TechFlow news: Recently, the Telegram bot sector has been gaining increasing attention, primarily due to meme-driven wealth creation stories and widespread MEV (Miner Extractable Value) activities creating fertile ground for Telegram bots. Currently, Unibot cannot generate most of its revenue from its core product but heavily relies on token transaction taxes (charging a 5% fee). If token trading volume declines, it may fall into a vicious cycle of "revenue reduction, deteriorating fundamentals, declining user confidence, falling token prices, and weakening wealth effects across the sector."
Gracy Chen, Managing Director at Bitget, stated: "To avoid this vicious cycle, the bot sector must continuously grow in terms of user base and product innovation. There remains significant room for growth in both trading volume and number of users. Bots expanding beyond Telegram into platforms like Discord—similar to Wagiebot—could be an effective way to acquire new users. In terms of product innovation, bots could evolve beyond just sniping or front-running tokens and explore opportunities in the NFT market to attract new users. Fundamentally, Telegram bots operate on the principle of 'following smart money.' Today, Bitget is the world's largest cryptocurrency copy trading platform. As of June this year, over 100,000 traders have shared their strategies on Bitget, with more than 490,000 users copying these strategies."
