Trojan Bot vs. Bloom Bot

If you couldn’t already tell, we really believe in trading bots as an essential part of any active crypto trader’s strategy. More than 10,000 coins launch every day, you can’t catch everything on your own. So not using one puts you squarely in Disadvantage Land.

It’s like riding a horse in the Indy 500. 

You can’t click fast enough, often enough, or monitor enough data feeds to beat automation. But everyday there’s new bot launches. How do you pick?

Well, we’re dropping a series of vs blogs detailing major players (including some history you might not know), how we stack up, and why we think you should choose us. 

Why advertise the competition, you ask? We have the best product and rewards on the market. We think if you have the data, you’ll end up with us. So really, it’s in both our interests to give it to you.

Today, it’s Us vs. Bloom Bot. 

If you’re new to Telegram trading bots, we’ve got a blog that covers a few of the basics you can read here.

Who is Bloom Bot?

Launched in late 2024-early 2025, Bloom Bot has a lifetime userbase of about 250K. They made a name fast, in part because they launched at peak bot demand season. While not topping the lists for any of the major metrics, they pulled in decent volume (just under $4 billion).

What are Bloom Bot’s Pros?

Bloom bot has iterated rapidly, which can be good or bad, depending on development quality. Let’s hit a couple areas where they seem to get mentions or are differentiated:

AFK Mode

Essentially this allows users to preset a number of triggers that will automatically execute trades on behalf of the wallet owner even when they are not connected. It’s got a bunch of automation features, but we won’t detail the entire list here. Suffice it to say even Bloom’s own docs say, “Setting up AFK Mode properly requires time and effort.” 

Twitter Tasks

Akin to AFK, this also requires pretty extensive set up. The basic idea is that it enables users to establish a sort of social copy-trading automation. Users identify X accounts they want to keep tabs on and anytime that account posts a CA, the bot will buy that contract. Any contract.

Multichain

They have expanded rapidly from originally only running on Solana, to now covering trades on BASE, BSC, and HyperEVM. If it has been done properly, then this provides users a more centralized location to trade out of, rather than needing to move between interfaces.

Scope of Toolset

Limit orders, Sniper, Copy-trades, are all the standard trading bot bases covered by Bloom. And from the limited posts we were able to find on social media and forums, they function the way intended.

What are Bloom’s Cons?

Every project’s gonna come up short somewhere. Best thing is to know, so we can make informed decisions. So, what might you want to be aware of before putting your trading activity through Bloom’s systems?

Where is DCA?

Feature-wise, after a thorough search through the docs we were unable to discover a Dollar-Cost Average (DCA) option. We would consider this a standard feature for almost any advanced trading platform. But if that were the only thing, it wouldn’t be a big deal.

Fees & Referral Rewards

Bloom bot charges the new industry standard of 0.9% (with a referral), however they don’t currently offer any kind of cashback program for their users. As to their referral program, Bloom’s only extends out to three tiers of referrals, with the share of fees paid out at 25%, 3%, and 2%.

It’s Complicated

One of the first, and most common reactions to Bloom seems to be the lift requirement for users. The system is just…complicated. What do I mean? We already mentioned AFK Mode, but another example is something like the Pro Accounts.

There is a mandatory Pro Account creation for every wallet, for every intended simultaneous task. This means a user needs to determine ahead of time how many concurrent tasks they intend to run, and then create enough Pro Accounts to cover that future need or the transactions will fail.

And, honestly, almost everything is like this. Social Tasks, Sniper, Copy-trades, etc. For all but the most basic tasks, there is a laundry list of setup and tweaking options. Maybe great for the uber-OCD, but will probably overwhelm most everyone else. Or they’ll just try to ignore all the buttons.

Miscellaneous

There are limits to the number of Social Tasks. Higher tier access requires users to generate enough money for Bloom first.

There’s also been some scattered mention of customer support being slow or ineffective in their responses. To be fair though, almost any provider will eventually have someone post this one.

Who are We?

Trojan on Solana, launched in early 2024, while originally composed of a small core dedicated team, has grown and expanded dramatically over the last two years. Trojan on Solana built its proprietary routing engine from the ground up to be the fastest most accurate on the market. Prior to the launch of webapp terminals, Trojan dominated the trading bot market with more than 50% of all trading activity. To this day, we top all telegram trading bot metrics, including lifetime users, volume, and rewards paid out.

What are Our Pros?

While we mostly prefer to let our product speak for itself, this is a comparison blog, so here’s some details on how we stack up against Bloom and what sets us apart. We’re gonna do this kind of inverse, so that we address their cons in our pro section and vice versa.

DCA and Balanced UI

We have DCA. Because Trojan on Solana is staffed and built by traders, we know there are a near-infinite number of tools we could add to the platform. But, we designed it to be user-friendly and feature-rich. We integrate good ideas, user requests, and innovations when they benefit and won’t over-complicate. We even offer a choice of UIs: Simple or Advanced, so anyone can get in and trade effectively.

Fees & Referrals

Objectively, Trojan on Solana has the best system in the Telegram trading bot game: 

• Yes, our fee structure matches the industry standard (0.9% with referral)... 

• But, we offer a 20% cashback program (essentially dropping the fee to 0.72%)...

• And, our five-tier referral program gives up to 35% for immediate referrals (other tiers are 3.5%, 2.5%, 2%, and 1%). That’s a lot of potential passive earning.

Security

Trojan on Solana offers a SAP (secure action password) to help prevent unauthorized access to funds. Bloom’s security feature is a 24-hr locking period. We’re not sure how this offers protection though. If someone has access to your wallet, what prevents them from just waiting until the unlock processes?

What are Our Cons?

While always in development, seeking to continue being the best product on the market, there are areas where Bloom has more development:

Cross Chain 

We have chosen not to expand our offerings out into any of the other chains yet. Why? Because Trojan was built for the nasty white hot speed of degeneracy on Solana. And when the time is right, we’ll add the next market. But we won’t chain hop just because it’s an easy way to capture more user fees.

Automation

We do not employ all the complicated, infinite-option build outs like Bloom. But, we do offer a wide range of automations, including copy-trading, limit orders, an autosniper, and DCA. This suite of tools provides everything almost any trader needs to win. And we are always improving and seeking to make them more effective for every user. 

Which is Better?

So, the big reveal. Which one could it possibly be? Are you biting your nails?

Well, easy there cowboy. Yes, we are exceptionally proud of what we have built, and we believe without reserve that Trojan on Solana is the best Telegram trading bot for almost all users on Solana. We also acknowledge there are bases we don’t cover. So here’s a very quick reference table:

Our quick take: for 90-95% of users, Trojan on Solana is the go to. 

Conclusion

So, that’s pretty much it. We hope you’ve found some useful information. We’ve tried to provide some of the most straightforward, and honest coverage as we could. 

There really is so much more that could be said in regards to both bots. If you’d like to check out Bloom’s docs they are here. And, as we hope, if you would like to get started trading with Trojan on Solana you can click here to get directly connected to one of our bots.

You can also check out our website and read some more informative blogs (including the rest of our vs series) at TrojanOnSolana.com or take a read of our docs here.