1. PolyBot 9.2
vs PolyGun, adds: Take-profit / stop-loss / trailing · Auto-claim resolved positions · In-group Telegram trading
Facts last verified · methodology · changelog
PolyGun is hard to recommend on current evidence; users drawn to its category wallet lists should at minimum export the key immediately and size small.
PolyGun has the biggest gap between marketing and documented reality of any bot we verified. It markets zero fees (third parties report 1%), non-custodial architecture (independent research reports server-stored keys), and speed (the one independent datapoint is a 30–60 second lag complaint). None of this proves bad faith — but with no audit, no docs site, and a confusing cluster of near-identical domains, we can't recommend it while verified alternatives exist at every price point.
Common reasons traders look at alternatives:
Full context in our PolyGun review.
vs PolyGun, adds: Take-profit / stop-loss / trailing · Auto-claim resolved positions · In-group Telegram trading
vs PolyGun, adds: Take-profit / stop-loss / trailing
vs PolyGun, adds: Take-profit / stop-loss / trailing · Auto-claim resolved positions
vs PolyGun, adds: Take-profit / stop-loss / trailing
vs PolyGun, adds: Take-profit / stop-loss / trailing
gives up: Strategy automation · Cross-chain deposits