Crypto Price Alerts & Token Terminal

Perfect if you run a crypto channel, a trading community, a token project or a web3 newsletter and you want your own bot instead of sending people to five different sites. Your audience gets prices, charts, indicators, rug-checks, conversions and price alerts in the chat they already live in — and you get the bot that keeps them coming back every day, with a built-in Premium upgrade and an invite loop that grows it for you. It works in private chats and inside your group, needs no API keys and no paid data plan, and every price source it uses is free.

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Overview

A pocket crypto desk inside Telegram: prices, charts, indicators, rug-checks and conversions for any token — plus price alerts that ping your users the moment the market moves. Free for 2 alerts, Premium for 10.

Who It's For

Perfect if you run a crypto channel, a trading community, a token project or a web3 newsletter and you want your own bot instead of sending people to five different sites. Your audience gets prices, charts, indicators, rug-checks, conversions and price alerts in the chat they already live in — and you get the bot that keeps them coming back every day, with a built-in Premium upgrade and an invite loop that grows it for you. It works in private chats and inside your group, needs no API keys and no paid data plan, and every price source it uses is free.

Setup Requirements

  • Which coins should the daily digest cover by default?
  • How many alerts should free users get, and how many should the paid tier unlock?
  • Should the paid tier be sold for Telegram Stars, earned by inviting friends, or both?
  • What time should the digest arrive, and do you want an evening edition too?
  • Will the bot live in a group as well as in private chats?
  • Connect your Telegram bot: Settings → Bots → paste the token @BotFather gave you. (No bot yet? Message @BotFather, send /newbot, and copy the token it replies with.)
  • Open Variables and put your bot's username in botUsername — without the @. That is what the invite links are built from.
  • Press Deploy. That is what puts the flows live on your bot — until you do, it will not answer.
  • Send /start to your own bot. Then open Contacts, click yourself, and set dataUpdater to yes. That marks your chat as the one the bot uses to refresh market prices — it must be exactly one person, and it should be you.
  • Open Broadcasting and switch on the five scheduled jobs that came with the template: prices (every minute), news (hourly), indicators (every 15 minutes), morning digest 9:00 and evening digest 19:00 (times are UTC). They arrive switched off on purpose.
  • Give it a minute so the first prices land, then send /price btc to your bot. You should get a price card with buttons — that means everything works.
  • Want different coins in the digest? Edit the trackedCoins variable — a comma-separated list like bitcoin,ethereum,solana,toncoin.
  • Want it in your group? In @BotFather run /setprivacy for your bot and choose Disable, then add the bot to the group. /p btc, /tv btc 4h, /scan <contract>, /conv 2 eth to usdt and /mood will work right in the chat, and pasted contract addresses get recognised automatically.
  • Want a different price for Premium? Open the "Get Premium" flow and change the amount on the payment block — it is priced in Telegram Stars.

Node Breakdown

  • Someone opens your bot and sees one clean menu: price, chart, indicators, safety scan, convert, market mood, alerts, watchlist
  • They type a coin — "btc", "solana", or a contract address pasted from a chat — and get a price card in a second
  • From that card they can chart it, check the indicators, run a rug-check, convert it, save it, or set an alert — no typing anything twice
  • Setting an alert is three taps: pick the coin, pick the kind (rises 5%, falls 10%, hits $70,000, MA cross, volume spike), confirm
  • The bot watches the market every minute and pings them the moment their level is hit, then clears that alert so it never spams
  • Every morning it can send a digest: prices, the Fear & Greed mood, trending coins and the day's headlines
  • Free users get 2 alerts. They unlock 10 by paying 100 Telegram Stars in two taps — or by inviting 3 friends, which grows your bot for you
  • In your group, the same tools work as short commands and pasted contracts are recognised automatically — without the button spam that inline buttons cause in group chats

Details

Good to know

  • Nothing to sign up for. Prices, charts, news, the Fear & Greed index and the contract safety checks all come from free public sources — no API keys, no monthly data bill.
  • Prices are refreshed centrally on a schedule and cached, so a hundred people asking for Bitcoin at once costs one price lookup, not a hundred.
  • Alerts are per person and self-cleaning: when a level is hit the bot notifies that user and removes the alert, so nobody gets the same ping twice.
  • The alert kinds cover how traders actually think: "rises by 5%", "falls by 10%", "moves by 3% either way", "reaches $70,000", plus moving-average crosses, MACD crosses and volume spikes.
  • Any contract address — Ethereum, BSC, Base, Solana and 40+ other chains — can be checked for honeypots, sell taxes, mint rights and owner privileges before your users buy.
  • Payments use Telegram Stars, so there is no payment provider to connect, no card form and no invoice setup: your users pay inside Telegram in two taps.
  • The invite loop is real growth, not decoration: each user gets a personal link, and three joins unlock the paid tier for them automatically.
  • It works in groups too. Group answers deliberately carry no tappable buttons — in a group anyone could press them and flood the chat — so there the bot replies with a compact card and short commands instead.
  • Screens replace themselves instead of piling up: browsing the bot feels like one live message, not a wall of history.
  • Everything is editable in the visual editor afterwards — the wording, the coins, the alert limits, the Premium price and the digest times are all plain settings, not code.

Keep in mind

  • Switch on the market-data jobs only after exactly one contact is flagged as the data updater — otherwise the bot refreshes prices once per user per minute and burns through the free API limits.
  • Do not add tappable buttons to messages that can land in a group: anyone there can press them, and every press posts another message to the whole chat.
  • Keep the "not financial advice · do your own research" line on scan results — the bot reports what a contract does, it does not vouch for a token.
  • Do not raise the free alert limit or shorten the one-minute check without checking the free API limits first.