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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency Trading => Topic started by: MrSpasybo on February 13, 2025, 05:15:03 PM

Title: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 13, 2025, 05:15:03 PM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps. When I first joined the market, I had that habit too: I checked BTC price through Coinmarketcap & Coingecko, I used Blockfolio and things got worse when I joined the TradingView community. Watching price charts too often created unnecessary stress, especially when I opened TradingView on my smartphone at night, read the trading views of other traders and couldn't fall back asleep, worse, sometimes I made poorly informed investment decisions at 3 AM.

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When returning to Vietnam, although I can still access TradingView on PC through in.tradingview.com, I cannot use TradingView on mobile because TradingView is blocked in Vietnam. This is actually a good thing because I am no longer distracted by 1H or 4H candles on the TradingView app. I can focus on my teaching job to provide more value to my students.

However, monitoring the crypto market is still necessary for my investment journey, especially when discussing with the Vietnamese crypto community. I have chosen to track BTC price fluctuations through Telegram channels because I use Telegram quite frequently. For now, I am following https://t.me/BTCprices and am quite satisfied with the information from this channel. It updates BTC price every 30 seconds and I can refer to it whenever I need to know BTC price on the market. Its content is also boring enough for me not to get "addicted", and I also mute it to avoid being disturbed by continuous notifications.

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I think this is a suitable choice for me to balance my life, I don't want to be swept up in the crypto world and take on the anxiety of the price charts. When BTC price was still above $90K, I could still relax and take a break instead of rushing to open my laptop and analyze the market to take timely action.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: TomPluz on February 14, 2025, 08:10:24 AM


I am not a big fan of Telegram though I am using it for some number of T2E projects (which I think are not anymore doing well and will not be getting a lot of value later, tbh) but I am checking BTC price everyday (yes just everyday and nothing more except when I am doing reference work) to update myself of what can be going on, In my early days of cryptocurrency involvement I also used to be addicted in checking market movements via CMC and Preev.com. Now, it can be told that it is a source of stress to always check crypto prices as there will be scenarios that may come running in our heads...so much unnecessary burden indeed. Right now, I am more of having a "let go" attitude not fretting anymore of what can be...as I am individually powerless to change anything happening and about to happen in the crypto world.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Nheer on February 14, 2025, 10:23:22 AM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps. When I first joined the market, I had that habit too: I checked BTC price through Coinmarketcap & Coingecko, I used Blockfolio and things got worse when I joined the TradingView community. Watching price charts too often created unnecessary stress, especially when I opened TradingView on my smartphone at night, read the trading views of other traders and couldn't fall back asleep, worse, sometimes I made poorly informed investment decisions at 3 AM.

(https://i.imgur.com/Z4Oqo92.png)

When returning to Vietnam, although I can still access TradingView on PC through in.tradingview.com, I cannot use TradingView on mobile because TradingView is blocked in Vietnam. This is actually a good thing because I am no longer distracted by 1H or 4H candles on the TradingView app. I can focus on my teaching job to provide more value to my students.

However, monitoring the crypto market is still necessary for my investment journey, especially when discussing with the Vietnamese crypto community. I have chosen to track BTC price fluctuations through Telegram channels because I use Telegram quite frequently. For now, I am following https://t.me/BTCprices and am quite satisfied with the information from this channel. It updates BTC price every 30 seconds and I can refer to it whenever I need to know BTC price on the market. Its content is also boring enough for me not to get "addicted", and I also mute it to avoid being disturbed by continuous notifications.

(https://i.imgur.com/F2YojTz.png)

I think this is a suitable choice for me to balance my life, I don't want to be swept up in the crypto world and take on the anxiety of the price charts. When BTC price was still above $90K, I could still relax and take a break instead of rushing to open my laptop and analyze the market to take timely action.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
Exactly you really understand every single day of trader, checking crypto market more often than we visit the rest room. TradingView is visited more often by traders no time to take a rest always on the chart analyzing and marking out a strategy that will bring bigger profits. I really enjoyed watching the chart everyday no matter what the state of market is I use TradingView and most traders do the same to analyze market and it has a lot of features and a lot of indicators for traders to use that why it mostly use by traders.

I don’t think the Telegram bot will be considered a good option for a full time trader cause no candle sticks to analyze market or enter a trade. It will be very difficult for a day to day trader to be able to analyze market or check the candle sticks pattern. But for investors it will be a good option for them.
But me I’m using TradingView cause I’m not a investor I’m a day to day trader and many trader are also using TradingView for making a strategy and planning to enter a trade with the candle pattern.
So I will only advice investors to use Telegram bot but as for daily traders TradingView is advisable.
I guess the OP is an investor that why he preferred Telegram Bot.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Crypto Library on February 14, 2025, 04:16:32 PM
I have never checked the price of Bitcoin this way, because I already get so many notifications on Telegram that they eat up half of my mobile's battery health, and if I use this type of notification channel to check the price of Bitcoin, it will be even more harmful to my phone.
And where we have already many exchangers or the platform available where we can see the chart view of the prices of cryptocurrency not only the bitcoin and I also think in this kind of view on the telegram it will not going to much help you to do analysis on it. So will not prefer this.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on February 14, 2025, 05:25:35 PM
For me, using the price notification in crypto in very minimal time interval is not helpful because I haven't seen anything good in this being done in crypto. Me as a trader, I don't need to keep notifying the price, otherwise my emotions will be affected regarding this thing. This is exactly what I should avoid. The only thing I really need as a trader is notification when my stop loss and take profit price are very close to hit. Doing this saves time and prevents unnecessary stress.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: electronicash on February 14, 2025, 05:52:40 PM
youre a teacher? cool. economics?
is the notification sound every 30 seconds not disturbing you?

