Alerts that wait for the candle to close.

A price alert bot watches the market so you do not have to, and messages you the moment something you care about becomes true. Almost every exchange ships one, and almost all of them do the same narrow thing: you name a price, and it pings you when that price is touched. That is enough to catch a number, not enough to describe a setup.

Real conditions have more than one part. A level breaking matters when the candle closes through it, not when a wick pokes at it during a low-liquidity hour. Expressing that with a single price field is impossible, so people set five alerts and do the reasoning themselves, at two in the morning.

This cryptocurrency price alert bot takes the opposite approach. An alert is a small rule: up to 5 conditions joined with AND or OR, each one comparing two operands, evaluated together against the same closed candle.

Alerts are worthless if you do not see them. That is the entire argument for delivering them to Telegram: it is already on your phone, already allowed through Do Not Disturb if you want it to be, and it needs no browser tab open on the right exchange. A telegram price alert bot reaches you in the same place your messages do.

Each fired alert names the pair, the timeframe, the close time and every condition evaluated, with the actual left and right-hand values. So a volume alert does not just say "volume spike", it says what the candle traded against its average, which you can judge without opening anything. Email delivery works alongside Telegram.

Moving averages are capped at 24 periods, and 23 with a crossover. That cap is engineering rather than a paywall: the evaluator reads a fixed 25-candle window per check, which keeps the service inside a free compute budget. The volume-spike guide explains how to choose a multiplier and a length that survive a change in market conditions.

Firing behaviour is per alert. Set it to fire once and retire, or to recur with a cooldown of up to 24 hours between messages. Give it an expiry date if it has a shelf life. The multi-condition guide covers what changes when you join conditions with OR instead of AND.

Prices are read from the matching Kraken Futures perpetual, so the number in your alert is a liquid, continuously traded mark rather than a thin spot pair.

Two honest limits. First, the pair list is eight deep, and adding a ninth is deliberate rather than automatic, so this is not the tool for a token that launched an hour ago. Second, it is not a telegram stock price alert bot: there is no equity coverage today. The rule engine knows nothing about crypto, so stocks are plausible later, but they are not here now.

It suits anyone who watches levels on a chart and is tired of alerts that cry wolf: swing traders working 4h and daily closes, people waiting on a reclaim before adding, anyone using volume as confirmation rather than as a headline number. If you need tick-level immediacy, a touch alert on your exchange is the better tool, and the candle-close guide spells out where that line falls.

Everything above is buildable on this page, signed out, in under a minute, and the alert you build is the same object the engine evaluates.