Paste a token address. Tap Buy. Done. No browser extension, no manual chain setup, no DEX websites — and a safety report before every buy.
The Telegram handle is live — trading opens when the bot launches.
0x01408aBDe…6227ETry it today: your wallet app probably doesn't list the chain, adding it manually is fiddly and often fails, and only then can you even reach a DEX. Most people give up before their first buy. Chirp removes every one of those steps — the bot is the wallet, and it lives in an app you already have.
Nothing to install or configure. If you have Telegram, you're ready.
No RPC URLs, no chain IDs, no "add network" screens. Chirp is already connected.
Routing, slippage and confirmation handled in chat. Paste an address, tap a button.
Open @ChirpTradeBot and tap Start. Chirp creates a trading wallet for you and shows you the private key once — save it, it's yours. You can import it into any wallet app, anytime.
Send ETH to your Chirp address — even plain Ethereum ETH works: tap once and Chirp bridges it to Robinhood Chain for you (~10 min). Treat it like a lunch-money wallet: deposit what you plan to trade, not your savings.
Paste any token's contract address. Chirp shows a safety report and quote, you tap Buy. Selling and withdrawing are just as fast.
Getting funds onto a new chain is the hardest step in crypto — so Chirp does it for you. Send ETH on plain Ethereum to your Chirp address, tap “Bridge it for me”, and it arrives on Robinhood Chain about ten minutes later. No bridge websites, no network dropdowns, no wondering if you found the real bridge.
Your ETH rides the canonical Robinhood Chain bridge — the same trustless, Ethereum-secured route as the official bridge site. Chirp never takes custody of funds in transit; the deposit is signed from your own address.
Sent ETH to your address on the wrong chain? Chirp checks Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base, finds it, and walks you through getting it where it belongs — one tap if it's on Ethereum.
Chirp watches your wallet and messages you the moment the deposit lands. Bridge, put the phone down, get pinged when you're ready to trade.
Most trading bots optimize for speed. Chirp optimizes for not getting wrecked. Before you spend anything, Chirp checks the token on-chain — source verification, liquidity, deployer holdings, taxes, where the supply actually sits (pool vs burned vs wallets) — and runs a simulated buy-and-sell round trip to catch honeypots that look fine on paper. Every report opens with a transparency score (0–100 and an A–D grade) that sums it all up — a quality signal, never a buy call.
Example report with illustrative data — the live bot reads everything from the chain and explorer in real time.
Every trade is quoted across Uniswap V2, V3 and V4 and routed through whichever pays more. A dusty pool can't hide a deep one, and V4's spam-fee trap pools lose the quote contest automatically. V4 hooks are screened — unreviewed hook code is refused, with the reason stated.
One tap renders your position as a shareable image — invested, current value, multiple. Green or red, it tells the truth either way.
Your balance lists every holding with instant buy / sell / PNL links — top up or take profit without pasting the address again.
Scam tokens dropped into your wallet get flagged, not legitimised — no trade buttons on anything you didn't buy or that can't prove a real market listing.
Chirp pings you the moment funds land — bridge arrivals included — and spots deposits sent on the wrong network.
One-tap to your saved address, PIN for anywhere else — always with a delay and a cancel button in chat. A stolen phone can't drain the wallet in one tap.
Stop-loss and take-profit on any position — triggered on what you'd actually receive, impact included, not a marginal price that lies on thin pools. One fills, the other cancels; you're messaged the moment anything fires.
Segment strategies like Trust or MetaMask — with server-enforced guardrails so multi-wallet can never become bundling. How it works →
Mirror any wallet on Robinhood Chain — with a twist nobody else has: every copied trade passes the safety report first, and a token the leader deployed themselves is never mirrored. Follow the winners; don't inherit their exit scams.
Follow any wallet — a whale, a sharp trader — and get a message the moment it buys or sells, each with a one-tap safety report on the token. Public on-chain info, alerts only: watch the smart money without moving a satoshi. Like what you see? One opt-in tap flips on 🤖 Auto-copy and Chirp mirrors its buys for you — small default size, safety-gated, off by default.
