Price Alerts
Never miss a price move again. Your D0 Bot can watch token prices 24/7 and notify you on Telegram the moment your target is hit.
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?.
How It Works
- You set the alert — Just describe the condition in your own words.
- Bot confirms — Your bot shows the current price and confirms the alert is active.
- Price is monitored — Your bot watches the price continuously.
- You get notified — When the target is hit, you receive a message in the same Telegram chat.
TIP
Alerts are delivered as regular Telegram messages, so you'll get push notifications on your phone just like any other chat message.
Managing Your Alerts
| What You Want | What to Say |
|---|---|
| See all active alerts | "What alerts do I have?" |
| Remove a specific alert | "Cancel the SOL alert" |
| Remove all alerts | "Cancel all my alerts" |
| Check if an alert was triggered | "Did any alerts go off?" |
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.