MevX Review 2026: Fee Ranks, 11 Chains and What the On-Chain Data Shows

MevX is a multi-chain memecoin trading terminal that runs as a website, a Telegram bot and a browser extension, covering Solana alongside ten other mainnets from one account. It launched in July 2024, it is KYC-verified through Assure DeFi, and its pitch is breadth: one login, one fee rate, eleven chains. What almost nobody writing about it has done is open the two things that actually settle whether it is worth using — the fee chart MevX publishes as an image rather than as text, and the on-chain fee wallets that show how much business the bot is really doing in 2026.

This review does both. We read MevX's rank-based fee table out of its own documentation, checked the cashback arithmetic, pulled the daily fee history that DefiLlama's adapter reconstructs from MevX's three Solana fee wallets, and queried those wallets directly on mainnet. The result is a far less flattering picture of scale than the "$700M volume" numbers that circulate in affiliate reviews — and a much clearer answer on who should actually use this bot. For the wider field, see our best Solana trading bot pillar and the full Telegram trading bot comparison.

MevX is a non-custodial trading terminal for memecoins, built around a web app with a Telegram bot and a Chrome extension attached to it. DefiLlama catalogues it as protocol ID 4945 under the category "Telegram Bot", chain Solana, listed 5 August 2024, with audits: 0. The fee adapter that tracks it starts on 27 July 2024, which dates the first fee-bearing trade.

Where it differs from the Solana-only crowd — Trojan, BonkBot, Bloom — is the chain list. MevX's own multi-chain page names eleven live mainnets plus one testnet:

• Solana — Raydium (AMM, CLMM, CPMM, Launchlab), Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Meteora (DYN, DLMM, DBC), Orca, Jupiter, Jup Studio, Moonshot, Letsbonk, boop.fun, BelieveApp, Moon.it, Bags, Heaven, Sugar.
• Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain — Uniswap V2/V3/V4, PancakeSwap, SushiSwap, Four.meme, Clanker, Balancer V3.
• TRON — SunPump and SunSwap.
• HyperLiquid and HyperEVM — Hyperswap and Kittenswap.
• Sui, Avalanche, XLayer, Plasma — Cetus, Bluefin, LFJ.GG, DyorSwap and others.
• Monad — testnet only.

Routing is not a black box either. MevX's multiple-route swap page says users pick the router themselves from OKX DEX, Jupiter DEX or KyberSwap, with slippage, price impact, platform fee and network fee all shown before signing. That is more routing transparency than most bots offer, and it means Solana trades can run through the same Jupiter aggregator liquidity that every other Solana terminal uses.

Login is where the "non-custodial" label gets interesting. Telegram and Google logins auto-generate a MevX trading wallet and display its private key exactly once. Wallet-extension logins (Phantom, OKX Wallet, MetaMask, Rabby) create a trading sub-wallet instead, leaving your main wallet's key untouched. We come back to what that means for custody below.

MevX charges 0.9% per transaction at the default rank, falling to 0.7% at the top rank, applied uniformly across every chain. That is the single most important number in this review, and MevX's own "Transaction Fee" documentation page does not contain it in text. The page is three sentences long, says the rate "is applied uniformly across all chains", tells you "each rank level has its own fee rate", points you at a logged-in page to find out which rate is yours, and renders the actual table as a PNG image. It is also stamped "last updated 1 year ago".

Here is that chart read out and written down, with the round-trip cost each rank implies:

Rank	Trading fee	Cashback	Stated actual cost	Round trip on $1,000
Beginner (default)	0.9%	6%	0.84%	$18.00 ($16.80 net)
Silver	0.85%	9%	0.77%	$17.00 ($15.40 net)
Gold	0.8%	15%	0.68%	$16.00 ($13.60 net)
Platinum	0.75%	24%	0.57%	$15.00 ($11.40 net)
Diamond	0.7%	35%	0.45%	$14.00 ($9.00 net)

The cashback arithmetic checks out, which is worth saying because it often doesn't elsewhere. 0.9% × (1 − 6%) = 0.846%, published as 0.84%. 0.8% × (1 − 15%) = 0.68%, exact. 0.7% × (1 − 35%) = 0.455%, published as 0.45%. MevX rounds down at every tier rather than up. The "actual cost" column is honest about what it is: the headline rate minus the rebate you can claim through the "Claim your SOL" feature, not a discount applied at execution.

