# Sniper > The AI Terminal for Solana Sniper, also known as Solsniper, is a trading and analytics company for the Solana ecosystem. It provides a web trading terminal, a Telegram bot, and an NFT marketplace for token traders. Sniper, also known as Solsniper, is a trading and analytics company that built tools for buying, selling, and tracking digital assets on Solana. It offers a web based trading terminal, a Telegram bot, and an NFT marketplace, aimed at traders seeking fast execution and real time market data. The platform targets both active memecoin traders and NFT collectors looking for pricing and activity insights. The company originated from building charting and floor price tracking tools for Solana NFT collections, later expanding into token trading infrastructure. Its products focus on speed and precision, letting users monitor wallet activity, track new token launches, and react quickly to price movements across the Solana network. Trading can be initiated directly through a chat based bot or a browser based interface. Sniper's offerings span a trading terminal, an automated bot, and an NFT marketplace, used by retail traders, memecoin speculators, and NFT collectors active on Solana. The company was acquired by a Solana focused wallet provider, and its web platform continues to operate under the acquirer while further integration proceeds. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Acquired - Founded: 2021-12-25 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Sniper ## Products - [Sniper Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Sniper): Sniper Platform is a web-based trading terminal for Solana tokens, used by traders to execute swaps and manage positions in real time. It aggregates onchain data to surface new and migrating memecoins, letting users track token lifecycle stages, monitor holdings, and set up automated trading rules. The platform also includes an AI assistant for market queries, wallet connectivity, paper trading, caller performance tracking, and shareable profit and loss cards. It integrates with the Solana blockchain and supports a stablecoin for trading pairs. (Trading Terminal, Live, Main Product) - [Sniper Telegram Bot](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Sniper): Sniper Telegram Bot is an automated trading bot that lets Solana traders execute swaps, set price alerts, and manage portfolios directly through chat commands. It processes user instructions and routes transactions to Solana protocols without requiring a separate application. The bot operates alongside the Sniper web platform, sharing the same trading infrastructure. (Trading Bot, Live) - [Sniper NFT Marketplace](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Sniper): Sniper NFT Marketplace was a Solana-based venue for discovering, listing, and trading non-fungible tokens using an order book model with real-time data feeds and collection analytics. Collectors browsed collections and traded NFTs with royalties enforced at the point of sale. The marketplace has been discontinued and is no longer accessible. (NFT Marketplace, Discontinued) - [MemeScope](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Sniper): MemeScope implements real-time token tracking through blockchain monitoring, enabling users to discover new meme tokens and track migration status. The system categorizes tokens by lifecycle stage while providing trading execution. 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