Terms
BOT Terminal is a tool for checking a coin and trading it from your own wallet. By using it to trade, you agree to the following.
Your wallet, your keys, your call.
The Terminal never holds your keys or your money. It builds a transaction and your wallet asks you to sign it. Nothing moves unless you sign it. A trade you sign is final: transactions on a blockchain can't be reversed, and we can't reverse them for you.
BOT's labels are opinions, not advice.
CLEAN, WATCH IT, RED FLAGS and CAN'T SELL are BOT's read of public on-chain data and his own test sale at the moment he looked. Coins change fast, and a coin can go bad a minute after a clean read. Nothing on this site is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Memecoins can go to zero. Only trade what you can afford to lose.
The fee.
Every trade through the Terminal pays a fee of 0.69% of the trade, shown before you sign. It goes to one fee address, published on the site. Each month the fees first cover the Terminal's running costs. What's left is split 50/50: half to the company, and half used to buy back $BOT and burn it. The burns are recorded publicly.
Limits.
The minimum trade is about $5. While the Terminal is new, each trade is capped at about $250. Either can change, and the Terminal can pause buying, selling or a whole chain at any time.
Other people's services.
Trades route through third-party venues (such as Pons, Uniswap and Jupiter) and read public blockchain nodes. The chart is DexScreener's. We don't control any of them, and we're not responsible for their prices, outages or mistakes. Network fees go to the network, not to us.
Check you're on the real one.
There is one Terminal: terminal.botmeme.lol. Wallet prompts from us name that site. Anything else is someone else.
No guarantees.
The Terminal is provided as it is. We work hard to make it safe, but we don't promise it will always be available, correct or free of bugs. We're not liable for losses from trading, prices, failed transactions or third-party services, to the extent the law allows.
Where you are.
Don't use the Terminal where using it would be against the law for you.
Solana.
On Solana the Terminal checks a trade before anything is sent: it builds the trade, checks it against its own rules and tests it on the chain. To do that your browser talks to Jupiter, which sees your wallet address and your IP (as it does on jup.ag), and to a public Solana node, which sees your IP and the accounts it is asked about. Our server never sees your wallet address; it reads the coin's own accounts for you. Some trading venues keep an account per user whose address is derived from yours; our server reads that account to check the trade, so to our server that address is a stable stand-in for you. Our host's edge logs requests (your IP, the page asked for) for a short time, as every website's does. Every trade here pays the Terminal's fee address on the chain, and a chain is public: anyone can find it there, with your wallet address and the trade.
These terms can change; the version on this page is the one that applies.
Short version: your wallet signs, BOT's opinions are just opinions, 0.69% fee, and nobody can undo a trade.