Two things that column does not include. First, the cashback is a claim, not a deduction — you pay 0.9% at the moment of the trade and get part of it back later, which means the 0.84% figure only materialises if you actually log in and claim. Second, and more important, the platform fee is the smallest layer of what a memecoin round trip costs.

Cost layer	Per side	Round trip
MevX platform fee (Beginner)	0.9%	1.8%
DEX / LP fee on the pool	0.25–1%	0.5–2%
Priority fee / Jito tip	Variable, rises with congestion	Variable × 2
Slippage and price impact	0.5–5%+	1–10%+
Realistic total drag	—	Often 3–6%+

A trader doing twenty round trips a day at Beginner rank hands MevX 36% of turnover in platform fees alone, win or lose. That is the same structural problem we measured across the whole category in our Telegram trading bot breakdown, and the reason slippage deserves at least as much of your attention as the headline percentage.

MevX's cheaper fee tiers are not permanent — they are re-tested every 30 days. The Ranking System page publishes two separate point thresholds per rank: one to unlock it and a lower one to keep it. Miss the maintenance number in a cycle and your rank drops at the start of the next one, taking the fee discount and the cashback rate with it.

Rank	Points to unlock	Points to keep (per 30 days)	Referral rate
Beginner	Default	—	17%
Silver	50,000	35,000	19%
Gold	100,000	70,000	21%
Platinum	500,000	350,000	23%
Diamond	1,000,000	700,000	25%

Points come from trading volume, from "challenges" (the docs' examples include trade $100, $1,000 or $10,000 in a day and complete 200 transactions — 90 points), and from referral activity. A volume leaderboard called Race hands out up to 300,000 points to the period's top trader.

Read that design honestly and it is a loyalty programme that pays you in basis points to trade more often. The 200-transaction challenge is the clearest version: 200 transactions at Beginner rank on $500 clips is roughly $900 in platform fees, earned to collect 90 points on the way to the 50,000 you need for Silver — and Silver saves you five basis points. The discount is real; the behaviour it rewards costs more than the discount is worth for all but genuinely high-volume traders. If you are being nudged into trading more frequently than your edge justifies, our notes on risk management and position sizing are the correction.

The referral side has the same decay built in: commissions are paid in USDC, claimed manually from the referral page or the Telegram bot, and the docs state plainly that unclaimed earnings reset after one month.

MevX's Solana fee revenue is down roughly 98.6% from its January 2025 peak. This is the part no other review has, and it comes from a source MevX does not control. DefiLlama's fee adapter for MevX measures SOL received at three Solana addresses — 3kxSQybWEeQZsMuNWMRJH4TxrhwoDwfv41TNMLRzFP5A, BS3CyJ9rRC4Tp8G7f86r6hGvuu3XdrVGNVpbNM9U5WRZ and 4Lpvp1q69SHentfYcMBUrkgvppeEx6ovHCSYjg4UYXiq — and classifies all of it as protocol revenue, with supply-side revenue of exactly zero. Nothing is shared with liquidity providers or token holders; every dollar of fee is MevX's.

The monthly series reads like a complete cycle:

Period	Solana fees	Implied volume at 0.9%
January 2025 (peak month)	$1,613,902	~$179 million
January 2026	$212,681	~$23.6 million
Trailing 30 days	$22,197	~$2.47 million
Prior 30 days	$38,133	~$4.24 million
Last 24 hours	$258	~$29,000

The single biggest day on record was 23 January 2025 at $107,202 in fees — more than the previous four months combined have produced. Cumulative all-time Solana fees are $8,842,731, of which $925,746 came in the last twelve months. Put differently, 89.5% of everything MevX has ever earned on Solana was earned before November 2025, and the most recent 30 days are 41.8% below the 30 days before them.

