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Channel list

The channel list, straight from the bot

No mock-ups and no marketing renders. These are the same screens a member sees inside the Telegram bot when they open their room index.

  • 29 in-bot screens
  • Crypto, forex and gold rooms
  • Captured

Why we publish these screens

Most signal services ask you to trust a number on a landing page. We would rather show you the real thing. Scroll the screens below and you can count the rooms yourself, see how they are named, and decide whether the mix suits how you trade — all before you spend anything.

Named, not anonymous

Every room keeps the name of the desk it mirrors, so you always know whose call you are reading and can judge each source on its own record.

Grouped by market

Crypto futures, spot, scalping, on-chain analytics, forex and gold each sit in their own room. Follow the two or three that match your routine and mute the rest.

A dated snapshot

These screens were captured on 12 August 2026. Rooms get added and retired, so the bot always holds the current roster — treat this page as a sample, not a contract.

The line-up at a glance

Two summary screens: everything a full membership covers, and the forex and gold side on its own. Tap either one to open it large enough to read.

Everything a full membership covers, as shown in the bot. Captured 12 August 2026.
The VIP forex and gold side of the roster. Captured 12 August 2026.

How to read what you are looking at

The screens are a Telegram chat view. Each row is one private room a membership opens, and the grey line under the name is that desk's most recent message. A few things worth knowing before you scroll.

The name is the source

A row called Green Rock Vip carries that desk's calls and nothing else. Nothing is merged or rebranded, so if one trader has a bad month you can see exactly which feed it was and mute it without losing the others.

Some rows are dark bars

Usernames and private invite text are masked before publishing. That is deliberate — the handles belong to other people, and a live invite link is not something to paste onto a public page.

Messages are mid-conversation

You will see fragments like a take-profit note or a pair being watched for a swing entry. They are whatever happened to be newest at capture time, not a curated set of winners.

Counting is up to you

Rather than trusting a headline number, scroll the screens and count the rooms that matter to you. Fifteen relevant feeds beat two hundred you will never open.

The roster runs over 29 screens inside the bot, in the same order as the bot shows them. Tap any screen to read it full size, then press Escape or tap outside to close.

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These screens are a dated sample, not a performance record and not investment advice. Rooms are added and retired over time, so the version inside the bot is always the one that counts.

Read the whole list, then decide

Compare the rooms at your own pace. The bot can check whether a limited sample is available before any payment.