Paper trading
Immediate virtual buys, up to 10 open positions per user, live market quotes, estimated slippage, SOL or USD display, and a reset that clears paper results
SOLANAPOKE / FIELD GUIDE
A practical guide to the Telegram bot's current features

01 / GET STARTED
Open the invite link and choose English or Russian, then paper or live trading
For paper trading, choose a virtual balance of $50, $100, $300, or $500. For live trading, choose an RPC and create or import a wallet
Send a Solana token address, including one in a forwarded message. If a quote is available, the bot buys immediately using your selected amount
Paper trades use real token addresses and market data but virtual funds. Live trades submit real Solana swaps
02 / AVAILABLE NOW
Immediate virtual buys, up to 10 open positions per user, live market quotes, estimated slippage, SOL or USD display, and a reset that clears paper results
Create or import a Solana wallet, use your own Helius key for automatic discovery, trade through Jupiter, and manage wallets and withdrawals
Set buy amount, slippage, take-profit multiple and fraction, and stop loss per wallet. The default target sells 50% at 2×; the default stop is −10%
See portfolio P&L, individual positions, market cap, sale results, and profile or token cards. Refresh the menu or use its compact view
Ask the AI assistant to change supported bot and wallet settings in ordinary language, then review the result. It can change settings, not withdraw funds or place a trade
Generate a P&L card on demand and open a prepared X post. The owner can issue a shared invite valid for 24 hours
Name your bot, choose a profile and start automatic token discovery. Live auto-buys require your own Helius key, a real wallet, a separate opt-in and an explicit start
03 / READ BEFORE TRADING
Paper P&L is a model, not a guaranteed live fill. The price, liquidity, route and network can change before a sale. Stops trigger a sale attempt and may not execute at the target price. Live wallet keys are stored encrypted on the server; a server administrator can technically access them
Read terms and risks ↗