Crypto price alerts

Pick any coin or token, set a price and choose above or below. CoinBeacon checks it against live prices from 46 exchanges and notifies you by Telegram, Discord, email or webhook when your line is crossed.

Above or below a price

Pick any of 6,000+ coins, set a number and choose a direction. CoinBeacon evaluates the condition against live prices from 46 exchanges, whether or not you are watching.

  • Above or below. The alert fires on the cross: when price rises above or falls below your target, in the direction you set.
  • Per exchange, or best price. Pin the target to one venue (Binance, Bybit, Coinbase or any of the other 43) or watch the coin's best available price feed.
  • Cooldowns, per alert. Each alert carries its own cooldown (60 minutes by default), so price moving back and forth around your line sends one notification per cooldown.
BTC/USDTBinancealert: above $110,000
$110,000 ▲
14:02:11

BTC crossed $110,000

Example

Price alert builder

Three steps (market, trigger and delivery), and the builder reads your alert back in plain English before you save it.

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Price alerts

Get notified when a market’s price rises above or falls below your target.

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Set your conditions

Market

Market
ETHBinanceETHUSDTUSDT
Quote currency
Tether (USDT)

Market view

ETH / USDT · Binance Spot · 1h chart

Price
2,516.93USDT · now
Target
≥ 2,642.78USDT
Distance
+5.00%
  • 1-hour candles
  • Fires at ≥ 2,642.78 USDT
  • Current price

The alert compares the live ticker price with your target every 10 seconds, not candle closes. A wick through the target inside a candle may not have fired it.

Last candle closed 18:00 UTC

Charts by TradingView Lightweight Charts™

Trigger

Alert when price goes
Above Below
Target price (USDT)
2642.7765

Current market price

2,516.93USDT

Use this price
Quick set target
+1%+2%+3%+4%+5%+10%

Click a percentage to set target price above current market price

Delivery

Notification channel
Telegram

Disable after first trigger

When on, the alert fires once and then turns itself off. Leave it off (recommended) to keep it active for future crossings.

Notify once per crossing

Fires once when the price rises up through your target (2642.7765), then stays quiet while it remains above. It re-arms automatically when the price drops back below, so you get one alert per upward cross, not a stream while it sits above.Direction follows your Above ↑ choice above. Recommended: this is how most price alerts work. Turn it off to get repeated reminders while the price stays past your target.
Note
e.g. Take profit here. Move the stop to entry.

Optional: added to every notification this alert sends.

Notify me by Telegram when ETH moves above 2,642.78 USDT on Binance. You'll get one alert each time it rises through your target, then it re-arms for the next crossing.

Preview the message
CoinBeaconExample alert

ETHUSDT above $2,642.78 on Binance

Your target: $2,642.78

Condition: Above target

Binance

Just now · via Telegram

An illustration of the message format, not a live alert.

Your alert keeps watching after you close this page.

CancelCreate alert

The in-app builder with example settings. The price and the last 120 closed 1-hour candles on screen are a live read of ETH/USDT on Binance; the target is the +5% chip applied to that price.

How to set a crypto price alert

  1. 01Pick the coin and the exchangeSearch any of 6,000+ tracked coins, then pin the alert to the venue whose price you trade: Binance, Bybit, Coinbase or any of the other 43.
  2. 02Set the target priceType the exact number, or tap a quick-set chip (1% to 10% from the live price, in either direction) and let the builder do the arithmetic. Sub-cent precision for microcaps included.
  3. 03Choose the direction and the channelAbove for breakouts, below for support breaks. Then pick the channel: Telegram, Discord, email or a JSON webhook into your own system.
  4. 04Save itFrom then on the target is checked against live exchange prices on CoinBeacon's servers, with no app or tab open.

Common uses

Bitcoin price alerts at the numbers that matter

Round numbers such as 100,000, 105,000 and 110,000 are widely watched. Set the level once and get notified when BTC trades through it.

Entries and exits you already planned

You know the price where your altcoin trade becomes interesting. Put the alert there and close the tab, or pair it with a percentage alert to catch moves you didn't plan for.

Support and resistance on watch

Drop alerts a fraction above support and below resistance and you'll hear about the retest before the candle closes. The key-levels detector finds those lines market-wide if you'd rather not draw them yourself.

One coin, the right venue

Prices differ across exchanges, sometimes by enough to matter. Pin the alert to the venue you trade on, or compare a coin across 46 exchanges first and pick the feed that fits.

Price alerts FAQ

Can I set a crypto price alert on any coin?
Yes. CoinBeacon tracks 6,000+ coins across 46 exchanges, so any listed pair, majors or microcaps, can carry a price target, checked whether or not you are online.
How do I set a Bitcoin price alert at an exact number?
Create a price alert, pick BTC, type the exact target (for example 100,000) and choose above or below. It fires on the cross: when Bitcoin trades through your number on the exchange you picked, the notification is sent. The same works for any coin at any price, down to sub-cent microcaps.
Which exchange's price triggers the alert?
You choose when you create the alert: pin it to one venue (Binance, Bybit, Coinbase or any of the 46 supported exchanges) or let CoinBeacon watch the coin's best available price feed.
Are crypto price alerts free?
Yes. The free plan includes every feature (price alerts and every other alert type, delivered to email, Telegram, Discord or webhook) with 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day. No credit card or exchange API keys are needed.
Do price alerts work when my phone is off or I'm offline?
Yes. The watching happens on CoinBeacon's servers, not on your device, so the alert is checked even when your browser is closed. When your line is crossed, the message is sent whether you are asleep, offline or away from the screen.
What's the difference between a price alert and a percentage alert?
A price alert watches a level, such as BTC crossing 100,000. A percentage alert watches a move: any coin rising or dropping X% within a time window from wherever it trades now. Use price alerts for the numbers you have already picked and percentage alerts for moves of a given size.
How are price alerts delivered, and how often can they fire?
Four channels: email, Telegram, Discord, or a JSON webhook to your own endpoint. Every alert has its own cooldown, so a candle oscillating around your line sends one message, not forty. The free plan includes 5 active alerts and 10 notifications a day.

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