Trojan Terminal Launches on Solana With $5M in Rewards

Previously, over 2 million users relied on Trojan’s Telegram bot. Now, the team expects many of them to migrate to the browser version. To drive adoption, Trojan has introduced $5 million in SOL rewards. These include signup bonuses, daily jackpots, and quests. New users can claim a $50 bonus with no deposit, while active users receive cashback starting at 45%.

Trojan Prioritizes Speed and Automation

According to the team, unlike many competitors, Trojan focuses heavily on speed. By using Bolt RPCs, the platform achieves sub-250ms execution, helping traders reduce slippage and avoid frontrunning. Moreover, automation is deeply embedded. Traders can set up dollar-cost averaging, auto buy/sell triggers, and even copy trade strategies.

In addition, Trojan includes a suite of analytics. Features like wallet tracking, historical charts, and bubble maps give traders real-time data for better decisions. The platform also supports USDC/USD1 trading pairs with seamless swapping.

Importantly, Trojan doesn’t just optimize tools—it gamifies the entire experience. Through its “Trench to Win” system, users can complete tasks and earn Gold, which they can redeem for SOL jackpots and mission rewards.

Strong Partnerships and Community Momentum

Beyond core features, Trojan has built an ecosystem through strategic integrations. MoonPay allows users to buy crypto directly within the terminal, while Bitget Wallet offers full support for swapping and portfolio tracking. Additionally, Bubblemaps V2 powers token distribution insights, and advisors from OKX Wallet are also involved in the project.

Following the launch, Trojan generated strong traction across X. Users shared referral links, highlighted smooth onboarding, and praised the user-friendly experience. Unlike some competitors, Trojan rewards are instant and withdrawable—there are no lockups or delays.

By combining speed, automation, and real user incentives, Trojan positions itself as a serious rival to trading platforms like Axiom and GMGN. Its team already delivered popular tools on Solana, and now they’re doubling down on building for traders who want performance and control. With this momentum, Trojan is setting the tone for Solana-based trading in 2026.

What To Watch For Next

Trojan Terminal’s launch kicks off what could be a broader wave of Solana-based trading tool innovations in 2026. The airdrop confirmation and real-time incentives will likely attract more on-chain activity, but the key will be whether Trojan can maintain user retention once rewards cool off. If competitors like Axiom or GMGN respond with upgrades of their own, the race for the fastest, most trader-friendly Solana terminal may intensify. Watch for sustained TVL growth, user migration metrics, and airdrop timelines in the coming weeks.