Connect the bot
One minute, three messages, no app to install beyond Telegram. Here is every step, every command, and the fix for everything that can go sideways.
From paying to linked, step by step
- Get your link code. The moment your payment goes through, the confirmation page shows a one-time command that looks like /START AB12CD34 — yours will have its own code. Keep that page open, or find the same code with your receipt. Each code works exactly once; if you lose it before using it, ask support for a fresh one.
- Open the bot on Telegram. In Telegram's search, type the bot's name — it's printed on your confirmation page and in your receipt email. Open the chat. (Check the name carefully: anyone can name a bot something similar. Ours is only ever the one your receipt names, and it will never message you first or ask you for money or keys.)
- Send your start command. Paste or type your exact command — /start, a space, your code — and send it. The bot replies that you're linked. If it answers "that code isn't recognized", the code was already used or replaced: get a fresh one and try again.
- Pick your coins. Send /coins followed by the coins you want, separated by spaces or commas: /coins BTC ETH. Starter watches 2 coins, Pro watches 10 — the bot knows your tier and will tell you if you pick too many. It confirms with the exact list it's now watching. Change the list any time by sending /coins again.
- That's it. From this moment, every anomaly on your coins that clears an alert tier lands in this chat, day or night. Nothing else will ever be sent there.
Everything the bot understands
Links this chat to your subscription. Needs the one-time code from your confirmation page or receipt.
On its own: shows the coins currently watched for you. With a list — /coins BTC ETH SOL — replaces your picks (within your tier's limit).
Buttons instead of typing: see your coins, add or remove one with a tap, pick your chart style, check your plan. Everything the typed commands do, on buttons.
Opens a tap-to-pick menu for the chart on your alerts: clean (default), daily / weekly / monthly VWAP, weekly / monthly value area (VAH / POC / VAL), or up to three EMAs (10 / 30 / 50 / 100 / 200). Typing works too — /chart ema 10 50 200. Context on the picture — the alert itself never changes.
Shows your tier, what it includes, and the links to upgrade or manage billing.
Unlinks this chat immediately: no more messages. Your subscription keeps running — cancel billing from your receipt's link. Relink later with a fresh code.
Practise on a pretend bot
This one is a playground — nothing is sent, nothing is stored. Your demo link code is demo1234, and the pretend tier allows 2 coins. Get yourself linked, pick coins, and an example alert arrives.
The real alerts read the same way — one or two lines, the plain name, the severity grade it cleared (Mild · Moderate · Extreme · GIGA), the price at that moment.
Context, not commands.
An alert tells you what just happened — never what to do about it. Traders fold the same event into opposite strategies, and that's the point: the strategy is yours. Here is how each signal is commonly read, and the risk habit that usually matters most. None of this is advice.
Size just committed or walked away, fast. Commonly read as fuel behind a move (new positions) or as exhaustion (positions closing) — against the trend and the nearby levels.
Risk habit: a big shift against your open trade is a reason to re-check it, not to freeze.
Price broke the recent range on one-sided flow. Breakout traders read continuation; reversal traders read the trap. The two strategies disagree — which is exactly why it's your call.
Risk habit: if your stop just survived a sweep, don't widen it in relief.
Seconds of heavily one-sided aggression. Mid-range it reads as urgency; at an extreme it often reads as the last buyers or sellers arriving.
Risk habit: chasing a surge usually means paying the worst price of the hour.
Price is back where size committed earlier. Commonly read as the market retesting a decision point — a place where reactions happen more often than elsewhere.
Risk habit: a level deserves attention, never blind trust in a reaction.
Forced exits clustering on one side. Forced flow has no choice about price, so cascades often overshoot — many traders wait for one to end rather than join it.
Risk habit: never add to a position in the middle of a cascade.
The habits that keep accounts alive: size so that one trade can never end you; decide the exit before the entry; treat every alert as context, not an entry; and remember that a quiet chat doesn't mean a safe market.
An alert can wake you up. Only your plan should move your hands.
Troubleshooting
"That code isn't recognized"
Link codes are one-time. If it was already used, mistyped, or replaced by a newer one, it's dead. Ask support for a fresh code (or use the newest one you were sent) and send /start again with it.
The bot never replies
Check you're in the right chat — the bot's exact name is on your confirmation page and receipt. A lookalike bot won't answer your code. If the right bot stays silent for more than a minute, message support; don't send your code to any other account.
Linked, but no alerts arrive
First send /coins — if it answers "none yet", pick your coins. If your coins are set, the most common reason is the honest one: nothing on your coins has cleared a grade yet. Alerts are graded Mild to GIGA against thresholds sized to each coin precisely so that quiet days stay quiet. The service being live is easy to check: big coins rarely go a full day without a single event.
New phone or new Telegram account
Same account on a new phone: nothing to do — the chat and alerts follow your Telegram account. A brand-new Telegram account is a new chat: send /stop from the old one if you still have it, get a fresh link code and /start from the new one.
Too many messages
Each signal on each coin cools down for several minutes between messages, so a wild hour stays readable. If it's still more than you want, trim your /coins list — or send /stop and take a break; relinking later costs nothing.
What do you store about me?
For delivery: the chat id Telegram assigns this conversation, your tier, and your coin picks. No phone number, no contacts, no messages beyond the commands above. /stop deletes the chat id immediately.
Remember: the bot reports market events. It will never ask for money, exchange keys or personal data, and it never tells you to buy or sell. Not financial advice.