Up on a position? One tap sells just enough to pull your original stake back out — the rest rides as pure profit, risk-free. The oldest discipline in trading, made a button. No prediction, no guessing: just never letting a winner turn back into a loser on your money.
Scan any token, tap Watch, and Chirp re-scans it around the clock — you get a message only when something changes: price moves, volume surges, liquidity unlocks, or a safety signal flips. The rug check that doesn't stop at the moment you buy.
Every token you hold is watched automatically: liquidity being unlocked, the deployer dumping, the sell path breaking. Optional auto-exit sells the moment an existential signal fires — never on price, and honestly best-effort: a single-block rug outruns everyone. Nobody else on this chain has it.
Every report opens with a 0–100 score and an A–D grade across four things: provenance (did it launch via a known stack like Fledge), safety, holder concentration (biggest non-pool wallets), and momentum — each line shown, so it's a glass box. A quality signal, not a buy call; the safety checks still gate every buy.
Chirp reads a token's earliest trades and measures how much of supply a handful of wallets net-grabbed in the first blocks after launch. If insiders quietly took a big share — they're holding your exit liquidity — the report flags it SNIPED and caps the grade, however clean the contract looks. A spotless contract can't paper over a rigged distribution.
The trick snipers use to hide: split the grab across a dozen wallets so no single one looks big. Chirp groups a launch's early buyers by their shared funding source and treats a co-funded cluster as the one actor it really is — folding its combined bag into the concentration score. Known exchange wallets are excluded, so real buyers aren't tarred. Fifteen wallets, one puppeteer, one flag.
Every scan marks the project's public footprint straight from DexScreener: does it carry a paid token profile, and does it actually list a website, X and Telegram? Presence earns nothing — a polished profile is trivially bought — but a token with no socials at all gets flagged: an anonymous team making no public claims anyone can check. First step of claims-vs-chain: reading what a project says and holding it against what the chain proves.
One tap turns any safety report into plain English — what the LP lock means, why the deployer's bag matters, where the trap is. The AI can add caution but can never soften a warning: the measured report stays the source of truth. Scam tokens that try to sweet-talk the AI get flagged for exactly that.
Add Chirp to any Telegram group: anyone can /scan a token for the full
safety report right there, while trading stays private in a 1:1 chat — never a
shared one. Run a group? Whoever adds the bot earns 0.25%+ of every trade from
members who onboard through it — auto-enrolled, paid on-chain, single-level only.
Just like Trust or MetaMask: up to 5 wallets per account, each with a name you choose — an active-trading wallet, a long-term wallet, whatever fits your strategy. Switch with one tap; every trade, balance and PNL card belongs to the wallet that made it, so each wallet keeps its own clean book.
Why the limits below exist — because we picked a side. This chain was built to bring fair, real markets to everyday people. The pump.fun playbook — snipers, bundlers, five wallets pretending to be five believers — is what poisons that. Chirp gives real traders full wallet convenience and gives manipulation nothing: no sniping, no bundling, no holder-count theatre. Integrity isn't a setting here; it's the product.
Create, rename and switch wallets from the 👛 Wallet menu. One wallet is active at a time — trades, deposits and withdrawals all use it, exactly like your wallet app.
Balances, trade history and PNL cards are tracked per wallet. Your long-term position's cost basis never mixes with your day-trading wallet's.
One PIN and one withdrawal address cover the whole account. Each wallet's private key is individually exportable — never a lock-in.
Chirp is a convenience wallet. The bot holds an encrypted copy of your trading key on its server — that's what makes one-tap buying possible, and it's true of every Telegram trading bot. Most just don't say it out loud. We'd rather you know exactly what the trade-off is and size your deposits accordingly.
