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How to Set an Alert

Just tell your bot in plain English:
“Alert me when SOL goes above $150”
“Notify me if BTC drops below $90,000”
“Tell me when ETH hits $4,000”
Your bot understands both “above” and “below” targets, and you don’t need to use any special syntax. Try one now: Alert me when SOL goes above $150, Notify me if BTC drops below $90,000, or What alerts do I have?.

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How It Works

  1. You set the alert — Just describe the condition in your own words.
  2. Bot confirms — Your bot shows the current price and confirms the alert is active.
  3. Price is monitored — Your bot watches the price continuously.
  4. You get notified — When the target is hit, you receive a message in the same Telegram chat.
Alerts are delivered as regular Telegram messages, so you’ll get push notifications on your phone just like any other chat message.

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Managing Your Alerts

You can stack multiple alerts on the same token at different prices. If you want to know when SOL crosses $120, $150, and $180, just set three alerts.

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Example

You: “Alert me when SOL drops below $120” Bot: “Price alert set! I’ll notify you when SOL goes below $120.00. Current price: $142.35.” (several hours later) Bot: ”🔔 Price Alert Triggered! SOL just dropped below your target of $120.00. Current price: $119.72 (-15.9% from when the alert was set).”
The alert fires once, then it’s removed. If you want to track the same level again, set a new alert.

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Using Alerts Effectively

  • Set them at key levels. Use support and resistance levels from your chart analysis. Round numbers (like $100, $1,000, $10,000) often act as psychological barriers where price stalls or bounces.
  • Set both upside and downside targets. If you’re holding a token, set an alert above for profit-taking and below for stop-loss consideration. Covers both scenarios.
  • Combine alerts with other features. When an alert fires, ask your bot to analyze the token right away for a full update. If you set an alert based on a chart pattern, check the chart again when it hits to see if the pattern played out.

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Important Notes

  • One-time trigger — Each alert fires once and is then removed. If you want to be alerted again at the same level, set a new alert.
  • Bot must be running — Alerts are active while your bot is online. If you hibernate your bot, alerts pause and resume when you wake it up.
  • Instant delivery — Alerts come as Telegram messages, so you’ll get push notifications on your phone immediately.

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Want Real Scenarios?

For five concrete alert scenarios (buying the dip, taking profit, breakout monitoring, downside protection, multi-alert combos) plus strategy tips for day traders, swing traders, perps traders, and long-term holders — see Use Case: Setting Up Price Alerts.