Three honest caveats before anyone over-reads this. The adapter covers Solana only, so EVM, Tron, Sui and HyperLiquid fees are not in these numbers — a genuine gap for a product whose main selling point is multi-chain breadth. The implied-volume column assumes the 0.9% Beginner rate across the board; real users sit at a mix of ranks, so the true volume is somewhat higher than shown. And the whole Solana memecoin bot category contracted hard through 2026, so MevX is shrinking inside a shrinking market, not uniquely failing.

We also queried the fee wallets directly on mainnet today. The primary wallet holds 149.19 SOL, is owned by the System Program with zero bytes of account data, and had signatures confirmed within seconds of our check — it is live and taking fees right now. The third wallet holds 18.33 SOL and its most recent signature was 22 October 2026. The second wallet returns a null account: nothing there at all. A system-owned, zero-data account can be a plain keypair or a Squads vault; the two are indistinguishable from account inspection, so we are not claiming to know which.

Why this matters to you as a trader: execution quality on a memecoin terminal is partly a function of how much order flow it sees and how much engineering budget it can fund. A terminal earning $258 a day on Solana is not funding the same infrastructure as one earning $100,000 a day. That is not a scandal — it is context the affiliate pages leave out.

Fee decay aside, MevX ships a feature set that is wider than most of its Solana-only rivals, and two pieces of it are better than the category norm.

• AFK Trade. A node-based automation builder with Trigger → Filter → Action pipelines. Triggers include token deployed, token migrated, market-cap milestone, ATH break, 5-minute price shift, 5-minute volume spike, DexScreener ad or boost purchase (down to the specific $299–$6,999 package), Community Takeover flag, Pump.fun livestream start, smart-money buy, KOL buy, an X handle posting a contract address, and Telegram channel calls. Filters stack with strict AND logic across holders, dev holding, top-10 holding, sniper holding, insider holding, bundler holding and phishing holding. This is closer to a strategy builder than a bot menu, and nothing in the pump.fun bot field matches the trigger list.
• Demo Mode. A paper-trading environment using virtual tokens at live market prices — 10 V-SOL on Solana, 1 V-ETH on Ethereum and Base, 2 V-BNB, 4,000 V-TRX, 100 V-USDC on HyperLiquid, 50 V-SUI. You can switch back to live mode at any time. Almost no competing bot offers this, and for anyone learning how to trade memecoins it is the right place to make the first hundred mistakes.
• Sniper modes for Raydium, Pump.fun and PumpSwap, boop.fun and Moonshot, plus a selling sniper — the standard Solana sniper bot toolkit.
• Tracker tools covering wallet tracking, KOL tracking and PnL tracking, overlapping with what a dedicated Solana wallet tracker gives you.
• Order types: limit buy and sell adjustable on the chart, DCA orders, auto take-profit and stop-loss, trailing stop loss, dev-sell configuration.
• Anti-MEV routing, which the copy-trade docs are refreshingly blunt about: enabling it secures the transaction but "your transaction may be failed". That trade-off is real and worth understanding alongside how Solana MEV actually works.

The browser extension adds buy/sell popups on X and on DexScreener-style pages, and the Telegram bot supports chain switching with /selectchain. MevX calls itself the first Telegram-web hybrid bot on multi-chain; whether or not it was first, the web app is the primary surface and the Telegram bot is a companion, which is the inverse of how Maestro and Trojan are built.

