Every Telegram alert follows a consistent, clean format that includes the token pair, trade direction (LONG/SHORT), and the specific event details. Here is what each alert type covers and when you can expect to receive it:
1. Entry Confirmation
Sent when your trade entry is triggered. Includes entry price, stop-loss level, TP1 and TP2 targets, and the initial confidence score. This confirms that monitoring has begun and the AI is now actively watching your position.
2. TP1 Hit (Profit Locked)
Triggered when price reaches your first take-profit level. Confirms that 50% of the position is closed in profit and the stop-loss has been moved to breakeven for the remaining 50%. Shows the exact P&L percentage locked.
3. TP2 Hit (Trade Complete)
Sent when price reaches your extended take-profit target. The trade is fully closed with maximum profit. Includes the combined P&L from both TP1 and TP2 portions, along with trade duration and final statistics.
4. Structure Break Warning
The early warning system. Triggered when the AI detects a significant structural change on either the higher or lower timeframe that threatens your trade thesis. Includes a plain-language explanation of what changed and the AI's updated recommendation.
5. Confidence Drop Alert
Sent when the AI's confidence score drops significantly between scans. For example, if confidence drops from 82% to 58%, you receive an alert explaining the deterioration. This gives you time to evaluate whether to manually exit before conditions worsen further.
6. AI Exit Recommendation
When the AI determines that the trade should be closed based on its analysis, it sends an exit recommendation with detailed reasoning. This is not an automatic close — you always maintain control — but it is the AI telling you that the original trade thesis is no longer valid. Understanding AI exit timing can significantly improve your trading results.
7. SL Hit (Trade Closed)
Triggered when price reaches your stop-loss level. Includes final P&L, trade duration, and a brief analysis of what went wrong. While no one enjoys receiving this alert, having the information immediately lets you process the loss and move on without lingering uncertainty.
