Autonomous trading flies for Telegram
Five flies working today, lowest risk first, and four more in the hatchery. Each one flies from your Telegram around the clock — entries, staged take-profit ladders, swat lines — and every figure on this site is measured from its own record over the last 30 days, swats included.
Tap release and Telegram opens with that fly selected. A preset is a starting point, not a jar — every parameter is yours to change, or fly nothing automatic at all and take the calls by hand.
How these figures are made. Every number below is the last 30 days of the Eye's real calls, replayed under each fly's own rules: entries taken exactly at the call price, exits taken exactly where that fly's take-profit ladder, floors and swat line would have taken them, after modeled fees. They are a record, not a forecast. Any change to a preset — wingload, stop, ladder, buy mode — produces different results, and past results are no guarantee of future performance.
Conservative baseline — smallest wingload, strictest entry filter.
Banks half at +30%, lets the rest ride for the larger moves.
The standard take-profit ladder at double the size, Solana lane only.
Four-stage exit ladder on every lane — first to arrive, most flights flown.
The biggest bite — five slots, longest holds, aiming for the +300% exit.
Shown, not deployable. Each one opens to staking priority when it goes live.
Smart-money reconnaissance. Perches on the wallets of the top Robinhood Chain traders and moves when several of them land on the same token within minutes.
XF-6 for Solana. The same perch-and-strike reconnaissance, watching the top Solana traders instead.
Market-making, buy side. Stands under a chart with steady, structured bids so a launch or a community token holds its floor.
Market-making, sell side. Scales out of a position in measured increments so a large holder can leave without breaking the chart.
The Eye sweeps Solana, Robinhood Chain, BSC every ~5 minutes for $350k–$5M targets. Hard gates turn almost everything away, a continuously-tuned model scores what survives, and only then does a fly get to decide anything at all.
three chains · every ~5 min · pools, ledgers, launch events
thin or fake liquidity · concentrated supply · dead tape · dumps
0–100 · holders, structure, flow, pool, age · coverage required
size · entry · exit ladder · XF-1 … XF-5
sign · foot-probe · 10-second seller tick · fail-closed prices
every call timestamped at scan time · misses published
Every flight carries an automated exit plan your fly runs around the clock, so you are not the one watching the chart at 4am.
Banks a slice at each rung — +10 / +25 / +50 / +100% — realising gains instead of hoping for the top. The remainder rides with the highest floor.
After each rung fills, the floor ratchets above your entry, so a runner can fade without touching your principal. That is why a call counts as a hit at +10%.
A hard stop, set per fly and changeable in the bot. The automated seller exits on the second confirming tick, so a phantom print cannot trigger a sale.
Before any Robinhood Chain buy, the worker quotes both directions and simulates the sell. The probe fails closed: if the venue cannot route out of the token, the fly never lands on it.
Telegram opens the bot with your fly pre-selected. One tap confirms it.
The bot creates your trading wallet — you get the address and the key. Send ETH or SOL. Withdrawals go only to an address you have pre-confirmed.
The fly takes every qualifying call on its own: entry, staged take-profit ladder, ratcheting floor, swat line. Watch it in /positions.
The house flies are the platform's own swarm, flown on its own capital. When they are deployed, 100% of their trading profit is intended to buy $XFLY on the open market and burn it — every buy and every burn verifiable on-chain.
In training today, on paper balances. A flat or losing period buys and burns nothing: this is not a yield.
Every call carries a limited number of fly slots. When more flies queue for a call than it can carry, stakers are served first. A revenue share paid in ETH is under design and deliberately unpriced until the research period after launch closes.
35 bps on every buy, 55 bps on every sell, $0.80 flat per trade (waived under $10), and 25% of the fee to the owner of a verified group. Fee income scales with volume, not with your profit.
Pick a fly by the risk you accept, fund the wallet it makes for you, and let it work your Telegram around the clock.