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How to Trade Digital Assets (START HERE)
You can use these sites to buy and sell the digital assets we discuss here: 🔗 Crypto > Binance or Bybit 🌐 Websites > Flippa or Empire Flippers 📛 Domains > Odys or Namecheap 📧 Newsletters > Duuce or Flippa 👥 Communities > Signals or RedAccs Get more of an overview on our free class
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Introduce Yourself!
Welcome to the community! As well as listing and commenting on digital assets you are interested in, it would be great if you could reply here with: 1) your experience with digital assets 2) which asset type you're most interested in 3) what looking to get from this community 4) what can you offer this community
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Your Operations Partner for Newsletters & Communities
Hey folks, me and @Maciej Marek met up in an amazing coffee shop in Prague last week and discussed how we could help make both newsletters (on beehiiv) and communities (on Skool) sought after asset classes for investors, like websites used to be. Last year, we ran Letter Operators as a high end $5K/m price point and targeted newsletter business owners who wanted to become hands-free. But sponsorships fell off a cliff and newsletters became less of a business to be acquired, and more of an asset to be leveraged by existing businesses with existing teams. So how do we bring investors back and get this asset class going again? By creating no-brainer operation offers: 👉 A done for you newsletter operator service at $750/m for weekly sends at http://letteroperators.com/ 👉 Done for you Skool setup and community management service at $2K and ongoing management at $500/m at https://communityoperators.com Together, let's make newsletters as an asset class great again, and help kick off the acquisitions market for communities!
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Trojan vs BONKbot Telegram Trading Bots
Hey fellow Solana traders! I've been testing out both Trojan and BONKbot for a while now, and I thought I'd share my thoughts on these two popular trading bots. Here's a breakdown of how they compare: Volume and User Base: Trojan: $1.90B lifetime volume, 145,026 users BONKbot: Over $5B lifetime volume, 315,623 users Trojan is newer but gaining traction fast, while BONKbot has a larger established user base. Features: Both offer automated trading, MEV protection, and Telegram integration. Trojan has some unique features like copy trading and access to new token launches via Pump.fun integration. BONKbot offers auto-buy and a token buy-and-burn feature. Speed and Execution: Mixed opinions here. Some users say Trojan is faster, others claim BONKbot has the edge. Both seem to handle high volumes well. User Interface: Both are praised for ease of use. BONKbot might have a slight edge in simplicity, while Trojan offers more advanced features for experienced traders. Fees: Trojan: 1% fee (0.9% with referral) BONKbot: Flat 1% fee Security: Both use encryption and don't access private keys. Trojan offers customizable MEV protection settings. Limitations: Trojan: Some users want more customization options BONKbot: Limited token support, no external wallet importing Community Feedback: Trojan: Praised for responsive support and advanced features BONKbot: Mixed reviews, with some concerns about limited functionality compared to competitors Personal Opinion: If you're new to trading bots or want simplicity, BONKbot might be the way to go. For more advanced features and potentially faster execution, Trojan could be the better choice. Ultimately, it depends on your trading style and needs. What's your experience with these bots? Which one do you prefer and why?
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Trojan vs Shuriken Telegram Trading Bots
I've been diving deep into the world of Telegram trading bots, and I thought I'd share my thoughts on two popular contenders: Trojan and Shuriken. Here's a breakdown of how they stack up: Volume and User Base: Trojan: $1.90B lifetime volume, 145,026 users Shuriken: Specific numbers not available, but described as popular among traders Features: Both offer automated trading and Telegram integration. Trojan has some unique features like copy trading and access to new token launches via Pump.fun integration. Shuriken boasts advanced features, customizable trading strategies, and real-time market analysis capabilities. Supported Platforms: Trojan: Focused on Solana Shuriken: Supports multiple cryptocurrency exchanges User Interface: Both are praised for user-friendly interfaces. Trojan operates directly through Telegram, while Shuriken offers both Telegram and platform-specific interfaces. Fees: Trojan: 1% fee (0.9% with referral) Shuriken: Fee structure not specified in the search results Security: Trojan: Offers MEV protection and customizable security settings Shuriken: Specific security features not detailed in the search results Unique Selling Points: Trojan: Integration with Pump.fun for early access to new token launches, copy trading functionality Shuriken: Advanced customization options for trading strategies, real-time market analysis tools Community and Support: Trojan: Known for responsive community moderators and comprehensive tutorials Shuriken: Specific community details not provided in the search results Performance: Trojan: Ranks highly in lifetime volume and daily users on Solana Shuriken: Performance metrics not specified in the search results Limitations: Trojan: Some users report occasional failed transactions and desire more customization options Shuriken: Limitations not explicitly mentioned in the search results Personal Opinion: If you're primarily trading on Solana and want access to new token launches, Trojan might be the way to go. Its high volume and user base suggest it's a reliable option. However, if you're looking for more advanced customization and trade across multiple exchanges, Shuriken could be worth exploring.
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