Crypto Watch TFLab: market tracker

The crypto market never sleeps, but you do. While you are busy, a coin moves 15% up or down, and you hear about it from somebody else's chat. Crypto Watch TFLab puts prices in one Mini App and sends alerts, so you do not have to stare at charts around the clock. 📈

It was built by TradingFinder, a company that makes tools for traders. It opens inside Telegram, so there is nothing separate to install.

Sixteen thousand coins in one list

The app follows more than 16,000 cryptocurrencies and tokens. For each one you see the price and the change over one hour, one day and one week.

That spread across periods helps you tell a short spike from a real trend. A coin that jumped 20% in an hour and fell over the week behaves very differently from one that has been creeping up all month.

Who is running the market today

The app shows the dominance of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies, plus market capitalization. Dominance is one coin's share of the total market value.

• Bitcoin dominance rising. Money usually flows into the biggest coin, and smaller altcoins often lag.
• Bitcoin dominance falling. Interest drifts toward altcoins, though their risk is higher too.

Five winners and five losers

For the past 24 hours the app lists the five coins that rose the most and the five that fell the most. It is a quick way to see what is happening today.

Treat that list as a reason to take a closer look, not as a buy signal. A sharp one-day rally often ends in a pullback.

Alerts built around your list

You can set alerts for selected coins, and the app's description mentions more than 100 tracked positions. You define a condition, and the app tells you when it triggers.

1. Open the Mini App with the Open button.
2. Add the coins you care about to your favorites.
3. Set the price levels at which you want a notification.
4. Check that Telegram notifications are on and the bot is not muted.

How to avoid getting burned

A price tracker shows the market, it does not predict it. Every buy or sell decision is yours, and you can lose the entire amount you put in.

• Guard your keys. A tool for viewing prices has no need for your seed phrase or wallet private keys. If something asks for them, it is a scam.
• Check the name. Telegram is full of fakes copying popular bots. Compare the name and the developer.
• Skip the pump chasing. Coins that soar in an hour often fall just as fast.
• Cross-check data. Before a trade, look at the price on the platform where you actually trade. It can differ slightly from an averaged figure.

Who gets the most out of it

A watcher who wants one daily glance at the market instead of ten open tabs. Someone waiting for a specific entry price who does not want to monitor a screen. And a beginner learning to read coin movements without putting money in.

If you need deep technical analysis with indicators, a dedicated charting platform will serve you better. Here the strength is speed and alerts.