i tend to keep checking the price every time i wake up also but i out grew it over time and i just check whenever i remember doing it. often times while the traffic light is red.

i'm still using tradingview app because its not just BTC price that i'm checking but all other tokens that i'm holding. they are all in my watchlist. so one page and i get to see them all.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Bobcrypto on February 14, 2025, 06:45:07 PM
Most often, regular and day traders usually check the market constantly using several options like the telegram or tradingview apps. A day trader or regular traders are certain to always check on the prices, and they do it possibly to close their positions at the end of the day or within the week.
Moreover, it is not a bad idea to check on the price of Bitcoin/altcoins regularly, but to reduce unnecessary stress, it is better to give the market some breaks.
In my opinion, long term investors may not find it important to always check Bitcoin price due to the longetivity of their investments.
For me, i use Coinmarketcap app and some exchanges to check on Bitcoin price because i trade both day and on the regular basis.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: KryptoBull on February 14, 2025, 07:12:26 PM
I think this is a suitable choice for me to balance my life, I don't want to be swept up in the crypto world and take on the anxiety of the price charts. When BTC price was still above $90K, I could still relax and take a break instead of rushing to open my laptop and analyze the market to take timely action.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
I don't use Telegram much so I'm still used to checking the BTC price on CoinGecko. This app is also quite light and user-friendly. Telegram channels are usually maintained by bots that constantly access the API, which is convenient for some but can be annoying for others.

I think I'll only pay attention to the BTC price when I hear everyone around me talking about it and when national TV mentions BTC price's new ATH. That's all I need to continue my RDCA strategy :)
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bounceback on February 14, 2025, 07:54:15 PM
I think this is a suitable choice for me to balance my life, I don't want to be swept up in the crypto world and take on the anxiety of the price charts. When BTC price was still above $90K, I could still relax and take a break instead of rushing to open my laptop and analyze the market to take timely action.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
I don't use Telegram much so I'm still used to checking the BTC price on CoinGecko. This app is also quite light and user-friendly. Telegram channels are usually maintained by bots that constantly access the API, which is convenient for some but can be annoying for others.

I think I'll only pay attention to the BTC price when I hear everyone around me talking about it and when national TV mentions BTC price's new ATH. That's all I need to continue my RDCA strategy :)
I have installed OKX wallet and there are any small room for discussing, always uldate when bitcoin have going up or down and make its easily to know about bitcoin price up todate.
I think interested for joining any forum or tekegram channel can update information as faster poaaibility when bitcoin are going up or have retun back to lower price.
In tekegram channel I don't take uldate for bitcoin pricd but monitoring onky which one new coin will be list and easy get update information.
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Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 14, 2025, 10:08:38 PM
Following the price and movements of BTC through telegram is not bad, as long as they are groups that are truly authentic and not full of scammers. Sometimes we get too immersed in trading, in our movements, and that is not life. It is a thousand times better to analyze the price, make decisions and set the limits of our trading, make a maximum of 3 trades and leave with a positive balance . If this is not achieved, it is because we do not have the correct vision of trading.

Groups are good as long as we protect ourselves well, both from stress and from Scammers.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 15, 2025, 02:40:13 PM
youre a teacher? cool. economics?
is the notification sound every 30 seconds not disturbing you?

i tend to keep checking the price every time i wake up also but i out grew it over time and i just check whenever i remember doing it. often times while the traffic light is red.

i'm still using tradingview app because its not just BTC price that i'm checking but all other tokens that i'm holding. they are all in my watchlist. so one page and i get to see them all.
I am a physics lecturer, people often think it's not related to the market, but in fact, we have the field of econophysics. Many physicists have also received the Nobel Prize in Economics and I admire them very much!

I mute the BTC price channel in Telegram to avoid being disturbed, occasionally I actively "look" at its latest updates when exchanging work via Telegram. I also use TradingView on PC to monitor the price fluctuations of many tokens in the market, but during the day, I only care about the BTC price. That is an indicator of the health of the entire crypto market: as long as the BTC price is still around $100K, I don't need to rush or worry about my account ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Rruchi man on February 15, 2025, 08:34:03 PM
Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
It doesn't matter how you are monitoring the market what matters is that you should not allow it affect you emotionally or force you into making decisions due to fear, uncertainty and doubt. What works for you may not work for another, this is why everyone cannot monitor the market the way you do. There are people who steadily monitor the market but yet because they are mentally and emotionally strong it is having no effect on them and their investment decision, they simply monitor the market for updates.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Celsius on February 16, 2025, 03:54:52 AM
Keeping Bitcoin price updates through Telegram channels is not an important issue because Bitcoin price updates are currently available from various news portals. However, currently, various information or updates about cryptocurrency are published through Telegram, which people can view and learn about at any time if they wish. However, I have recently joined Telegram as a user and I am trying to know the various updates of Telegram. However, till now I have not tried to know the various updates of Crypto Currency through Telegram. However, I will update Bitcoin prices through the Telegram channel in the future.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: dekafee79 on February 16, 2025, 04:00:46 PM
Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
It doesn't matter how you are monitoring the market what matters is that you should not allow it affect you emotionally or force you into making decisions due to fear, uncertainty and doubt. What works for you may not work for another, this is why everyone cannot monitor the market the way you do. There are people who steadily monitor the market but yet because they are mentally and emotionally strong it is having no effect on them and their investment decision, they simply monitor the market for updates.
If we always monitor the market, we must be mentally and emotionally strong, because if we lack experience, it will make us panic. However, we must return to the targets and plans that we have made, and always be consistent with them. I also often monitor the market in one day, just looking at the movement and if there is a correction, I wait for the market to improve again.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 16, 2025, 05:55:35 PM
Keeping Bitcoin price updates through Telegram channels is not an important issue because Bitcoin price updates are currently available from various news portals. However, currently, various information or updates about cryptocurrency are published through Telegram, which people can view and learn about at any time if they wish. However, I have recently joined Telegram as a user and I am trying to know the various updates of Telegram. However, till now I have not tried to know the various updates of Crypto Currency through Telegram. However, I will update Bitcoin prices through the Telegram channel in the future.
I agree, everyone can choose the most suitable way among many options in this market, especially when technology is developing rapidly and APIs from CEX/TradingView are provided for many tools and news channels. I am familiar with Telegram and love its simple interface: BTC price - just a single number in a small box from the channel.

