Maestro, a Telegram-based trading bot, has launched on Robinhood Chain — an Ethereum layer-2 built on Arbitrum. The bot lets users trade memecoins and tokenized assets directly inside Telegram, with no separate app or extension required. Maestro says it's the first Telegram trading bot on the chain, bringing a track record from other networks.
What's on offer
Maestro supports a long list of DEXs and launchpads: Uniswap v2/v3/v4, Virtuals, Bankr, Flap.sh, Trench.today, Bags.fm, RobinFun, LeaveHood, HoodFun, ApeStore, Noxa, Pons, and more. Traders get fast execution with no approval step, limit orders, and copy trading. There's also cashback of up to 30% of trading fees on all supported chains, including Robinhood Chain.
Getting funds onto the chain
Bridging onto Robinhood Chain is available via Relay Protocol for fast, low-cost transfers or Houdini Swap for private transactions. Robinhood Chain was built around tokenized stocks and real-world assets, but memecoin trading has taken off — and Maestro is leaning into that demand.
Why Telegram bots matter
Telegram bots have become a go-to for crypto traders who want speed and simplicity. Maestro claims years of experience on competitive chains, and it's betting that its toolset will capture the growing memecoin activity on Robinhood Chain. The bot is live now. The next test is whether Robinhood Chain's ecosystem can generate enough volume to make the move worthwhile.
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