One flat fee, split two ways, both disclosed. The 1% protocol fee funds bringing $CHIRP to market during beta (audit, liquidity, marketing); from $CHIRP launch day, 100% of it flows into a trustless buyback-and-burn contract that market-buys and permanently burns $CHIRP — every trade makes it a little scarcer. The referral fee is paid in ETH, on-chain, to the person who invited you — on every one of your trades, forever — and it scales with the volume you refer, from 0.25% up to 0.40% (single-level: you earn from your own invitees only, never theirs). Everyone always pays the same 1.25%; the referral slice only redistributes within it, never on top — no referrer means it simply joins the protocol flow. Get your invite link + see your tier with /referral in the bot. When $FLEDGE launches later, the two tokens will be paired so Chirp's flywheel feeds the wider ecosystem. Holder discounts are planned. (This fee structure was pre-announced on this page before anyone traded under it.)
$CHIRP launches first, before the wider Fledge ecosystem — traders need an easy way to buy before anyone needs another launchpad. Fixed supply, no transfer tax, and one value engine: real fee revenue buying and burning the token. When $FLEDGE launches later, the two are paired (CHIRP/FLEDGE pool) so each trade strengthens both.
Total supply — fixed at deploy, no mint function, ever. Low by design: a human unit price, not many-zeros territory.
Transfer tax — clean token, trades anywhere.
Of the 1% protocol fee → trustless buyback-and-burn, from launch day. (The separate referral layer, 0.25%–0.40% by volume, pays referrers — see Fees.)
| Ticker | $CHIRP — ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain | |
| Total supply | 1,000,000 — fixed forever, no mint after deploy | |
| Transfer tax | None — a clean, standard token | |
| Launch standard | Verified source · fixed supply · LP burned — the same bar the safety report holds everyone else to | |
| Value mechanism | Chirp trading fees → buy-back & burn | |
1,000,000 CHIRP, fixed forever. Everything outside the liquidity pool is locked, vested or usage-gated on-chain and publicly verifiable — nothing can be dumped by surprise.
Insider supply is locked for years, not months; operational supply is released only as it's actually used. Nothing unlocks all at once, and every schedule is on-chain.
| Allocation | Total | Vesting schedule | Fully vested |
|---|---|---|---|
| Team | 100,000 | 1-year cliff, then linear | Year 4 |
| Treasury & ecosystem | 140,000 | 3-year linear, no cliff | Year 3 |
| Community & marketing | 70,000 | 18-month linear, no cliff | Month 18 |
| Time-vested on-chain | 310,000 | no owner exit, ever | Year 4 |
Every Chirp trade pays a 1% protocol fee in ETH. Those fees flow into a trustless contract that buys $CHIRP on the open market and burns it — automatically, with no one able to divert the funds. More trading → more burns → scarcer $CHIRP.
Goes live with the token — these will read straight from the buyback contract.
Please read. $CHIRP is planned as an experimental utility/community token, not an investment. Nothing here is financial advice or an offer to sell a security. The buy-back-and-burn is a transparent, mechanical process funded by bot fees — its size depends entirely on trading volume and may be negligible. Crypto is volatile and you can lose everything. Do your own research, and only ever risk what you can afford to lose.
Yes — Chirp is live in early-access beta, opening to a limited cohort to start. Message @ChirpTradeBot to begin. The only official channels are @ChirpTradeBot (bot), chirptrade.app (website) and @ChirpTradeApp (X) — anything else claiming to be Chirp is fake.
No. Chirp Bot is an independent third-party tool that operates on Robinhood Chain, a public blockchain. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Robinhood Markets, Inc. in any way.
Any token on Robinhood Chain with a Uniswap V2, V3 or V4 liquidity pool — Chirp quotes every venue and routes your trade through the best price (V4 pools with unreviewed hook code are refused, with the reason stated). Tokens launched through Fledge carry extra verifiable guarantees (fixed supply, immutable tax cap, no owner functions) and that shows up in the safety report — but Chirp trades the whole chain, with warnings where warnings are due.