If you are also using Telegram, you can join the BTC price channel I introduced in the topic. It's still working fine and provides me with the necessary data about BTC price whenever I need it, saving me a lot of time.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bayu7adi on February 17, 2025, 02:25:38 PM
Not every day, I install a local exchange application on my phone.. when there is a significant price movement it will notify me, so there I can see the latest price after the jump, whether it is a big jump or a small jump...

I did install telegram, but checking the price through it is not so effective... there are several channels that are more than that, where they help analyze the movement of cryptocurrency prices, so that we can also predict its movement by using other people's data to produce stronger decisions..
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: BitMaxz on February 17, 2025, 05:44:16 PM
I don't use telegram for checking BTC from time to time because I have lots of group on the telegram it might miss it.

I'm using widget instead from OKX and Coingecko for other coins so that everytime I unlock the screen I can see the updated BTC price and other altcoins. It's way more better than using the telegram to check the price from time to time.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 18, 2025, 04:30:23 PM
I don't use telegram for checking BTC from time to time because I have lots of group on the telegram it might miss it.

I'm using widget instead from OKX and Coingecko for other coins so that everytime I unlock the screen I can see the updated BTC price and other altcoins. It's way more better than using the telegram to check the price from time to time.
Oh, I don't use this feature from OKX and Coingecko, I don't know about their convenience. I'm also temporarily only interested in BTC price so I haven't paid much attention to ALTs, even the price drop of top ALTs is giving me an opportunity to buy more tokens, especially ETH.

Through this topic, I've learned a lot more ways for investors to track or choose not to track the price fluctuations of tokens on the market. Forum members can refer to this to choose the most suitable way for their own needs ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bettercrypto on February 18, 2025, 05:08:12 PM
Nope, I don't rely on telegram, instead trading view and top exchanges are often used as a basis to find out updates on bitcoin lates price. at least in this way, what is happening in the price value of bitcoin is somewhat accurate.

But for others, maybe someone uses telegram but for me, it's really not, I trust tradingview and exchanges that are known in the crypto space more,
because it has more edge in my opinion.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bayu7adi on February 19, 2025, 01:41:44 AM
Nope, I don't rely on telegram, instead trading view and top exchanges are often used as a basis to find out updates on bitcoin lates price. at least in this way, what is happening in the price value of bitcoin is somewhat accurate.

But for others, maybe someone uses telegram but for me, it's really not, I trust tradingview and exchanges that are known in the crypto space more,
because it has more edge in my opinion.
Yes, moreover, nowadays, if we install some exchanges on Android, we can add some widgets to monitor prices... so we can actually be up to date on prices when holding our gadgets... information in our hands and pinning it on the front page is the fastest way to see the information...

And again, checking on cmc or trading view also gives us a more complete insight into the condition of other coins and the broader cryptocurrency market conditions.,,
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 20, 2025, 04:00:16 PM
Nope, I don't rely on telegram, instead trading view and top exchanges are often used as a basis to find out updates on bitcoin lates price. at least in this way, what is happening in the price value of bitcoin is somewhat accurate.

But for others, maybe someone uses telegram but for me, it's really not, I trust tradingview and exchanges that are known in the crypto space more,
because it has more edge in my opinion.
I compared the trading price of BTC on Binance with the price announced on Telegram channels, they are the same and the deviation is only a few $, not a big deal. Perhaps Telegram channels got the information via API from some tool in the market instead of arbitrarily using inaccurate data.

I use Telegram regularly, so taking advantage of price channels helps me save a lot of time. Honestly, when I open CEXs apps on my smartphone, I often spend a lot of time looking at the balance and fluctuations of many ALTs instead of just focusing on BTC. This also makes me more stressed so I only want to follow the price of ALTs when there are quite clear signals on the BTC price chart.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: joniboini on February 21, 2025, 07:35:07 AM
I compared the trading price of BTC on Binance with the price announced on Telegram channels, they are the same and the deviation is only a few $, not a big deal. Perhaps Telegram channels got the information via API from some tool in the market instead of arbitrarily using inaccurate data.
I believe most of them use Coingecko or CMC API to get the price, and some of them use price indices from other sources too. You can probably ask if they offer a support channel or group, or check the code if it's open source. While it's not impossible to find some wacky bots, I doubt the serious ones would pull data randomly since their business model usually offers a premium plan or something similar. No one would check those out if their data is unreliable.

Speaking of checking prices from Telegram, I've been doing it for years now. It's fast and easy to set up. While some ads can be annoying, it's not a huge deal.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 21, 2025, 06:10:29 PM
I believe most of them use Coingecko or CMC API to get the price, and some of them use price indices from other sources too. You can probably ask if they offer a support channel or group, or check the code if it's open source. While it's not impossible to find some wacky bots, I doubt the serious ones would pull data randomly since their business model usually offers a premium plan or something similar. No one would check those out if their data is unreliable.

