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The Telegram bot: the whole desk, in a chat window
@HostDeFiBot packs the scanner and the trading engine into Telegram — paste a token for the read, trade from a revocable signing key, and Disconnect Bot ends the arrangement entirely.
The bot is the chat-native HostDeFi: the same token scanner and the same trading engine, reachable without opening the site at all. Paste a token address and the risk read comes back in the thread; when you want to act on it, the trading lane is a command away — buys, sells, and the orders the 24/7 engine runs, all from the chat window.
How it trades for you — honestly
To trade while Telegram is closed, the bot holds a signing capability for your account: either a revocable signing copy or an enclave key, depending on the wallet lane. That is the custody trade in plain terms — the bot can sign so that you don't have to be present — and the word for the kill switch is just as plain: Disconnect Bot ends it. The bot never calls itself non-custodial, because a revocable signing copy isn't that; it's a tool you can turn off.
Where it earns its place
The chat surface is where the speed cases live: a token links in a group, you want the scan in the same thread; a position needs a sell while you're away from the desk; the referral link and the trading wallet both answer in the place your community already is. The fee is the same flat 1% as the site — the bot is a second front door to the same engine, not a different product.
The safety copy that matters: a trading bot in chat is a signing capability in a chat app — keep the real account on a trading float, disconnect the bot when you're done with it, and never confuse a bot's convenience with a wallet's security. Telegram trading bot safety is the full read.
Put the desk in your pocket
Scan in-thread, trade from chat, disconnect when you're done — the same 1% fee and the same engine as the site.
Frequently asked
What can @HostDeFiBot do?
Scan any token in the thread and trade on Solana — buys, sells, and the orders the 24/7 engine runs — all from inside Telegram, at the same flat 1% fee as the site.
How does the bot hold signing ability?
It keeps a revocable signing copy or an enclave key for your account so it can trade while Telegram is closed. That's the honest trade-off — and Disconnect Bot ends it entirely.
Is the Telegram bot non-custodial?
No — it never claims to be. A trading bot needs signing capability to work; the honest design is a revocable one with a real off switch, not a custody word it can't honor.
Does the bot charge different fees?
No — the same flat 1% as every HostDeFi surface, with the referral split working identically on trades that arrive through a link.