Maestro vs o1.exchange

Maestro and o1.exchange, line by line: fees, new-user perk, wallet model, chains and features. Checked 27 Sep 2026.

LineMaestroo1.exchange
30-day fees#06 · $1.93M#12 · $0.06M
Trading fee1%15–30% automatic cashback by volume tier.1%0.80% down to 0.60% net with 0.20–0.40% cashback tiers.
New-user perkNone documented20% cashback from day one via a referral linkEdge
Wallet & keysBot wallet · key shown at creationNon-custodial · key export
Where it runsTelegram, Desktop appWeb
ChainsSolana · EVM · Tron · TONSolana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Sonic, Monad, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Arc, Stable, Ink, Tron, TONEdgeSolana · EVM · HyperliquidBase, BSC, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain, Monad, Hyperliquid, Solana
Documented features6 of 9Edge4 of 9
New-pair snipingYesYes
Limit ordersYesYes
Copy tradingYesNot documented
Wallet trackingYesNot documented
MEV protectionYesYes
Multi-walletYesYes
DCA ordersNot documentedNot documented
PerpsNot documentedNot documented
Native mobile appNoNo

Which one should you pick?

Pick Maestro if

You want one Telegram bot for Solana plus EVM chains, TON and Tron.

The veteran Telegram bot for traders who hop chains: 15 networks, mostly EVM, copy trading, sniping and limit orders, with 15–30% automatic cashback on a 1% fee. Trading happens only in Telegram, and a 2023 router exploit is on its record (users were refunded).

maestrobots.com

Pick o1.exchange if

You trade Base or BSC from a desktop browser and want low net fees.

The most EVM-focused web terminal on the list: almost all its activity is on Base and BSC, with sniper, limit and TWAP orders, multi-wallet management and cashback that brings the fee down to 0.60–0.80%. Usage is still small next to the leaders.

o1.exchange

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