A Telegram channel that posts what our scanner noticed: volume spikes, signal boards and notable movers, on a schedule, automatically, and for free.
| Post | How often | What is in it |
|---|---|---|
| Signal board | every 2 hours | The moves the volume rule caught over the last seven days, as one image. |
| Mover cards | every 4 hours | One card per coin with its logo and figures, plus a short news line. |
| Volume spike | as it happens | Fires when a coin trades over $1m inside five minutes and at more than three times its own normal pace and the price is up. |
All three thresholds matter on the spike alert. A million dollars on its own selects Bitcoin, which trades that much every five minutes while barely moving. It is the multiple against the coin's own pace that makes an event unusual. Each coin has a 90-minute cooldown so one busy afternoon does not become forty messages.
The board is winners-only by construction. It shows moves the rule caught; it is not a win rate and should not be read as one. The percentages are replays of the rule over candles we recorded, not a log of messages that were actually delivered to anyone, and we never word it that way.
Yes. The Telegram channel is free to join and needs no Cryptoscan24 account, and the tracker is free too: every pair, every panel, no sign-up.
A signal board every two hours, image cards for notable movers every four hours, and volume-spike alerts when a coin trades over $1m in five minutes at more than three times its own normal pace while moving up.
No. It reports what the scanner noticed and nothing more. It is not financial advice, it makes no prediction, and it never says to buy or sell anything.
No. The bot posts messages. It has no access to any exchange account, holds no funds, and cannot place an order.
No. They are winners-only by construction. The point of the board is the moves the rule caught, not a win rate. Every entry shows the peak and the current figure together, because peak alone would imply somebody sold at the top.
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