Speaking of checking prices from Telegram, I've been doing it for years now. It's fast and easy to set up. While some ads can be annoying, it's not a huge deal.
Nice, I only started following prices on Telegram a few years ago when I realized that I was not suitable for tracking the price fluctuations of dozens of tokens through Binance or Coinmarketcap. All I need is a place to update the BTC price within 5 seconds and Telegram channel is a perfect solution ^^

The only problem is that sometimes they also show ads and I have to open the Channel to follow the latest price. Many channels have also stopped updating because they can no longer maintain, I think they have not been able to afford to provide free service. Currently Telegram has many attractive programs for channels to earn advertising money, which is helping price channels continue to exist to serve the needs of followers.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 21, 2025, 10:27:27 PM
I don't track the prices of crypto very often and definitely not via charts, my go-to website is https://preev.com/btc/usd where I can get the BTC price in real time whenever I am making a crypto/fiat deal. My suggestions for investors is stop looking at the pressure which create nothing but the fear element which will force us to do something that we don't intent to. Being long term holder is the most profitable and when being one these temporary price movements doesn't excite at all.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: dekafee79 on February 21, 2025, 11:22:12 PM
I don't track the prices of crypto very often and definitely not via charts, my go-to website is https://preev.com/btc/usd where I can get the BTC price in real time whenever I am making a crypto/fiat deal. My suggestions for investors is stop looking at the pressure which create nothing but the fear element which will force us to do something that we don't intent to. Being long term holder is the most profitable and when being one these temporary price movements doesn't excite at all.
To be a long-term holder, you should not always look at market movements because long-term holders only sell when the market is at its peak of bullish. However, for short-term and medium-term traders, we should always look at market prices, because we make analysis and develop short-term strategies.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: sampoerna on February 21, 2025, 11:33:43 PM
Honestly, I rarely check the price of BTC or other cryptocurrencies via Telegram channels or bots. Yes, I used to do it often, then it became a habit when I opened Telegram to see the price directly. However, over time it was quite annoying, and sometimes it made us panic a little. That means, for now, I don't open it that often. Only a little if it is needed to see some conditions of the price of certain coins. But I do see or check it more often through sites like Coin Market Cap. That's why it's not done often.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Findingnemo on February 22, 2025, 08:00:45 AM
I don't track the prices of crypto very often and definitely not via charts, my go-to website is https://preev.com/btc/usd where I can get the BTC price in real time whenever I am making a crypto/fiat deal. My suggestions for investors is stop looking at the pressure which create nothing but the fear element which will force us to do something that we don't intent to. Being long term holder is the most profitable and when being one these temporary price movements doesn't excite at all.
To be a long-term holder, you should not always look at market movements because long-term holders only sell when the market is at its peak of bullish. However, for short-term and medium-term traders, we should always look at market prices, because we make analysis and develop short-term strategies.

It doesn't end very often, when we see the chart we will get the temptation to sell or buy which can end up badly considering the volatile nature of crypto prices. For altcoins the technical analysis is not that great because they have very small historical price data to make any analysis while it comes to bitcoin it's been proves than longer we hold then more profits we get so we don't need to make analysis at all unless we are desperate to sell the assets.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on February 22, 2025, 02:54:32 PM
I believe most of them use Coingecko or CMC API to get the price, and some of them use price indices from other sources too. You can probably ask if they offer a support channel or group, or check the code if it's open source. While it's not impossible to find some wacky bots, I doubt the serious ones would pull data randomly since their business model usually offers a premium plan or something similar. No one would check those out if their data is unreliable.

Speaking of checking prices from Telegram, I've been doing it for years now. It's fast and easy to set up. While some ads can be annoying, it's not a huge deal.
Nice, I only started following prices on Telegram a few years ago when I realized that I was not suitable for tracking the price fluctuations of dozens of tokens through Binance or Coinmarketcap. All I need is a place to update the BTC price within 5 seconds and Telegram channel is a perfect solution ^^

The only problem is that sometimes they also show ads and I have to open the Channel to follow the latest price. Many channels have also stopped updating because they can no longer maintain, I think they have not been able to afford to provide free service. Currently Telegram has many attractive programs for channels to earn advertising money, which is helping price channels continue to exist to serve the needs of followers.

If it helps you, just go ahead and continue, because the other people here have different methods regarding the things we are talking about.
Of course, they will stick to what they are used to, it's that simple to understand.

And besides, there is nothing wrong with whatever they want to use to be updated on what is happening
with the price of bitcoin in this field of the crypto space.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 22, 2025, 04:59:12 PM
Honestly, I rarely check the price of BTC or other cryptocurrencies via Telegram channels or bots. Yes, I used to do it often, then it became a habit when I opened Telegram to see the price directly. However, over time it was quite annoying, and sometimes it made us panic a little. That means, for now, I don't open it that often. Only a little if it is needed to see some conditions of the price of certain coins. But I do see or check it more often through sites like Coin Market Cap. That's why it's not done often.
You can mute the BTC price channel and put it in Archived chats so you don't get bothered when using Telegram. Currently, when the market is quite boring, I rarely open that channel to update the BTC price. If there is an unusual increase or decrease in the price of BTC, news about them will be mentioned in many other crypto news channels and I will know immediately ^^

I think apps such as Coinmarketcap & Coingecko are quite heavy and time-consuming to update prices. Opening an app like them often is not my way of doing things, it can distract me by many ALTs in this market.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: yhiaali3 on February 22, 2025, 06:07:51 PM
It's a good thing that I'm not obsessed with following Bitcoin prices and the market in general, so I didn't use Telegram or any other app to follow prices.

