Crypto signals delivered on Telegram

Why this app carries the feed

Telegram is where most desks already post, and it is built for fast, channel-based broadcasts. That makes it the natural delivery layer. There is nothing to install beyond the app you likely use already, calls arrive as plain messages, and the same feed syncs across your phone, tablet and desktop at once.

Notifications and muting per room

Each source lands in its own feed, so you control alerts one desk at a time. Keep a scalping chat loud when you sit at the screen, and mute a slower swing desk so it does not buzz all day. Long-press a room on the phone, or right-click it on desktop, then set the alert level. Pin the two or three you watch most to the top.

What a forwarded message looks like

A forwarded call keeps the author's words intact: the pair, the direction, an entry zone, staged targets and a stop. The room name tells you which desk sent it, so nothing blends together. Follow-ups, such as moving a stop to break-even or closing early, arrive in the same thread so the story stays in one place.

Automating with a trade bot

Some traders wire a Cornix-style bot to a room so tidy calls turn into orders on a linked exchange. That is optional and set up on your side, not by us. It suits desks that post in a fixed format. Automation does not remove risk; a bad call still loses, and you set your own size and limits.

Setup on phone and desktop

On the phone, install the app, open the bot, and activate your access; the rooms then appear in your chat list. On desktop, sign in with the same account and every feed is already there. Set your alerts, mute what you do not need today, and you are ready. Trading carries real risk, so start small while you learn the pace.