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Terminal vs Maestro

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

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DegenBench#04Terminal
DegenBench#07Maestro

10 of 14 lines differ

LineTerminalMaestro
30-day fees#04 · $3.58M#07 · $0.43M
Trading feeUp to 1%Its terms state a fee of up to 1% per transaction, with no schedule; up to 35% cashback is advertised without tiers.1%15–30% automatic cashback by volume tier.
Wallet & keysNot documentedBot wallet · key shown at creation
Where it runsWebTelegram, Desktop app
ChainsSolana · EVMSolana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Robinhood Chain, ArcEdgeSolana · EVM · Tron · TONSolana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Sonic, Monad, HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Arc, Stable, Ink, Tron, TON
Documented features2 of 9Edge6 of 9
New-pair snipingNot documentedYes
Limit ordersYesYes
Copy tradingNot documentedYes
Wallet trackingNot documentedYes
MEV protectionNot documentedYes
Multi-walletYesYes
DCA ordersNot documentedNot documented
PerpsNot documentedNot documented
Native mobile appNot documentedNo

Which one should you pick?

Pick Terminal if

You live on pump.fun launches and want the terminal built by the launchpad itself.

pump.fun’s own terminal, formerly Padre, and still the fourth most used tool here. Its terms cap the fee at 1% a trade and it advertises up to 35% cashback, but it publishes no fee schedule, custody model or referral terms we could verify.

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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).

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