Before every buy, Chirp runs an on-chain safety report — source verification, LP burned/locked, a honeypot round-trip, deployer bag, holder concentration, pool health and launch-snipe analysis (how much of supply a few wallets grabbed in the first blocks after launch) — and it follows proxy/clone tokens to their real implementation so it reads the actual code, not an empty shell. It opens with a transparency score (0–100 and an A–D grade) across provenance, safety, concentration and momentum, with every line shown so it's a glass box, not a magic number. It's a quality signal, not a buy call — the safety checks still gate every buy, and it's best-effort, not a guarantee. DYOR.
Up to 5, each with a name you choose. Just like Trust or MetaMask: switch to a wallet, trade from it, run a different strategy in each — with its own balance, history and PNL. What Chirp will never have is any feature that acts across wallets. The full feature and its guardrails are documented in the Multi-wallet section above.
Yes — arm a stop-loss, take-profit or trailing stop on any position (⏱ SL/TP on the trade card) and Chirp sells when your estimated proceeds cross the trigger, then messages you instantly. A trailing stop follows the price up and locks in gains, selling if it pulls back by your %. Honest caveats, stated up front: fills on a DEX are best-effort, not guaranteed prices — stop-losses deliberately accept a worse fill rather than missing entirely — and an order only fires while the bot is running. Full mechanics in the whitepaper, §7.
Yes — 💰 Limit buy on the trade card: set a % drop and how much ETH to spend, and Chirp buys automatically when the price falls to your target. It re-runs the full safety report at trigger time and won't buy a token that's turned unsafe in the meantime. Same honest caveats as auto-sells — best-effort fill, only fires while the bot is running, and only if your wallet holds the ETH.
Yes. 🔭 Track any wallet — a whale, a sharp trader — and get a DM the moment it buys or sells, each with a one-tap safety report (public on-chain info, alerts only, no funds move). Like what you see? 🪞 Copy it, or flip on 🤖 Auto-copy (opt-in, off by default) so Chirp mirrors its buys for you at a small, capped size. Every mirrored buy passes the full safety report first and never copies a token the target deployed themselves. Best-effort and can lose — a wallet doing well can turn any time.
Trust it the right amount: with lunch money, not savings — we say this on our own homepage for a reason. Keys are encrypted at rest, withdrawals are PIN-gated and delayed, deposits are capped, and your key is exportable so you're never locked in. Chirp is built by the team behind Fledge, whose whole platform thesis is verifiable trust — and whose launchpad holds no keys at all.
1.25% per trade, taken from the swap: a protocol fee (100% to the $CHIRP buyback-and-burn from launch day) plus a referral fee — 0.25%–0.40% by referred volume — paid on-chain to whoever invited you (or into the protocol flow if nobody did). The 1.25% total never changes; the referral slice only redistributes within it. Deposits and withdrawals cost only network gas. No subscription, no premium tier, no token required to use it. This structure was announced here before it went live.
Planned: yes — $CHIRP. And in the spirit of saying things straight: this page used to say "no Chirp token, ever." We changed that plan — deliberately, in the open, and before any token existed — because the launch order flipped: Chirp ships first for traders, the Fledge launchpad comes after. $CHIRP is the bot's token; when $FLEDGE launches later the two are paired so both ecosystems feed each other. Full breakdown in the Tokenomics section. ⚠️ No contract address exists yet — until it's published here and on @ChirpTradeApp, anything sold as "$CHIRP" is a fake.
Two phases, disclosed up front. During beta (before $CHIRP launches), fees fund bringing $CHIRP to market properly — the independent contract audit, launch liquidity, and marketing. From $CHIRP launch day onward, 100% of fees flow into a trustless, ownerless contract that market-buys $CHIRP on Uniswap and sends it to the burn address — nobody, including us, can withdraw from it. Mechanical supply reduction, no promises about price. Once $FLEDGE launches and the pair goes live, buyback flow is routed through the CHIRP/FLEDGE pool so it supports both tokens.