Not about your wallets — about what is happening across the chains. An issuer freezes a large amount, OFAC lists crypto addresses, an exchange updates its blacklist, someone pushes hundreds of ETH into a mixer. The message reaches your Telegram at the moment of the event.
A freeze does not land on the thief. It lands on whoever accepted the coins last and carried them to an exchange. Between the theft and your deal there are usually days or months — long enough for the money to pass through a dozen addresses and look perfectly ordinary.
Signals give you what a one-off check cannot: you know what is happening in the market right now, and you understand where the "great rates" of the coming weeks are coming from.
One message a day: how much was frozen, how much went into mixers, what changed in the lists. No sign-up, no card.
A message at the moment of the event. Your own filters: which signal types, from which amount. The threshold ranges from $10,000 to $1,000,000.
Our data is public. Every one of these incidents is visible on the monitoring page for free and without sign-up — with addresses, amounts, hashes and the flow of funds.
You are not paying for access to the data. You are paying for not having to watch that page: the message comes to you, at the moment of the event, and only within your filters. If checking the page once a day suits you better, use it — it is free.
Open the bot, send /alerts and choose what to receive. The digest starts immediately, instant signals after payment, and either can be switched off with the same command.
Watch it for a week, then decide whether you need instant ones.
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