NockBot: Robinhood Chain Trading Bot for Telegram
Active chain: Robinhood Chain
NockBot is Nock Terminal's Telegram interface for supported Robinhood Chain token lookups and swaps — built for fast execution straight from chat. Open a token from its contract address, review the action and fire a configured amount without leaving Telegram. You can also mirror a supported wallet: when indexing, network conditions and pool liquidity permit, copied buys and sells are queued and submitted within seconds of the source trade being indexed — no execution time, fill or profit is guaranteed. Your bot wallet is non-custodial: you control it and can access and export your private key at any time. The current platform fee is 1% per supported swap; network gas, pool fees, slippage and price impact are separate.
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Contract-address token flow
Paste a supported Robinhood Chain token address to open its token card and the actions currently available for that route.
New-pair workflow
Use NockBot alongside Nock's newly detected pairs. Indexing, route availability, transaction inclusion and execution timing can vary.
Configured trade amounts
Choose a supported buy or sell amount and review the token, chain, route, slippage and expected fees before submitting.
Verification before execution
Use token data as a starting point, then verify the contract, pool, liquidity and wallet approval. No automated check proves a token is safe.
Account-to-Telegram linking
Signed-in Nock users can request a Telegram linking flow. Your bot wallet stays self-custody — you can access and export the private key at any time.
Position and PnL context
Use displayed position and PnL information as an estimate. Transfers, missing cost basis, thin liquidity and unsold positions can change the result.
How the NockBot trade flow works
Start with the complete token contract address rather than a ticker alone. Confirm that Telegram displays Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663, and the intended token. Review the input amount, estimated output, pool or route, platform fee, network cost, slippage limit and wallet action before submitting. A quote is an estimate: liquidity and price can change before the transaction is included.
NockBot can shorten the path between finding a token and submitting a supported swap, but it cannot guarantee a particular block, fill, price or successful exit. A transaction can revert because the route is unavailable, the price moved beyond the slippage limit, gas is insufficient, the RPC is unavailable or the token restricts transfers.
Fees, price impact and liquidity
The current NockBot platform disclosure is 1% per supported swap. That is not the complete execution cost. Robinhood Chain gas, liquidity-provider fees, price impact and slippage are separate. Thin pools can move sharply even for a small order, while a generous slippage limit can allow a materially worse fill. Check the pool and expected minimum output before signing.
Wallet, custody and security questions
NockBot wallets are non-custodial self-custody wallets: you control the wallet, and you can access and export your private key from the bot at any time, so you can move funds or import the wallet elsewhere whenever you want. Nock Terminal cannot restore a key you lose, so back it up securely and treat the export as the only recovery path.
Keep experimental trading funds separate from long-term holdings. Never send a recovery phrase or private key to a bot, administrator or support account — including anyone claiming to be Nock support. Automated token data does not establish that a contract is safe, liquid or sellable; verify the contract and pool on the explorer and use a small test when appropriate.
Compare the current Robinhood Chain bot market
Bot products differ in custody, key export, supported pool types, order controls, fee scope and the evidence they publish. Review the current Robinhood Chain trading-bot comparison and the automation guide before choosing a workflow.
Frequently asked questions
What is NockBot? NockBot is Nock Terminal's Telegram interface for supported Robinhood Chain token lookups and swaps. Users can open a token from its contract address, review available actions and use configured trade amounts. What fee does NockBot charge? NockBot currently discloses a 1% platform fee per supported swap. Robinhood Chain gas, the liquidity pool fee, slippage and price impact are separate costs and can change between the quote and execution. Can NockBot snipe a token in the launch block? New-pair monitoring can shorten the path to a supported swap, but Nock Terminal does not guarantee detection in a particular block, transaction inclusion, route availability or a specific execution price. Is NockBot custodial and can I export a key? NockBot wallets are non-custodial. You control the wallet and can access and export your private key from the bot at any time to move funds or import it elsewhere. Nock Terminal cannot recover a lost key, so back it up securely and never share it with anyone, including support. How fast is smart-wallet copy trading? Copied buys and sells are queued the moment the source trade is indexed and are typically submitted within seconds when indexing, network conditions and pool liquidity permit. Execution time, fills and profits are never guaranteed. Does a successful NockBot check mean a token is safe? No. Automated data and simulations can miss owner privileges, transfer restrictions, liquidity removal, holder concentration or later contract changes. Verify the contract, pool, approvals and a small exit before increasing exposure. Why can a Robinhood Chain bot transaction fail? Common causes include insufficient ETH for gas, a slippage limit exceeded by market movement, insufficient liquidity, an unsupported route, RPC problems, a reverted approval or token-level transfer restrictions.
Sources and verification
Nock Terminal publishes this page and operates NockBot. Product behavior and fees are first-party disclosures, not an independent security or execution-quality audit. Nock Terminal is not affiliated with Robinhood Markets, Inc.