Your agent
nanabytebot is your agentic trading wallet on Telegram: trade yourself, or let your agent trade for you. Everything below is opt-in and off until you switch it on.
🏃 Jakebot auto-calls
Jakebot posts calls on new tokens. Opt in and your agent buys each call the moment it’s posted, inside the limits you set:
- Size — how much SOL each call buys.
- Caps — a daily spend cap and a limit on how many call positions can be open at once. When you hit one, the bot tells you and skips until it resets.
- Market-cap range — only buy calls between the market caps you choose.
Exits are handled for you by your auto TP/SL and profit locks, and you get a DM on every buy and sell. Turn it on from 🏠 Home → 🤖 Auto-trade → 🏃 Jakebot calls in the bot.
🪞 Copy trading
Pick a trader’s wallet to follow. When they buy, your agent buys too — with your own size and caps, not theirs — through Jito-protected routing. By default it copies whatever they buy — the only token it always refuses is one that can’t be sold (a honeypot). Want more caution? Turn on 🛡 Safety filters for that wallet. If a buy is skipped (for example the price already ran past your 🏃 Max chase), the bot tells you why.
Your copied positions get the same auto exits as everything else, so you’re not stuck waiting on the trader to sell.
🎯 Auto exits
Every position, whether you bought it by hand or your agent did, gets:
- Take-profit — sell some or all at the targets you pick.
- Stop-loss — cap how much a position can lose.
- Trailing stop — follow the price up and sell when it turns.
- Profit lock — once you’re up, don’t let a winner round-trip back to a loss.
Set your defaults once in Settings, or tap any position to tune its exits on its own.
🛑 You stay in control
- Everything is opt-in and off by default.
- Your agent only trades the wallet you fund — keep only your trading money there.
- Your size, caps and ranges apply to every automated buy.
- /panic stops all automated buying instantly and offers to sell everything; /resume turns it back on.
Trading is risky. Memecoins can go to zero fast, automated trades can lose money, and past calls say nothing about future ones. Set caps and only use what you can afford to lose.