FluxBot won the Grand Championship at the Hyperdrive Hackathon during Solana Breakpoint 2023 and carries Solana Foundation backing — but its more interesting credential is who built it: the same team behind RugCheck, the most widely used token-safety scanner on Solana. That gives FluxBot a native rug-scan integration most Telegram bots can only bolt on through a third-party API.
What Is FluxBot?
FluxBot is a Telegram-native Solana trading bot covering the standard feature set — token swaps, a Token Sniper that auto-buys the moment a token hits the market, a Copy Trader that replicates any Solana wallet's trades, and Jupiter-powered limit orders and DCA — plus a conversational AI assistant that turns plain-language messages into bot commands instead of requiring you to remember exact syntax.
It also includes a lending/borrowing feature, which isn't common among Telegram trading bots and sets it apart from bots that only handle spot swaps.
RugCheck Integration
Because FluxBot and RugCheck share a team, every token you look at gets a real-time RugCheck risk score built directly into the trade flow rather than requiring a separate lookup. Given RugCheck's scale — processing millions of token checks a month across the wider Solana ecosystem — this is a meaningfully deeper integration than a bot that merely calls a public API.
Fees
FluxBot charges a flat 0.75% fee, applied consistently across swaps, sniping, limit orders, DCA, and even its lending features. That undercuts the 1% most Telegram bots (BonkBot, Trojan) charge, making it one of the cheaper options in this category on headline rate alone.
The FLUXB Token: Reflections, Not Just Points
FluxBot's rewards system evolved from an early "Flux Points" program into a live token, $FLUXB, which now trades on FluxBeam and is listed on DEXScreener. Points earned by early supporters converted to FLUXB 1:1 in an initial airdrop.
Today, FLUXB works as a reflections token: holders of 50,000+ FLUXB tokens receive a share (reported at 40%) of FluxBot's own service fee revenue, and separately, a 3% transaction tax on FLUXB trades redistributes roughly half back to holders. It's a genuine revenue-sharing mechanism, similar in spirit to how BonkBot ties fees to BONK buybacks — but FLUXB is a small-cap token (roughly $1M-2M market cap at time of writing), so treat it as a minor perk tied to a speculative asset, not a reason on its own to choose FluxBot.
Token-2022 support is on the roadmap, not shipped. FluxBot's own documentation lists Token-2022 (Token Extensions) integration as a planned feature rather than something live today — worth knowing since some marketing around FluxBot implies broader current support for Solana's newer token standard. If trading Token-2022 assets specifically matters to you right now, verify support directly with FluxBot before assuming it's covered.
If a genuinely deep RugCheck integration and a below-average 0.75% fee matter to you, FluxBot is a legitimate pick among Solana Telegram bots — the team's credibility on the safety side is real, not marketing. Just go in with accurate expectations: Token-2022 support isn't live yet despite how it's sometimes described, and the FLUXB reward token is a small speculative bonus, not a core reason to switch.
A flat 0.75% across swaps, sniping, limit orders, DCA, and lending — lower than the 1% most competing Telegram bots charge.
FLUXB is FluxBot's reward token. Holders of 50,000+ tokens receive a share of FluxBot's service fee revenue, and a 3% transaction tax on FLUXB itself redistributes part of every trade back to holders. It originated from an earlier "Flux Points" program that converted to FLUXB via airdrop.
