What is Maestro? Main features and how to use it

Open the @maestro bot, click Start and solve a small captcha to verify. Then type /start to open the main menu. Maestro runs right inside Telegram: everything is done through buttons and commands typed in the chat.

The menu has Chains (turn on the chains you want), Wallets (create or import wallets), Global Settings, the three automated modes Signals, Copytrade and Auto Snipe, then Active Orders, Positions, Bridge, Premium, Cashback, Referral and Language (English or Chinese). The BUY & SELL NOW! button reminds you to paste a token address to trade right away.

According to the docs, Maestro supports Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Ethereum, Monad, Sonic, Avalanche, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Tron and TON. During 2026, Maestro's update channel announced Arc and Stable (July) and Ink (September).

Go to Chains or type /chains to turn each chain on or off; each chain has its own wallets and settings. On each chain, the bot trades through popular DEXes and launchpads, for example PancakeSwap and Four.meme on BNB Chain and Uniswap on Ethereum.

Go to Wallets, choose a chain, then Generate Wallet (create a new wallet) or Import Wallet. Maestro recommends creating a new wallet rather than importing your main one. Each chain allows up to 8 wallets, or 10 with Premium.

Turn on Manual for a wallet to include it in multi-wallet manual buys; Default Wallet is the default wallet for automated orders. From a wallet you can send coins or tokens, rename it, or import the same wallet to another EVM chain. The /disperse command splits funds from one wallet across several, and /collect gathers them back into one.

Paste a token address into the chat and Maestro returns a Token Report: market cap, price, liquidity, buy, sell and transfer taxes (EVM chains), maximum buy per transaction and per wallet, estimated gas, burn share and the balance of each of your wallets. Below are buttons to buy by coin amount or token amount, Ape Max (buy the maximum one transaction allows), and sell by % or Sell All from every wallet.

The Track button follows the token without buying; Multi Buy picks several wallets to buy at once; Buy Limit and Sell Limit place pending orders; Snipe is for tokens that haven't opened trading yet. On EVM chains there are also Approve and Revoke.

After a buy (manual or automated), Maestro opens a Trade Monitor: for each wallet you see PnL %, price impact if you sell (PI), the amount you put in (Initial), what you'd receive if you sold now (Payout) and the latest limit order. There are quick sell buttons for 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, Sell Initials (take out your initial investment) and Sell All.

Each Trade Monitor runs for 36 hours (96 hours with Premium), with up to 10 monitored trades at once (30 with Premium). The Positions menu lists every token you bought, by wallet. After each sell the bot creates a PnL card; since June 2026 the default card is a video, and you can switch back to an image in the settings.

• Sell Limit

  Three types: Take Profit (a positive %), Stop Loss (negative) and Trailing Stop Loss (raises the stop as the price rises, never lowers it). Choose the % of your balance to sell and the expiry, up to 168 hours (7 days).
• Buy Limit

  Triggers on price or market cap; enter an exact number or a % relative to now, above or below. Set it for several wallets at once.
• Preset after every buy

  Define a set of take-profit and stop-loss orders in Sell Settings, then turn on Auto Sell on Manual Buy: every manual buy gets these orders attached automatically.
• Active Orders

  Type /orders to view, edit or delete all pending orders on a chain. Up to 60 orders, 120 with Premium.

• How it buys

  Max Buy is the most you spend per trade; Buy % is a ratio to the source wallet's trade, up to 1000% if you want to buy more than they do. Track Only just sends alerts, with no buying.
• How it sells

  Copy Sell: when the source wallet sells a % of its holdings, you sell the same %, even of tokens you didn't buy through copying. Auto Sell attaches take profit and stop loss, and can run alongside.
• Filters

  Auto Buy Checks: minimum and maximum market cap and liquidity; maximum buy and sell tax on EVM chains.
• Frontrun

  On Ethereum and BNB Chain, the bot sees the source wallet's transaction in the mempool and can pay higher gas to get in ahead of it.

Signals lets the bot buy automatically when a new token address comes from: Call Channels (a list of Telegram call channels, ranked by how many Maestro users follow them, with a search box), External Signals (signal sources you subscribe to separately with the provider), Maestro DMs (buys as soon as you paste an address into the chat, good for surprise launches) and Scraper.

Each source has its own settings, like copytrade: buy amount, slippage, gas, multiple wallets, filters, Auto Sell, or Track Only to just get the Token Report. Call posts without a token address, or where the address is edited in too late, are skipped.

Auto Snipe runs on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Solana. There are two ways to add one: go to the Auto Snipe menu, click Add Snipe and paste the address; or paste the address of a token that hasn't opened trading yet, and the Token Report shows an extra snipe row. Each snipe has its own amount, tip, slippage, MEV protection and wallets; switch the Auto Snipe button to green and you're set.

On EVM chains, the bot finds the exact transaction that opens trading, avoids the first blocks that are prone to blacklists or high taxes, lets you set the maximum tax you accept and adjusts the amount to the buy limit. On Ethereum there is Block-0 Tip: Maestro users' orders go into one bundle, a higher tip gets a better spot, with a backup transaction if the bundle misses.

• Anti-MEV

  Always on for Ethereum: orders go through a private relay and never show in the mempool. On Solana, when on, orders go through Jito, Temporal or NextBlock to avoid sandwiches.
• Degen Mode

  Turns off the block on automated buys of tokens with honeypot, blacklist or weak liquidity warnings. Only turn it on if you accept the risk.
• Buy, Sell

  Preset buy and sell buttons, gas, slippage or Smart Slippage (calculated from the taxes), a warning when price impact exceeds 20%, and confirmation before manual trades.
• Auto Buy

  Allow Auto Buy must be on for signals and copytrade to buy. Turn off Duplicate Buy so you don't buy a token you already hold again.

Maestro has three cross-chain routes. /bridge (or /relay, powered by Relay) is the default fast route, and also the Bridge button in the menu. /debridge uses deBridge and can move stablecoins and major assets besides the native coin.

/private uses Houdini Swap: funds pass through a one-time deposit address, so the sending and receiving wallets aren't linked on-chain. Choose Private (more anonymous) or Semi-Private (faster and cheaper). All three show you the quote, fees and minimum amount received before you confirm.