MevX's copy trade is a configurable mirror, not a managed strategy. You paste a target wallet (or pick one from a ranked "Top Degens" list), choose a sizing mode — Buy Fixed, Buy Exact 1:1, or Buy Percent — and set a spending limit, max buy per trade, slippage, and minimum/maximum liquidity and market cap. Sell side offers Sell Exact or Sell Percent. "Copy Trade Protect" adds mint and freeze checks, a holder-percentage floor and a rugged-token block. "Buy Only Once" prevents re-entering the same token within seven days. It runs on ten chains.

That is a competent feature. What it is not is a solution to the hard part of copy trading, which was never the plumbing — it is picking someone worth copying. A ranked list of "Top Degens" sorted on recent performance is exactly the input that produces the classic failure mode: you find a wallet after its outlier run, copy it into the mean reversion, and pay 1.8% round-trip on every trade it makes while doing so. Our analysis of whether copy trading is actually profitable walks through the arithmetic, and how to copy trade on Solana covers what a selection process should actually look like.

The second difference is the fee structure. MevX takes 0.9% of every copied trade whether the trade wins or loses, exactly as it does on a manual buy. uwuu takes a performance-based fee instead — you pay only when you profit — and the traders on the verified on-chain leaderboard come with auditable PnL, win rate and ROI rather than a "top degens" ranking. Execution runs sub-400ms and the copy key system keeps the setup non-custodial. If the job you want done is hands-off mirroring rather than a faster buy button, that is the structural difference to weigh; our introduction to crypto copy trading covers the model itself.

MevX is a real, operating product with a KYC-verified team and no publicly reported hacks — and it still carries the risks every memecoin terminal carries. Here is what is actually verifiable.

In its favour. The team completed KYC with Assure DeFi and publishes the certificate link, which is unusual in a category dominated by anonymous operators. The Terms of Use are specific where it counts: section 4.0.2 states MevX "does not accept, hold, transfer, or control any fiat currency, digital assets, or private keys on your behalf", and 4.0.3 says importing or sharing your seed phrase or private keys with MevX "is neither required nor permitted". The product has been live and earning fees continuously since July 2024, which is longer than most of its cohort.

Against it. DefiLlama records audits: 0. The Terms reserve broad rights: section 4.5 lets MevX "modify, suspend, or discontinue the Services (in whole or in part) at any time, with or without notice"; 4.6 states MevX "has no obligation to provide ongoing support or maintenance"; 4.7 allows immediate suspension of your access on suspicion alone. Those clauses are boilerplate across the industry, but they are the real terms of the relationship.

And there is a genuine inconsistency worth knowing. The Terms say importing private keys is "not permitted", while the login flow generates a wallet for Telegram and Google users and shows the private key once. If you log in that way, a key for a wallet holding your trading capital was created on MevX's infrastructure, displayed in a browser, and is yours to lose. That is not custody in the legal sense, and it is not self-custody in the practical sense either. The wallet-extension login path, which creates a sub-wallet and never touches your main wallet's key, is the materially safer option — use it. Keeping size in a cold wallet and funding the trading wallet in tranches is the rest of the answer.

One more thing the name invites: there is no MevX token. The points and ranks are a loyalty programme, not an airdrop campaign with a confirmed distribution. Treat any "MEVX token" contract you are sent as a scam until MevX says otherwise, and run it through a rug check first.

On headline platform fee, MevX is at the cheaper end of the Telegram-bot field and roughly level with the browser terminals.

Platform	Advertised platform fee	Scope	Fee charged on losing trades?
MevX	0.9% → 0.7% by rank	11 mainnets, web + Telegram + extension	Yes
Trojan	1% (0.9% with referral)	Solana, Telegram-first	Yes
BonkBot	1% per successful swap	Solana, Telegram only	Yes
Maestro	1% per trade, optional Premium	Multi-chain, Telegram	Yes
Photon	1% per trade	Solana + EVM, browser terminal	Yes
uwuu copy trading	Performance-based	Solana, non-custodial copy trading	No — you pay when you profit

Fee rates are the advertised figures at the time of writing; always confirm the live schedule in-app before you trade. Where MevX clearly wins is chain coverage — eleven mainnets from one account with the same rate everywhere is something no Solana specialist offers. Where it clearly trails is depth per chain: on raw Solana execution and tooling, Axiom, Photon and GMGN have more of the ecosystem's attention and, by the fee data above, far more of its order flow.

