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PRICE ALERT · SPOT AND FUTURES

Name the price.
We watch it for you.

No percentages, no intervals: a coin and a number. The alert arrives the minute price reaches your mark — across 10 exchanges, via push or Telegram.

MARK
BTC
65 000
DIRECTION
upward
HOW TO READ IT
The signal fires on the crossing itself, not while price sits next to the mark.

Three ways to set a mark

Entry point

BTC · 65,000 · upward

Buy-back level

ETH · 3,000 · downward

Any crossing

SOL · 150 · either way

How it works

01

Add your marks

Ticker without the pair — BTC, not BTCUSDT. Price in USDT. Up to 50 marks per account, several per coin if you need them.

02

Pick a direction

Upward, downward or any crossing. A mark approached from the "wrong" side stays quiet.

03

Get the signal

The minute price crosses — push or Telegram, your choice. Fire once, or repeat if price keeps moving around the mark.

10
exchanges monitored
Binance · Bybit · OKX · +7
5,100+
trading pairs
Futures & spot, USDT-M
402
signals / second
Peak throughput, 24h
2–5s
scan latency
Candle close → all 5,100+ tickers swept

Questions about price alerts

How is this different from the price levels screener?
That one finds levels on its own, from the places price has already returned to. Here there is nothing to search for: you name the coin and the price. Different jobs, so two screeners.
What if price has already passed my mark?
Nothing happens: the signal fires on the crossing itself, not on "price is above the mark". A level already passed will not send a false alert the moment you save it.
How many marks can I set?
Up to 50 per account, in any mix of coins. Settings are read every minute, and that ceiling keeps parsing them fast.
Do I need a paid plan?
No. The free plan gives you every screener with one signal per day. PRO removes the limit.

Stop watching charts.
Start trading the signals.