MyTonSwap: better swap rates on TON

You want to swap TON for some token, but the rate differs from one decentralized exchange to the next. Checking each one by hand is slow, and by the time you've compared, the price has moved.

MyTonSwap solves this as an aggregator: it pulls liquidity from several exchanges and finds a good swap route for you. 💱

It works as a website and as a Telegram mini app, and the bot adds tools for active trading.

What an aggregator does

The TON blockchain has several decentralized exchanges, each with its own liquidity pools. Rates can differ a lot between pools, especially for smaller tokens.

The aggregator checks all available pools at once, more than a thousand according to the project's docs, and picks the best price. It may split a large swap across pools to reduce slippage.

Bot commands

• /buy and /sell. Buy and sell tokens right from the chat.
• /withdraw. Send TON to your external wallet.
• /pool_alert. Alerts about new liquidity pools on TON exchanges.
• /sniper. Automatically buy a token the moment its pool appears.
• /setting. Trading settings such as slippage and amounts.

One handy feature: you can sell tokens without holding TON to pay the network fee.

Sniping memecoins: the biggest risk

Pool alerts and the sniper exist to chase freshly launched tokens. That is the riskiest corner of the crypto market. ⚠️

• Scam tokens. Many new tokens are created to collect buyers' money and vanish.
• Contract traps. Some tokens are technically impossible to sell once bought.
• Wild price swings. A price can multiply and crash to zero within minutes.

A fast bot doesn't protect you from a bad token. It only helps you buy something worthless sooner.

About the earnings claims

The bot's description mentions a game called XP Guardian with weekly rewards and a figure of 300 dollars a week. Treat numbers like that as advertising. Rewards go to a few of the most active players, and nobody guarantees it will be you. 💸

Trading for rewards costs money too. Every trade pays a fee, and frequent swaps in a volatile market lead to losses more often than gains.

Using it carefully

1. Small balance. Keep only what you can afford to lose in a trading bot.
2. Test withdrawals. Right after depositing, try /withdraw with a small amount.
3. Plain swaps first. Start by swapping well-known tokens through the aggregator, not by sniping.
4. Check the token. Before buying something new, see who created it and whether it can be sold.
5. Official bot only. Fake copies of trading bots are common, so verify the username.

There is no independent security audit or detailed review of the service available, so keep your main savings in your own wallet, not in the bot. 🔒