The Solana Bot Report — June 2026
Report #1. Real, daily-tracked volume and fee data for every Solana trading bot we cover — sourced from DefiLlama, not vibes.
June in one paragraph
Axiom and Fomo closed June commanding 75% of tracked daily volume between them. Axiom's own daily volume grew 41% over the month ($47.5M → $67.1M), while Fomo grew even faster at 85% ($11.8M → $21.8M). The month's other big story wasn't growth — it was BullX pausing all trading effective June 1, and BonkBot/Telemetry closing the month at just $72K/day, a rounding error next to where it once stood. Full numbers below.
League Table — June 30, 2026
The one day this month every tracked bot has a real volume reading, so it's the cleanest apples-to-apples snapshot of where things stood.
Share Shifts This Month
Comparing June 1 to June 30 directly, for the bots with a real reading on both dates (GMGN, Moonshot, Bloom, and BonkBot/Telemetry's DefiLlama volume-dimension tracking started partway through this window, so a clean start-of-month figure isn't available for them yet — noted here rather than papered over):
| Bot | June 1 | June 30 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fomo | $11.8M | $21.8M | +85% |
| Axiom | $47.5M | $67.1M | +41% |
| Photon | $1.7M | $2.4M | +40% |
| Trojan | $4.4M | $5.9M | +34% |
Both leaders grew this month, but Fomo grew faster in percentage terms — consistent with it being the fastest-rising app in the market, not just a stable #2.
Revenue: June's Combined Fee Take
Summing each bot's real daily fee readings across all of June — a number nobody else publishes because nobody else tracks the whole category daily:
| Bot | June total fees |
|---|---|
| Axiom | $13.4M |
| GMGN | $5.3M |
| Fomo | $2.3M |
| Trojan | $1.1M |
| Photon | $467K |
| Bloom | $316K |
| Moonshot | $187K |
| BonkBot/Telemetry | $23K |
| Combined | $23.2M |
Citable stat: BonkBot/Telemetry closed June at $72K/day in tracked Solana volume — 0.06% of the market we track, down from being one of the category's best-known names. #
Deaths, Pauses & Notable Changes
BullX paused all trading effective June 1, 2026 — right at the start of this reporting window — per the team's own official Discord announcement: wallet functions, withdrawals, and distribution features stayed accessible, and the team cited focusing resources on "the next release." No confirmed return date as of this Report. We're treating this as "paused, not confirmed dead" rather than overclaiming a permanent shutdown.
BonkBot's decline continued, not as a single event but as a steady grind — the rebrand to "Telemetry by BonkBot" didn't reverse the trend, and June's numbers above show exactly how far it's fallen. No hack, no exploit — just a platform that stopped being where the volume goes.
What I'm Watching
Honestly? Whether Fomo's growth rate holds. A single-month jump of 85% is the kind of number that either keeps compounding or was partly a one-off — I'll know more once I have a second and third month of data to compare against, which is the whole point of running this Report every month instead of writing one static "best bot" page and letting it age. I'm also keeping an eye on whether BullX's "next release" actually materializes, since a real comeback would be the first time this category has seen one.
None of this changes what I'd tell someone starting today: Axiom for the desk, Fomo for the phone. But the margin between them and everyone else just kept growing, and now there's a real dataset behind that claim instead of just my word for it.
Methodology & Data
All figures above come from our daily Bot Market Monitor, sourced from DefiLlama. Full methodology, stale-data handling, and how tiers are decided: /methodology. Raw data: /market.json.