Crypto price alerts delivered to Telegram
CoinPriceAlert delivers price alerts to Telegram, to push notifications, or to both. Connect your Telegram account once and every alert you set on crypto, US stocks, gold or forex arrives as a message from the CoinPriceAlert bot, with a daily digest at an hour you choose. Telegram delivery is in the free plan, which holds 3 active alerts, and conditions are re-checked on our servers every 5 seconds — nothing depends on the app being open.
Key facts
| What arrives in Telegram | Every alert you set, on any market, plus a daily digest at an hour you choose |
|---|---|
| Setup | Connect Telegram once from the app; the bot messages you directly |
| Also available | Push notifications, or both channels at once |
| Quiet hours | Apply to Telegram delivery too; alerts fired in the quiet window are held and logged |
| Cost | Included in the free plan, with 3 active alerts; Pro is $6.99 a month for unlimited |
| What the bot never does | Ask for keys, passwords or payment; it only sends |
How often each alert would have fired, last 365 days
| Asset | Typical day | 1 day in 10 | Largest day | 2% alert fires / month | 3% alert fires / month | 5% alert fires / month | 8% alert fires / month | 10% alert fires / month | 15% alert fires / month | 20% alert fires / month | 25% alert fires / month | 30% alert fires / month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | 1.19% | 3.53% | 14.02% | 8.1 | 3.7 | 1.4 | 0.2 | 0.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Ethereum | 1.48% | 4.92% | 17.46% | 11.8 | 7.4 | 2.9 | 0.8 | 0.4 | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Solana | 1.75% | 5.3% | 14.95% | 13.5 | 9.5 | 3.3 | 0.7 | 0.6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
How often each 24-hour percentage threshold fired over the last year, from Binance daily closes, so you can see what a rare Telegram alert looks like before you set one. Highlighted: the tightest threshold that still fired three times a month or fewer. 365 trading days measured; updated 27 October 2026.
Why Telegram, and why not only Telegram
Telegram is where a lot of people already read everything, it works on every device you own, and a message there survives a phone that has push notifications muted. That is the case for it. The case against relying on it alone is that Telegram itself can be muted, archived or buried under a hundred group chats. CoinPriceAlert lets you choose per account: Telegram, push, or both, so the alert that matters reaches you on the channel you will actually see.
Bitcoin moved about 1.19% on a typical day over the last year. A 5% alert fired about 1.4 times a month; that is the cadence a Telegram alert should aim for, because a bot that messages you daily is one you mute.
What you get versus a standalone Telegram bot
Public Telegram price bots are fine for a quick quote. What they lack is the setup you did once: your watchlist across crypto, stocks, metals and forex, percentage alerts sized from real volatility, bulk rules that scan a whole segment, quiet hours, and a history of what fired. CoinPriceAlert's bot is the delivery end of that, not a chat interface you have to remember commands for. It also never asks you for anything: it sends, and that is all it does.
Among alert services, Telegram delivery is often a paid feature. Cryptocurrency Alerting, for example, lists Telegram from its $7.99-a-month Trader plan on its pricing page as of 18 September 2026, with the free tier limited to email. Here it is part of the free plan.
How to connect Telegram in the app
Open the app's settings, choose Telegram delivery and follow the link to the CoinPriceAlert bot; press Start in Telegram to link the account. From then on, every alert you set can be delivered there, and your daily digest arrives at the hour you picked. Choose push, Telegram or both per account, and set quiet hours if you do not want a 4am message.
Per-coin Telegram alerts, including the meme coins
Every coin in the app can send to Telegram, not just the large caps — a Dogecoin price alert reaches the bot exactly the way a Bitcoin one does, and so does a coin most exchanges do not list. There is nothing to configure per coin: set the alert, and it is delivered on whichever channels the account uses.
Thresholds are where meme coins differ, and it matters more here than anywhere. A coin that routinely moves 10% in a day will fire a 5% alert several times a week, which is how a Telegram bot gets muted. Use the alert planner on the coin's own page rather than the Bitcoin number: it is built from that coin's daily closes, so the threshold it suggests reflects how that coin actually behaves.
Privacy
Linking Telegram gives the bot permission to message you and nothing else. It does not read your chats, join your groups or see your contacts. Your alerts are evaluated from public market prices alone; there is no wallet address, private key, seed phrase or exchange login anywhere in the system, so there is nothing the bot could leak.
Three alerts worth setting
- Bitcoin rises above $82,060 → Telegram and push
- Any top-100 coin drops 10% in 24 hours → Telegram (Pro)
- Bitcoin moves 5% in 24 hours → Telegram
Never miss a move in the markets you follow
Set the level once and the check runs on our servers, so the alert reaches you with the app closed, on push, Telegram or email, and never at 3am unless you ask.
- Fires about a second after the price hits
- Runs on our servers, so it reaches you with the app closed
- Free for 3 alerts — no card, no account
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Frequently asked questions
Are Telegram alerts free?
Yes. Telegram delivery and the daily digest are part of the free plan, which includes 3 active alerts. Pro removes the alert limit for $6.99 a month.
Can I get the same alert on Telegram and as a push notification?
Yes. Delivery is push, Telegram or both. Many people use both so that a muted phone or a buried Telegram chat does not cost them the alert.
Does the bot need my phone number or keys?
No. Linking Telegram only allows the bot to message you. It never asks for a private key, seed phrase, password or payment, and if anything claiming to be us does, it is not us.
Do quiet hours apply to Telegram?
Yes. Alerts that fire inside your quiet window are held and recorded in the app's history rather than sent, on both channels.
Which markets can send Telegram alerts?
All of them: crypto, US stocks, gold and other metals, oil and gas, and forex pairs. Every alert type in the app can be delivered to Telegram.
Can I set a Dogecoin price alert on Telegram?
Yes. Dogecoin, and any other coin in the app, can send price-level and percentage alerts to the Telegram bot on the free plan. Size the threshold from the coin's own volatility rather than Bitcoin's — a coin that often moves 10% in a day will fire a 5% alert several times a week.
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Other alert pages
- Crypto price alerts, set from how coins actually move
- Gold price alerts, with the numbers that set the threshold
- Silver price alerts that fire on the days that matter
- Crude oil price alerts for WTI and Brent
- Forex rate alerts for the pairs that move your money
- Stock price alerts in the same app as your crypto
- Percentage change alerts, sized from real volatility
- Bulk market alerts: one rule, hundreds of coins
- Coinbase price alerts, and where they run out
- Price change notifications you keep reading
- Alerts on a timer, and what to use instead
Data: Binance daily candles for the last year, recomputed on a schedule. Nothing here is financial advice. Never asks for a private key, seed phrase or exchange API key; it holds no keys of any kind, so the app cannot trade or move funds.