MevX makes sense if you genuinely trade across chains, and makes much less sense if you don't. Three honest verdicts:

• Use it if your trading spans Solana plus EVM chains, Tron, Sui or HyperLiquid and you are tired of maintaining a separate bot per chain. One account, one fee rate, one rank. Nothing else in the category does this as completely.
• Use it if you want AFK Trade's trigger-and-filter automation or a paper-trading mode before risking real size. Both are genuinely differentiated.
• Skip it if you only trade Solana memecoins. The Solana-native terminals have deeper tooling, more order flow and comparable fees, and the fee data suggests the Solana side of MevX is where its activity has fallen furthest.
• Skip it if what you actually want is hands-off exposure to good traders rather than a faster buy button. Paying a flat percentage on every trade — winners and losers alike — is the wrong fee structure for that job. Copying a verified trader on a performance-based fee is the right one.

Most people who search for a trading bot are not looking for more buttons. They are looking for results without screen time, which is a different product. Our bot versus manual trading comparison and the best Solana trading bot pillar lay out that choice in full.

What are MevX's trading fees?

MevX charges 0.9% per transaction at the default Beginner rank, dropping to 0.85%, 0.8%, 0.75% and 0.7% at Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. The same rate applies on every supported chain. Rank cashback of 6% to 35% brings the stated net cost down to between 0.84% and 0.45%, but it is claimed after the fact rather than deducted at execution. Network fees, priority tips, DEX pool fees and slippage are all extra.

Is MevX legit and safe?

MevX is a real product that has been operating since July 2024, its team completed KYC with Assure DeFi, and we found no publicly reported hacks. DefiLlama lists zero audits, and its Terms let MevX suspend or discontinue the service at any time. The safest way to use it is the wallet-extension login, which trades from a sub-wallet and never exposes your main wallet's private key.

Does MevX have a token?

No. There is no MevX token as of 2026 — the points, ranks and Race leaderboard are a loyalty programme with fee discounts and USDC referral commissions, not a confirmed airdrop. Treat any contract address presented as an official MEVX token as a scam until MevX publishes one itself.

Which chains does MevX support?

Eleven live mainnets — Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, TRON, HyperLiquid, HyperEVM, Sui, Avalanche, XLayer and Plasma — plus Monad on testnet. Solana coverage includes Raydium, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Meteora, Orca, Jupiter, Moonshot, Letsbonk, boop.fun, Bags and Heaven.

Does MevX have copy trading?

Yes, on ten chains, with fixed, exact 1:1 and percentage-based sizing, a "Top Degens" wallet list, market-cap and liquidity filters, rug blocking and a seven-day repeat-buy lock. It charges the same 0.9% platform fee on copied trades as on manual ones, win or lose, which is the main structural difference from a performance-fee copy trading service.

Is MevX better than Trojan or BonkBot?

On fees and chain coverage, yes — 0.9% beats their 1%, and they are Solana-only. On Solana depth and current order flow, no: MevX's Solana fee revenue over the last 30 days was $22,197, down 41.8% from the 30 days before and roughly 98.6% below its January 2025 peak, which puts it well behind the Solana-native leaders on activity.

MevX is a well-built generalist with an unusually wide chain list, a real automation builder, and a fee schedule that is cheaper than most Telegram bots once you find it. It is also a terminal whose Solana business has shrunk dramatically, which matters more for execution quality than any feature list. If you trade across chains, it earns a place. If you want returns without the screen time, a flat fee on every trade is the wrong shape of cost — and a verified trader you can copy on a performance-based fee is the better fit.