Actually, when I need to know the price, I go to CoinMarket or Coingecko maybe once a day, I get dizzy when I follow prices and charts, so I prefer to live my life normally away from stress.

There is one Telegram channel that I follow for a good analyst who analyzes the Bitcoin price and the latest market news, and that's enough for me.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Sim_card on February 22, 2025, 06:11:37 PM
Traders are the ones behaving this way because they are after quick profit. Long term investors don't bother about the price of bitcoin but how much they can buy next. I have a notification that pops up when bitcoin price makes a drastic dip or pump. No need fot all the price checking stress.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on February 22, 2025, 06:35:52 PM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps.

Those checking on the market price more often are traders or potential investors seeking for a perfect entry point, this is expected of us to do, we need to spend more time studying the candles, infact we turned. Watchman over it, so that we take on every advantages and never afford to missed out on any opportunity to invest, we can even include other sources to help in these speculation towards knowing what's best or us to do.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bounceback on February 22, 2025, 08:14:46 PM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps.

Those checking on the market price more often are traders or potential investors seeking for a perfect entry point, this is expected of us to do, we need to spend more time studying the candles, infact we turned. Watchman over it, so that we take on every advantages and never afford to missed out on any opportunity to invest, we can even include other sources to help in these speculation towards knowing what's best or us to do.
More often checking the market its the way waiting for right moment to buy bitcoin or investing at any top potential altcoin, I don't think huge problem by checking market every time or spending much time for monitoring the market condition are on the right time to buy or must waiting for awhile until going to lower price.
Some time market unpredictable when whales coming or make bad and good news, price of bitcoin and altcoin suddenly going down give advantage for trader or investor with more time spending by checking market price, they will have right moment to buy and sell bitcoin or cryptocurrency assets.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 23, 2025, 04:00:19 PM
Traders are the ones behaving this way because they are after quick profit. Long term investors don't bother about the price of bitcoin but how much they can buy next. I have a notification that pops up when bitcoin price makes a drastic dip or pump. No need fot all the price checking stress.
That's a smart way to track the market. I used to use the notification feature on the Apps to be able to react in time to big fluctuations in the crypto market, but it didn't work very well. I would tend to be scared or wait for that notification, I'd rather actively check BTC price through the Telegram channel whenever I want ^^

Currently, only large companies are continuously accumulating BTC in the way that StrategyB is doing. Small investors will need to be more careful because they do not have unlimited capital or easily raise more through the issuance of shares and bonds. I myself have almost completely disbursed my capital for the crypto market, I am no longer actively DCA at this time, I only follow BTC price to know the state of the market to proactively act when necessary.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: omori on February 23, 2025, 08:40:51 PM
Traders are the ones behaving this way because they are after quick profit. Long term investors don't bother about the price of bitcoin but how much they can buy next. I have a notification that pops up when bitcoin price makes a drastic dip or pump. No need fot all the price checking stress.

I agree there.
If you know BTC, you never bother with a smaller picture of it.
You only see the broader perspective and the possibilities to accumulate more  8)
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 24, 2025, 06:03:33 PM
I agree there.
If you know BTC, you never bother with a smaller picture of it.
You only see the broader perspective and the possibilities to accumulate more  8)
BTC is the crypto king, focusing on BTC and having a long-term vision is very important to succeed in this market. However, I think that small investors should approach this market with caution, invest cyclically and always manage risks closely.

For the time being, I still don't believe in the supercycle, so I'm still following the BTC price through the Telegram channel in 2025 - the hottest year of this bullrun. I think the time when I take profits will definitely come and then I may temporarily stop watching the BTC price until BTC is criticized again in the media when the price has dropped very deeply and created losses for many inexperienced investors.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 25, 2025, 06:07:21 AM
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Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
I don't use it, and I'm not a fan of it TBH.
I often use Coingecko and Coinmarketcap to check the price of Bitcoin and other altcoins, but unlike you, I'm only opening it at a maximum of maybe 10 per day, and that isn't happening that often as well. Maybe on average, around 5.

What I'm doing is that, I'm not checking the prices of Bitcoin that much, but I'm reading some articles on a daily basis to see what's happening on the market. Just today, we saw a huge dip in the price of Bitcoin to near $91,000 and based on some articles, it's the tariffs again being reimplemented by Trump after a month of pause. Unfortunately, I didn't took the opportunity to short the market, but there will still be opportunities.

We have different ways of getting ourselves notified when it comes to the price of Bitcoin and other altcoins as well. I don't see checking it 50-100x a day healthy at least mentally, but it's just me anyway. :) I tried it as well in the past that's why I can say that it isn't healthy.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 25, 2025, 04:50:16 PM
I don't use it, and I'm not a fan of it TBH.
I often use Coingecko and Coinmarketcap to check the price of Bitcoin and other altcoins, but unlike you, I'm only opening it at a maximum of maybe 10 per day, and that isn't happening that often as well. Maybe on average, around 5.

What I'm doing is that, I'm not checking the prices of Bitcoin that much, but I'm reading some articles on a daily basis to see what's happening on the market. Just today, we saw a huge dip in the price of Bitcoin to near $91,000 and based on some articles, it's the tariffs again being reimplemented by Trump after a month of pause. Unfortunately, I didn't took the opportunity to short the market, but there will still be opportunities.

