds the keys, you are in effect trusting it with your money.

• A separate wallet. Keep only your trading budget on it.
• Key export. Find out if you can export the key and how to recover funds if the bot stops working.
• Fake bots. Scammers copy names of popular bots, so verify the address.
• Seed phrase. Never send it to anyone, even to "support".

Fees, slippage and risk

Every trade costs money. You pay a network fee, possibly a fee to the bot itself, and you lose on the gap between the expected and the actual price, known as slippage.

Tokens on TON can be extremely volatile. Obscure coins can lose their value within hours, and some projects turn out to be scams. Trading guarantees no income, and on average beginners lose money.

Who it suits

People who already trade and value speed, and those who want to run operations from one chat. If you have never dealt with cryptocurrency, start by learning the basics and trying minimal amounts.

Do not take loans and do not put in your savings. Spend only what you can survive losing. The bot is a tool, and the decision is yours. ⚠️