Telegram crypto alerts, Discord, email, webhooks — wherever you actually look.
Every one of CoinBeacon's 19 alert types can reach you four ways: a Telegram bot message, a Discord channel post, a full-context email, or a JSON webhook into your own automation. You pick the channel per alert — and the free plan includes all four.
Four channels, one pipeline.
The condition is evaluated once, on the live price stream from 50+ exchanges. Where the message lands is up to you — no SMS, no phone calls, no app to keep open.
Telegram
Bot message · ~1s
Connect the CoinBeacon bot once and Telegram crypto alerts arrive as chat messages — in your DMs or in a group where your trading already happens. On a phone this is the fastest surface there is: the ping hits your lock screen before an inbox would even sync.
🔔 CoinBeacon
BTC/USDT crossed $105,000 on Binance · 14:02:11 UTC
delivered in 1.2s
Discord
Channel post · ~1s
Route an alert into a Discord server and it posts to the channel you choose. One person's setup becomes the whole group's heads-up — price targets, RSI crosses, and funding flips land in the channel where you already talk trades.
CoinBeacon bot · 14:02
SOL/USDT fell −5.0% in 15m · $142.10 on Bybit
posted to the channel you choose
Full context · ~2s
The quiet default. Every email carries the full picture — coin, exchange, the exact condition that fired, and the price at trigger time — and your inbox keeps a searchable record of everything that ever fired.
CoinBeacon Alerts14:01 UTC
ETH RSI(14) dropped below 30 on the 4h
Binance · $3,241.80 at trigger · RSI(14) = 28.4 · open chart →
searchable history in your inbox
Webhook
JSON POST · your endpoint
The automation channel. CoinBeacon POSTs a compact JSON payload to any HTTPS endpoint you control, the moment a condition is true. Feed a trading bot, append to a spreadsheet, trigger a script — anything that speaks HTTP can react.
{
"alert": "price_cross",
"symbol": "BTC/USDT",
"exchange": "binance",
"condition": "price >= 105000",
"price": 105000.0,
"triggered_at": "2026-07-03T14:02:11Z"
}fires the moment the condition is true
Route each alert where it belongs.
Channels are chosen per alert, not per account. Urgent setups go to Telegram, group calls to Discord, the paper trail to email, and the bot listens on a webhook — all at the same time.
- Per-alert cooldowns. Each alert waits out the cooldown you set before firing again, so one violent candle doesn't ping you forty times while price whipsaws around your level.
- All 19 alert types. From a simple price target to VWAP, OBV, or a funding-rate flip — every alert type on any of 6,000+ coins can use any of the four channels.
- Free plan included. 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day, every channel and every feature included. Google sign-in, no card.
- BTC crosses $105,000 on Binance→ Telegram
- SOL falls 5.0% in 15m→ Discord
- ETH RSI(14) below 30 on the 4h→ Email
- BTC funding flips negative on Bybit→ Webhook
Four alerts, four routes — each honoring its own cooldown.
Connect once, route per alert
How to get crypto alerts on Telegram — or Discord, email, a webhook.
- 01Connect the channel onceIn your settings, switch on the channel you want. Telegram is a single button — it opens the CoinBeacon bot, you press Start, and your account links itself with no chat id to copy. Discord takes the webhook URL of the channel you want posts in; the webhook channel takes any HTTPS endpoint you control.
- 02Send yourself a testTelegram, Discord and the webhook each have a test button beside them, so you can watch a message land before you trust the route with a real trade. Email is the one to confirm rather than test — the address has to be verified before notifications can go to it.
- 03Pick the channel on the alert itselfChannels are chosen per alert, not per account: the urgent one to Telegram, the group call to Discord, the paper trail to email, the automation to a webhook. Set a default medium in your settings and every new alert pre-fills with it.
- 04Set the cooldown and saveFrom then on the condition is evaluated on CoinBeacon's servers around the clock, and the alert waits out the cooldown you chose before it can fire again. Nothing has to stay open on your side — no tab, no app, no charting screen.
