Guides
Get the ping where you are
Connect Telegram
- Open Settings → Channels and press Connect Telegram.
- Telegram opens with our bot and a one-time code already filled in. Press start.
- The bot confirms and the channel turns verified. Alerts land there from that moment.
Each alert message carries a re-arm button, so a one-shot alert can be reset from your phone without opening the site. Send /stop to the bot to switch the channel off.
Send alerts to your own bot
On Pro, add a webhook in Settings. We POST a JSON body signed with HMAC-SHA256 and retry three times before giving up. A worked example lives on the API page.
Two rules worth respecting on your side: answer quickly with a 2xx and do the work asynchronously, and verify the signature before trusting the payload.
One-shot versus recurring
A one-shot alert fires once and then waits. That is the right default: a level that has been reached has done its job, and you decide whether it still matters.
Recurring alerts, on Pro, re-arm themselves once two conditions are both met: the cooldown has passed, and the price has moved away from the level by the distance you set. That second condition is what stops a price sitting on your level from sending you twenty messages.
Which price we use
Alerts are evaluated against the exchange you picked, never an index or an average. Hyperliquid triggers on the published mid price of the perp; Binance, Bybit and Coinbase trigger on the last traded price of the pair. If two exchanges disagree, the alert follows the one you chose.
What happens if a feed drops
The engine watches its own connections. A socket that goes quiet is restarted, and when it comes back we read the one-minute candles for the window we missed and fire anything that crossed while we were away. You can see live feed health on the status page.