What Rex is

Rex lets you buy, sell and track tokens on NEAR, Sui, Base, Robinhood, Arc, Solana, Polygon, HyperEVM, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Fogo from one place. You can use it in Telegram with @RexAssBot, or on the web at the terminal. Both show the same wallets, orders and history.

What you can do

• Trade. Paste a token address, or search by name on the web, and buy or sell. On the web you review a quote first. In Telegram a buy runs when you tap an amount. Rex prices routes across the venues for each chain, such as Rhea, Ref classic, Intear DEX, Kyber and Flash, plus launchpad curves where they apply. See Chains and venues.
• Set orders. Take profit, stop loss, limit buys and sells, trailing stops, DCA, dev-sell triggers and price alerts. Some order types depend on the chain. See Orders.
• Snipe launches. Arm a buy for the moment a pool opens. See Sniper.
• Move money between chains with the Bridge.
• See how you are doing. The web portfolio shows your total value, a curve of that value for the last 30 days (it includes money you add or take out), your realised PnL, your average win and loss, and how you trade.
• Follow traders. Copy a wallet, get alerts on a wallet, and see the leaderboard.
• Check a token first. The token page shows who holds it, whether it can be sold back, and whether its contract can change. On NEAR it also shows how much the dev and the earliest buyers hold. Some checks show "Not known" on chains where the data is not available.

Who holds your money

Rex creates your wallets for you and signs your trades for you, in the bot and on the web, so you can trade with a tap. You can withdraw with your PIN, and you can export your keys. Read Custody and keys for exactly what that means, and Risks for what can still go wrong.

Where to go next

• Getting started: from your first message to your first trade.
• Fees and costs: the costs a trade shows.
• Frequent cases: what to do when something looks wrong.