Which channel for which alert
Telegram for speed, Discord for the group, webhooks for the bot.
Telegram crypto alerts on your phone
Telegram reaches a lock screen faster than an inbox syncs, which makes it the right home for anything you might act on inside the minute — a price alert at the level you've been waiting weeks for, say. Connect the bot once and every alert you route there arrives as a chat message.
Discord alerts for a trading server
Paste a channel's webhook URL and the alert posts into that channel, where the whole room reads the same numbers at the same moment. It suits the calls a group cares about — pump and dump alerts on a coin nobody had open — more than the ones only you hold a position in.
Crypto alert emails with the full context
Email is the unhurried channel: the whole trigger written out — what fired, where, and at what price — plus a record your inbox will still let you search months later. It fits the alerts you review rather than react to — an RSI or MACD condition on a higher timeframe, for instance.
Crypto alert webhooks for bots and automation
The webhook channel POSTs JSON to any HTTPS endpoint you control, so a script can act on the alert before you've finished reading it. Add a signing secret and the payload is HMAC-signed for your endpoint to verify. Pair it with funding-rate alerts or anything else you'd rather have handled than announced.
Delivery questions, answered
- How do I get crypto alerts on Telegram?
- Connect the CoinBeacon bot once, then pick Telegram as the channel on any alert you create. Connecting is a single button in your settings: it opens the bot in Telegram, you press Start, and your account links itself — there is no chat id to copy across. From then on that alert arrives as a bot message, typically within a second or two of the condition firing.
- Does CoinBeacon send SMS or mobile push notifications?
- No. Delivery is exactly four channels — email, Telegram, Discord, and webhook — with no phone calls and no mobile app to install. Telegram is the practical replacement for SMS: it is free, instant, and lands on your phone's lock screen without carrier fees.
- Can one alert be sent to more than one channel?
- Each alert carries a single channel, chosen when you create it. If you want the same condition in two places — a Telegram ping for you, a Discord post for the group — create the alert twice and give each copy its own channel. Both count towards the 5 active alerts on the free plan.
- How do I send crypto alerts to a Discord channel?
- Create a webhook URL on the Discord channel you want the alerts in, paste it into your CoinBeacon settings, then choose Discord as the channel on the alert. Messages arrive in that channel as bot posts, so everyone reading it sees the same numbers at the same moment. A test button beside the field confirms the route before you rely on it.
- What does the webhook payload contain?
- A JSON POST with the coin, the exchange, the condition that fired, the price at trigger time, and a UTC timestamp. Point it at a trading bot, a script, or a dashboard — anything with an HTTPS endpoint you control can receive it. Add an optional signing secret and the payload is HMAC-signed, so your endpoint can verify the message really came from CoinBeacon.
- How fast do crypto alert notifications arrive?
- Seconds, under normal conditions. The condition is evaluated on CoinBeacon's servers the moment the price feed moves, then handed straight to your channel — Telegram and Discord land in about a second, email usually a beat behind. Webhooks are POSTed as soon as the condition is true, which is why automation runs on them.
- Are Telegram and Discord crypto alerts free?
- Yes. All four channels are on the free plan, as are all 19 alert types: 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day, with no credit card and no exchange API keys to connect. Google sign-in works if you would rather not create a password.
- How do I stop alerts from flooding my inbox or channel?
- Every alert has its own cooldown — once it fires it stays quiet for the interval you set, so one choppy stretch of price action doesn't become a stream of near-identical messages. Set the cooldown at least as long as the move you actually care about. The free plan also caps the total at 10 notifications a day.
More ways to watch the market
All features →- 01Price alerts— When a coin hits a price you set
- 02Percentage moves— A big jump or drop within a time window
- 03Momentum alerts— Every time a coin swings by your amount
- 04Pump & dump alerts— The instant a coin pumps or dumps abnormally fast
- 05Wick detection— Spikes that get rejected and snap back
- 06Volume spikes— When trading suddenly jumps
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