We have different ways of getting ourselves notified when it comes to the price of Bitcoin and other altcoins as well. I don't see checking it 50-100x a day healthy at least mentally, but it's just me anyway. :) I tried it as well in the past that's why I can say that it isn't healthy.
Everyone will have their own way of updating crypto market news. I used to check token price via Coinmarketcap and Coingecko, but now I regularly use Telegram for work and also update crypto market news through a famous channel so I choose Telegram channel to update the market status before macro financial fluctuations.

The trade war can be considered a reason for the price drop of BTC, or it is inevitable when BTC has completed the 5-wave impulse structure according to the Elliott wave counting perspective. I only hope that BTC price will not fall below $75K, which is where the panic selling sentiment can come and create a similar event in May 2021.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on February 25, 2025, 05:18:09 PM
I don't use it, and I'm not a fan of it TBH.
I often use Coingecko and Coinmarketcap to check the price of Bitcoin and other altcoins, but unlike you, I'm only opening it at a maximum of maybe 10 per day, and that isn't happening that often as well. Maybe on average, around 5.

What I'm doing is that, I'm not checking the prices of Bitcoin that much, but I'm reading some articles on a daily basis to see what's happening on the market. Just today, we saw a huge dip in the price of Bitcoin to near $91,000 and based on some articles, it's the tariffs again being reimplemented by Trump after a month of pause. Unfortunately, I didn't took the opportunity to short the market, but there will still be opportunities.

We have different ways of getting ourselves notified when it comes to the price of Bitcoin and other altcoins as well. I don't see checking it 50-100x a day healthy at least mentally, but it's just me anyway. :) I tried it as well in the past that's why I can say that it isn't healthy.
Everyone will have their own way of updating crypto market news. I used to check token price via Coinmarketcap and Coingecko, but now I regularly use Telegram for work and also update crypto market news through a famous channel so I choose Telegram channel to update the market status before macro financial fluctuations.

The trade war can be considered a reason for the price drop of BTC, or it is inevitable when BTC has completed the 5-wave impulse structure according to the Elliott wave counting perspective. I only hope that BTC price will not fall below $75K, which is where the panic selling sentiment can come and create a similar event in May 2021.
Yeah you're right. We have different way to check the prices in crypto market. But if you're a trader I don't think they use telegram to be notified about the price because normally the trader look at the chart so that they can analyze the market base on it. It's impossible to analyze the chart with just numbers. So it depends on what do you do in crypto, and I don't disagree that there are some people who really use telegram for price updates.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 26, 2025, 04:36:26 PM
Yeah you're right. We have different way to check the prices in crypto market. But if you're a trader I don't think they use telegram to be notified about the price because normally the trader look at the chart so that they can analyze the market base on it. It's impossible to analyze the chart with just numbers. So it depends on what do you do in crypto, and I don't disagree that there are some people who really use telegram for price updates.
I am not an intra-day trader, I am a holder so I rarely spend much time on the price chart when using a smartphone. I usually research the BTC price chart when using a laptop and opening the TradingView website, that is when I want to assess and predict the market.

When I only use a smartphone, it is difficult for me to make predictions. I just need to know the fluctuations in the market: what zone the BTC price is in and whether it confirms a bearish/bullish signal. I have seen many investors monitor the market through the Binance app, quite few people just need to know the BTC price through a Telegram channel like me ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Faisal2202 on February 26, 2025, 06:29:07 PM
I think this is a suitable choice for me to balance my life, I don't want to be swept up in the crypto world and take on the anxiety of the price charts. When BTC price was still above $90K, I could still relax and take a break instead of rushing to open my laptop and analyze the market to take timely action.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
I thought you will give a solution to that chart reading that I assume we all do at 3AM in Night haha. Well, I hope my country would also ban trading view but to be honest I don't read much trades and till now I only read those ideas when I feel discouraged because most of the ideas are bullish and after reading them, I also make wrong decisions, but I still read them just in case.

I am following not just one but 20 other telegram groups where they share news not only about BTC but the whole market, in short my main source of information is Telegram and then Twitter. I find Twitter more suitable for whole research and Telegram for quick notifications about something.

I use those telegram groups as in widgets so I don't even have to open telegram again and again.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: sampoerna on February 26, 2025, 11:15:04 PM
Honestly, I rarely check the price of BTC or other cryptocurrencies via Telegram channels or bots. Yes, I used to do it often, then it became a habit when I opened Telegram to see the price directly. However, over time it was quite annoying, and sometimes it made us panic a little. That means, for now, I don't open it that often. Only a little if it is needed to see some conditions of the price of certain coins. But I do see or check it more often through sites like Coin Market Cap. That's why it's not done often.
You can mute the BTC price channel and put it in Archived chats so you don't get bothered when using Telegram. Currently, when the market is quite boring, I rarely open that channel to update the BTC price. If there is an unusual increase or decrease in the price of BTC, news about them will be mentioned in many other crypto news channels and I will know immediately ^^

I think apps such as Coinmarketcap & Coingecko are quite heavy and time-consuming to update prices. Opening an app like them often is not my way of doing things, it can distract me by many ALTs in this market.
Interesting idea. Because indeed if there is a notification from some of the channels, there must be a desire for us to open it. And after opening it, then there will be various other curiosity to check the market again and again. and if the market is really dropping, then the worry will really happen. and here, we understand very well that if we are worried, then it would be better if we win ourselves first rather than seeing the market condition that is really crashing like it is now, while on the other hand, we don't want to sell it or we prefer to hold them.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on February 27, 2025, 01:55:54 PM
Yeah you're right. We have different way to check the prices in crypto market. But if you're a trader I don't think they use telegram to be notified about the price because normally the trader look at the chart so that they can analyze the market base on it. It's impossible to analyze the chart with just numbers. So it depends on what do you do in crypto, and I don't disagree that there are some people who really use telegram for price updates.
I am not an intra-day trader, I am a holder so I rarely spend much time on the price chart when using a smartphone. I usually research the BTC price chart when using a laptop and opening the TradingView website, that is when I want to assess and predict the market.

