--- title: "Trading Bot Market Shares in May 2025" date: 2025-05-09T23:42:06+00:00 canonical: https://funkyonchain.pages.dev/en/p/2025년-5월-트레이딩-봇-전쟁-현황/ original: https://t.me/funkyonchain/2069 publisher: Funkyonchain lang: ko license: CC-BY-4.0 --- # Trading Bot Market Shares in May 2025 > Trading Bot Market Shares in May 2025 ✉️ Telegram Bots 1st: Trojan Its market share fell into the low 40% range as Maestro gained ground, but has recently recovered to nearly 50%. I suspect users are returning because it is comfortable to use and its features work reliably. Trading Bot Market Shares in May 2025 ✉️ Telegram Bots 1st: Trojan Its market share fell into the low 40% range as Maestro gained ground, but has recently recovered to nearly 50%. I suspect users are returning because it is comfortable to use and its features work reliably. 2nd: Sol Trading Bot Aggressive marketing by the custom sniping bot ‘Bloom’ once pushed its share down to 8%, but it now holds about 12% of the market thanks to the simplicity of DEV launches and sniping. 📈 Trading Terminals 1st: Axiom Strong backing from Y Combinator, a user-friendly UI, fast execution, aggressive fee rewards, and its minimum trade size and fee policies have helped it capture about 56% of the market since launching around January. (BullX was the biggest casualty, falling from 33% to 11%.) 2nd: Photon A pioneer and long-standing mainstay of terminal trading, Photon lost ground to Axiom because of its high fees and tax burden. Following a recent UI update, its market share has recovered to about 26%. 👍 The owner's view There is no single right answer when it comes to trading bots and terminals. But there are clear reasons why users gravitate toward them: I think it is because they are convenient, fast and work well. Convenience and intuitive design are key to both attracting new users and keeping existing ones. 2025 May Trading Bot War Overview ✉️ Telegram Bot Segment 1st: Trojan Once pushed down to the low‑40% range by Maestro’s rise, Trojan has rebounded to nearly 50% market share. It’s presumed that users are returning because of its comfort and reliable performance. 2nd: Sol Trading Bot The Sniper‑customized “Bloom” bot’s aggressive marketing drove this bot’s share down to about 8%, but thanks to ongoing launches by its developers and the straightforwardness of its sniping features, it now holds roughly 12%. 📈 Terminal Trading Segment 1st: Axiom Backed by Y Combinator, featuring a user‑friendly UI, fast execution, aggressive fee‑reward programs, and minimal minimum trade size/fees, Axiom has captured about 56% of the market since its January launch. (Flex’s share plunged from 33% to 11%.) 2nd: Photon As the pioneer and long‑time leader in terminal trading, Photon ceded ground to Axiom due to higher fees and tax burdens. After a recent UI update, it has clawed back to around 26%. 👍 Owner’s Take There’s no single “right answer” in trading bots or terminal strategies, but there’s clearly a reason users keep coming back: they’re convenient, fast, and they work. Convenience and intuitiveness are key to both acquiring new users and preventing churn. Source : https://dune.com/kucoinventures/meme-trading-platform-war-on-solana https://dune.com/whale_hunter/dex-trading-bot-wars --- 출처 / Source: Funkyonchain — https://funkyonchain.pages.dev/en/p/2025년-5월-트레이딩-봇-전쟁-현황/ 원문 / Original Telegram post: https://t.me/funkyonchain/2069