September 28, 2026 — Research and editorial review
- Rechecked public primary sources for all 12 existing bot review routes and added claim-level source links, evidence labels, and check dates to the bot records.
- Rewrote the Blazing Bot, Maestro, and BullX reviews around current, decision-relevant evidence. BullX is marked inactive because its official app page says trading on that version is disabled; the old review route remains for historical context.
- Reframed Shuriken as a product in transition. Its official announcements describe a new open-beta terminal and BSC wallet profiles, but the materials reviewed do not confirm BSC token trading. Shuriken remains accessible as a review and is excluded from the active BSC comparison while that support is unresolved.
- Reviewed other product pages to remove unsupported ratings, “top pick” claims, safety guarantees, win-rate or performance claims, stale fee assertions, and unverified incident conclusions. Current fees and wallet access remain explicitly unknown where the official sources do not establish them.
- Rebuilt the choosing, getting-started, and honeypot guides to give readers practical checks for wallet access, total order costs, contract controls, and the limits of automated screening.
- Rewrote the About and methodology pages to describe the actual source and testing process, including that no wallet connections, trades, performance measurements, latency tests, or independent code audits were performed for this review cycle.
- Added this change log and an affiliate disclosure. Partner links may earn BSC.app a commission; the comparison is not numerically ranked and commercial links do not determine its order.
Original publication dates and existing review routes are retained. Historical screenshots are labeled as historical where used. See the methodology for the limits of this research and the affiliate disclosure for funding details.