1000x.

1000x is the new name of Papergram, the independent Papertrade frontend presented by @bundo_eth. The official @1000xbot_ announcement on 20 October 2026 explicitly states that Papergram is now 1000x; the developer confirms the rebranding. The new public website is 1000xbot.com and its Telegram link points to @tg1000xbot.

The project says existing accounts and wallets are retained. The old @pprgrmbot landing page also directs visitors to @tg1000xbot and says the old bot still works for now. These statements establish the documented continuity of the project; preservation of accounts, balances, keys and operational access was not tested by signing in or starting either bot.

The new landing page advertises ETH/BTC long and short trading up to 1000x, card or crypto deposits, Apple Pay, PAPER farming described as delta-neutral, Pepe PnL cards and a one-tap 100k goal mode. These are operator claims. Funding availability, eligibility, costs, farming mechanics, hedging, automation, execution and outcomes have not been independently tested. No target amount, loss protection or return is guaranteed by this listing.

The creator describes adding the website to a phone's home screen, and the official post names iPhone and Android. The website links a web-app manifest. This documents an advertised installable web experience; no native iOS App Store or Android Google Play release was verified, and no application was installed. The public web landing page and Telegram entry pages were inspected without signing in, connecting a wallet or opening the trading flow.

Earlier Papergram materials described TP/SL, one-tap closing, degen mode, shareable Pepe-themed PnL cards, streaks, leaderboards, wallet skins, wallet watching and PAPER tracking/staking. These historical descriptions remain part of the project's record, rather than verified current functions. The cards were presented as shareable images; no collectible token or NFT ownership was established. The original 17 October demo announcement and subsequent redesign/funding posts are retained as dated sources.

The old papergram.io website remains accessible and did not redirect to the new domain during the 20 October check. It still describes an 11 USDC minimum deposit, a 30-day trading key and separate user signatures for withdrawals/staking, as well as no extra frontend fees and a full launch linked to builder codes. Their applicability to the rebranded product was not established. The new site's claim that the operator cannot withdraw funds is also unverified: custody, permissions, key storage/revocation, fees, deposits and withdrawals were not audited.

Trading Desk / Early Access records the accessible public entry points and the project's documented early-access history. No account migration, Telegram sign-in, bot session, web-app installation, wallet connection, signature, deposit, order, TP/SL, 100k goal, farming, staking, reward or withdrawal was tested. The new website states that it is an independent frontend and not affiliated with Papertrade.

In a separate 22 October 2026 update, @1000xbot_ announces a longs-versus-shorts view of Papertrade open interest and the room left before a side fills, plus entry and liquidation lines on the chart. The same post repeats trade-history, fees/PAPER and payout-preview claims already covered by the earlier desktop announcement. The distinct additions documented here are open-interest/capacity display and chart markers. Only the public presentation was accessible during the 22 October check without entering Connect & Trade. The new views were not observed in an authorised connected session; units, data source, update latency, capacity calculation and marker accuracy remain unverified. A displayed capacity or liquidation line is not an execution or settlement guarantee.