Drops Bot: crypto alerts in Telegram

A coin jumps 15 percent, a big wallet starts moving funds, Ethereum gas drops to a fraction of yesterday's price, and you hear about it an hour later from a random chat. Drops Bot sends those alerts to Telegram while they still matter. 🔔

The project started in 2018 as a bot for a handful of networks. Its current description claims more than 20 chains, including BTC, Solana, TON, Tron and EVM-compatible networks.

What the bot can watch for you

Here is the list from the bot's own description:

• Coins and NFTs: price change alerts, with a percentage threshold for collections.
• Wallets: transfers, swaps and other activity on any address you add.
• DEX swaps: trades in tokens you pick.
• Funding rates: data from centralized exchanges, handy for futures traders.
• ETH gas price: the /gas command shows the current value.
• Prediction markets: follow several events at once, with live bids, liquidity and odds.

Watching a wallet takes no password

All you need is the public address. A seed phrase, a private key or a signed message is never part of the setup for monitoring.

If a bot or a "support agent" asks for any of those, it is a scam. That holds for every tracker, not only this one. ⚠️

Profiles keep the feed readable

Once you follow thirty things, the stream of alerts turns into noise. Profiles fix that: one for your own wallets, one for wallets you study, one for NFTs.

The /profiles command manages them and the routing to groups. Alerts about different topics can land in different chats, say a team group or your private messages.

Trading on Solana from the chat

The /trading menu opens trading on Solana. The bot works straight from your wallet and shows open positions in real time.

Be careful here. Trading tokens through a chat is fast, and mistakes are expensive: a wrong contract address, heavy slippage, a scam token with no liquidity behind it. Start with an amount you can afford to lose and never hand your keys to anyone. 💸

First five minutes

1. Open /menu and look through the sections.
2. Add what you want to follow with /add, or use /addwallet and /addcoin.
3. Adjust the look of wallet alerts in /customize if the default format is too long.
4. Check /settings to choose what the bot reports.
5. If something feels off, /help lists the commands and support, and /check shows availability and current load.

Beyond that, /plans lists subscriptions, /referrals covers rewards and /api manages access and webhooks. The project also offers a commercial API for products. 🔧

Why there are several copies of the bot

Telegram caps how many requests per second one bot can handle. With a large audience, alerts can arrive late.

So the developers run several instances. This one is a sibling of the main bot with the same set of features. If an alert you rely on arrives late, run /check to see the load.

Know the limits before you start

Monitoring lowers the chance of missing an event, and it guarantees no profit. A price alert arrives after the move has already happened, and the decision to buy or sell stays with you.

A tracked address is tied to your Telegram account. If a wallet must stay secret, remember that privacy here is partial.

Lookalike bots with similar names exist and they go after keys and money. Check that you opened the right bot, and never type a seed phrase anywhere.