When I only use a smartphone, it is difficult for me to make predictions. I just need to know the fluctuations in the market: what zone the BTC price is in and whether it confirms a bearish/bullish signal. I have seen many investors monitor the market through the Binance app, quite few people just need to know the BTC price through a Telegram channel like me ^^
Oh, that's why. I believe most holders won't go to trading because they don't know how to analyze the chart. There are only few of them who can really analyze the market. Holders usually refers to a long term traders which is sold their assets when it reaches an specific price or year.

Honestly, even me I don't like to analyze the chart through smartphone because it's too small. You can't clearly see the setup, it can ruin my trades. I have to make sure that all of my trades are quality.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on February 27, 2025, 02:34:41 PM
Yeah you're right. We have different way to check the prices in crypto market. But if you're a trader I don't think they use telegram to be notified about the price because normally the trader look at the chart so that they can analyze the market base on it. It's impossible to analyze the chart with just numbers. So it depends on what do you do in crypto, and I don't disagree that there are some people who really use telegram for price updates.
I am not an intra-day trader, I am a holder so I rarely spend much time on the price chart when using a smartphone. I usually research the BTC price chart when using a laptop and opening the TradingView website, that is when I want to assess and predict the market.

When I only use a smartphone, it is difficult for me to make predictions. I just need to know the fluctuations in the market: what zone the BTC price is in and whether it confirms a bearish/bullish signal. I have seen many investors monitor the market through the Binance app, quite few people just need to know the BTC price through a Telegram channel like me ^^
Oh, that's why. I believe most holders won't go to trading because they don't know how to analyze the chart. There are only few of them who can really analyze the market. Holders usually refers to a long term traders which is sold their assets when it reaches an specific price or year.

Honestly, even me I don't like to analyze the chart through smartphone because it's too small. You can't clearly see the setup, it can ruin my trades. I have to make sure that all of my trades are quality.

        -      Well at the moment, I'm still using one of the top exchanges and still trading views on what's happening with the price value of bitcoin in the market. This is where I'm really comfortable and confident when I do fundamental or technical analysis on an exchange.

Similar to what's happening now and of course we've seen some downtrends and currently the momentum is going up but it looks like it's only short then
in the end the price will go down again.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on February 27, 2025, 05:22:05 PM
Yeah you're right. We have different way to check the prices in crypto market. But if you're a trader I don't think they use telegram to be notified about the price because normally the trader look at the chart so that they can analyze the market base on it. It's impossible to analyze the chart with just numbers. So it depends on what do you do in crypto, and I don't disagree that there are some people who really use telegram for price updates.
I am not an intra-day trader, I am a holder so I rarely spend much time on the price chart when using a smartphone. I usually research the BTC price chart when using a laptop and opening the TradingView website, that is when I want to assess and predict the market.

When I only use a smartphone, it is difficult for me to make predictions. I just need to know the fluctuations in the market: what zone the BTC price is in and whether it confirms a bearish/bullish signal. I have seen many investors monitor the market through the Binance app, quite few people just need to know the BTC price through a Telegram channel like me ^^
Oh, that's why. I believe most holders won't go to trading because they don't know how to analyze the chart. There are only few of them who can really analyze the market. Holders usually refers to a long term traders which is sold their assets when it reaches an specific price or year.

Honestly, even me I don't like to analyze the chart through smartphone because it's too small. You can't clearly see the setup, it can ruin my trades. I have to make sure that all of my trades are quality.

        -      Well at the moment, I'm still using one of the top exchanges and still trading views on what's happening with the price value of bitcoin in the market. This is where I'm really comfortable and confident when I do fundamental or technical analysis on an exchange.

Similar to what's happening now and of course we've seen some downtrends and currently the momentum is going up but it looks like it's only short then
in the end the price will go down again.
We're same. I'm also using Tradingview to analyze the chart very well, I can't make it with exchanges. I like to use Binance when I trade because it is the best exchange and I'm very familiar with it, but I use different exchange now because I can't afford the trading fees of Binance.

That is also my analysis. The price will have a short term increase before it continue to go down. It's very possible to fall around $75k before the impulsive up move begins. We are still bullish.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 27, 2025, 06:54:04 PM
Interesting idea. Because indeed if there is a notification from some of the channels, there must be a desire for us to open it. And after opening it, then there will be various other curiosity to check the market again and again. and if the market is really dropping, then the worry will really happen. and here, we understand very well that if we are worried, then it would be better if we win ourselves first rather than seeing the market condition that is really crashing like it is now, while on the other hand, we don't want to sell it or we prefer to hold them.
I have quite a bit of experience with Telegram and am leveraging it for my work, including tracking the crypto market through BTC price and macro news channels. Perhaps the BTC price channel on Telegram is a simple way to balance daily work with the habit of tracking the highly volatile crypto market.

I used to like accumulating Candy on Coingecko because it seemed quite interesting and fun, but when I opened Coingecko, I often spent an extra 5-10 minutes tracking my Portfolio, then I would lose focus due to being too happy when the balance increased or too sad when the token price dropped sharply. I had to give up the habit of spending a lot of time on the price chart to be able to work more effectively and maintain a stable income for my family and DCA crypto.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: rizqillah on February 27, 2025, 11:30:06 PM
Yeah you're right. We have different way to check the prices in crypto market. But if you're a trader I don't think they use telegram to be notified about the price because normally the trader look at the chart so that they can analyze the market base on it. It's impossible to analyze the chart with just numbers. So it depends on what do you do in crypto, and I don't disagree that there are some people who really use telegram for price updates.
I am not an intra-day trader, I am a holder so I rarely spend much time on the price chart when using a smartphone. I usually research the BTC price chart when using a laptop and opening the TradingView website, that is when I want to assess and predict the market.

