Major AI Upgrade for Telegram Bot API! Telewer, GPTBots No-Code Bots: Create AI Customer Service, Airdrops, and Community Moderation with One Click

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Telegram launched a major upgrade to its Bot API on March 31, 2026, featuring a built-in open-source AI text editor and the "Bots Managed by Bots" capability, allowing bots to directly manage other bots. Meanwhile, third-party no-code platforms like Telewer and GPTBots are rising rapidly, enabling crypto project teams to build AI bots in minutes without engineers, though this brings security risks related to bot token exposure. (Context: TONX API partners with 20 ecosystem giants! Co-building the TON developer ecosystem with Blum, Catizen, CoinGecko, and Google Cloud) (Background: JZ Invest Column: What if Telegram Bot surges 66x? Is the hype sustainable?) The technical barrier for crypto project teams is being quietly wiped out by a wave of new tools. No engineers, no webhook deployment, and no need to look at a single line of code—with a few clicks, an AI bot capable of auto-replying, vetting new group members, and even claiming airdrops goes live. Telegram officially released a major Bot API version upgrade on March 31, 2026, and continued to deploy new features throughout April. Three core updates have directly changed the boundaries of what bots can do: First, a built-in AI text editor: Developers can integrate open-source AI models into the bot interface, giving bots language generation and text polishing capabilities without relying on external APIs. Second, Bots Managed by Bots: This is the most anticipated feature—bots can now create and manage other bots via API, meaning project teams can build a "Master Bot" to centrally generate, configure, and monitor all sub-bots, significantly reducing maintenance costs for multi-bot operations. Third, the simultaneous launch of community interaction features like Mighty Polls and Live Photos, strengthening group management tools. It is worth noting that these are official Telegram Bot API layer upgrades, representing an expansion of underlying capabilities, not no-code applications launched by Telegram itself. What truly makes "anyone can build a bot" possible is the rise of third-party platforms. Telewer, which calls itself the "world's first no-code AI Telegram bot building platform," focuses on a minute-level setup process: users first go to Telegram's official @BotFather to create a bot and obtain an API token, then input the token into the Telewer platform, select a conversation style, AI model (including GPT series and open-source models like Llama), and functional modules to complete deployment in minutes. Telewer also supports a Master Bot architecture, allowing a master bot to manage multiple sub-bots and connect with Telegram Business to auto-reply to commercial messages. GPTBots follows a drag-and-drop approach, targeting enterprise customer service and lead generation scenarios. Its interface is closer to standard SaaS tools, making it easy for marketing teams to get started. Similar tools include Selzy, Chat Data, and yourGPT, each striking a different balance between functional depth and ease of use. The core process of the entire ecosystem is consistent: @BotFather is responsible for "issuing licenses" (generating tokens), third-party platforms are responsible for "construction" (defining bot behavior), and users receive a functional AI conversational bot. The significance of Telegram to the cryptocurrency circle goes far beyond that of a general communication app. The TON blockchain is natively integrated with the Telegram ecosystem; airdrop claims, NFT minting, and on-chain interactions almost all use TG groups as the entry point; project announcements, KOL communities, and trading alerts also primarily run through Telegram channels. Crypto-native Telegram trading bots have long been a multi-billion dollar business: platforms like Trojan, BONKbot, Maestro, Banana Gun, SolTradingBot, and GMGN see monthly trading volumes in the billions, with some bots generating fee revenue exceeding that of many mid-sized centralized exchanges. CoinGecko has established a dedicated Telegram Bot category to track these assets. Unibot's market cap once exceeded $80 million, while LootBot has circulated widely in the community for its automated airdrop farming; security tools like TeliGent focus on anti-fraud and filtering spam to maintain community order. Before the emergence of no-code tools, crypto project teams needed at least one backend engineer to deploy webhooks, design conversation logic, and maintain servers to build an "airdrop claim bot" or "new member vetting bot." Now, this can be done by a marketing manager in half an hour. The lowering of barriers means more small and medium-sized projects can quickly deploy Telegram community automation. But this wave comes at a price. A Telegram bot token is a highly sensitive master key—holding the token is equivalent to having full control over all permissions of the bot, including reading group messages, sending content, and managing member status. Handing a token to a third-party no-code platform is essentially

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