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Track 4Beginner

Trading platforms

Terminals, Telegram bots and social apps: what each one is good and bad at, what they charge, how to pick one, and where an automatic bot fits.

6 lessons · 23 min · final quiz

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A desk at night with a monitor showing candle bars, a phone showing chat bubbles and a tablet with app tiles; a friendly robot leans on the tablet and the explorer sits on a stool comparing them.

Lessons

  1. 1The four kinds of trading appsTerminals, Telegram bots, social apps and wallet apps all trade the same coins. Here is what each one is and what really differs.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  2. 2Trading terminals: Axiom, GMGN, Photon and TerminalWhat a terminal shows you, what each of the big ones is good and bad at, and what they charge.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  3. 3Telegram bots: trading by chatHow Telegram trading bots work, the main ones in 2026, what they charge, and how people lose money to fake bots.4 min read · 5 quiz questionsNot done yet
  4. 4Social apps and wallet swapsHow social trading apps like FOMO work, why small trades cost more there, the catch with following people, and when a wallet swap is enough.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  5. 5Fees side by side, and how to pick oneEvery platform's fee in one table, why the platform fee is only one layer, and six questions that help you choose.3 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  6. 6Where an automatic bot fitsManual, assisted and automatic trading compared, what a bot does well and badly, and where Trenchpilot sits, with no promises.4 min read · 4 quiz questionsNot done yet
  7. Final quiz8 harder questions on the whole track, some of them tricky.Not done yet

After this: Reading a coin

This guide is for learning. It is not financial advice. Most memecoins go to zero and most people who trade them lose money. Only ever trade what you can afford to lose.