When I only use a smartphone, it is difficult for me to make predictions. I just need to know the fluctuations in the market: what zone the BTC price is in and whether it confirms a bearish/bullish signal. I have seen many investors monitor the market through the Binance app, quite few people just need to know the BTC price through a Telegram channel like me ^^
Oh, that's why. I believe most holders won't go to trading because they don't know how to analyze the chart. There are only few of them who can really analyze the market. Holders usually refers to a long term traders which is sold their assets when it reaches an specific price or year.

Honestly, even me I don't like to analyze the chart through smartphone because it's too small. You can't clearly see the setup, it can ruin my trades. I have to make sure that all of my trades are quality.

        -      Well at the moment, I'm still using one of the top exchanges and still trading views on what's happening with the price value of bitcoin in the market. This is where I'm really comfortable and confident when I do fundamental or technical analysis on an exchange.

Similar to what's happening now and of course we've seen some downtrends and currently the momentum is going up but it looks like it's only short then
in the end the price will go down again.
Currently the crypto market is experiencing a correction and we don't know when it will go up again, it's better to be patient and keep holding our coins.
let's just wait for good news that can boost the price of bitcoin and make the crypto market go up again.
because the price of bitcoin below $ 90K makes the price of altcoin also fall and it is difficult to approach ATH.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 01, 2025, 05:11:09 PM
Currently the crypto market is experiencing a correction and we don't know when it will go up again, it's better to be patient and keep holding our coins.
let's just wait for good news that can boost the price of bitcoin and make the crypto market go up again.
because the price of bitcoin below $ 90K makes the price of altcoin also fall and it is difficult to approach ATH.
We have a lot of good news such as Spot ETFs for ALTs, bills for BTC reserve funds for US states and federal government, Bybit recovery after the hack, the reactivation of money printing machines all over the world... However, token prices continue to decrease, perhaps the good news has been overlooked by investors amidst market anxiety about inflation and trade wars.

Frankly, despite constantly following macro news, I rarely consider them when making investment decisions. I think price chart fluctuations are enough basis for me to buy, hold and sell. Temporarily, BTC price is still in an uptrend channel, has not fallen below $75K, so I don't have enough reason to sell off tokens and leave the crypto market. I still feel secure keeping the habit of checking BTC price a few times a day while using Telegram ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Stompix on March 01, 2025, 05:27:06 PM
I would never understand using Telegram channels for following prices of anything, there are 101 and one apps in Google Play that have widgets you can use to display the price right on your phone home screen, so why go through the rouble os using a secondary app that can easily be exploited by someone taking over that channel in the first place?

As for the guys following charts on tradingview, how did that work up during the last dump?
You people realize there is no chart and no indicator in this world that can predict what the orange money in charge of the biggest economy would do next?
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on March 01, 2025, 09:23:55 PM
I don't use the telegram channel for my own bitcoin market price speculation and follow up, because I do observe that one can get different prices at a time depending on the platform being used, while more frequently, I make use of the exchanges to compare the market price, then also use coinmarketcap for my final review when it comes to checking on for the bitcoin market price, I don't think I can trust the use of telegram for that.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 02, 2025, 05:03:11 PM
I would never understand using Telegram channels for following prices of anything, there are 101 and one apps in Google Play that have widgets you can use to display the price right on your phone home screen, so why go through the rouble os using a secondary app that can easily be exploited by someone taking over that channel in the first place?

As for the guys following charts on tradingview, how did that work up during the last dump?
You people realize there is no chart and no indicator in this world that can predict what the orange money in charge of the biggest economy would do next?
Using a Telegram channel to track BTC price is just my own way to balance the need to monitor the market with the stability of my psychology in investing. I use Telegram on PCs and smartphones, I can track BTC price anytime during work or rest without having to do any extra actions like unlocking the phone or switching to the home screen ^^

Market monitoring does not equate to attempting to predict market fluctuations, I quite like predicting but predictions often do not play an important role in my investment decisions. I have simple criteria to follow to protect my capital and profit in this market.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Vx1 on March 02, 2025, 06:07:27 PM
I don't use the telegram channel for my own bitcoin market price speculation and follow up, because I do observe that one can get different prices at a time depending on the platform being used, while more frequently, I make use of the exchanges to compare the market price, then also use coinmarketcap for my final review when it comes to checking on for the bitcoin market price, I don't think I can trust the use of telegram for that.
Actually, we can search for various sources to find out, observe and analyze Bitcoin price movements. We can't just focus on one platform like Telegram, there are many ways we can do to follow Bitcoin price movements. The most common is by looking at price movements in the market, that's also what I often do. Because that's what I think is easier and simpler to do.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 03, 2025, 05:25:47 PM
Actually, we can search for various sources to find out, observe and analyze Bitcoin price movements. We can't just focus on one platform like Telegram, there are many ways we can do to follow Bitcoin price movements. The most common is by looking at price movements in the market, that's also what I often do. Because that's what I think is easier and simpler to do.
Yeah, there are many ways for investors to update the market status. For example this morning, I saw the unusual price increase of BTC back to the $90K price zone through the Telegram channel. Then I opened TradingView and started to determine what was happening in the crypto market: it seemed to be a recovery after the announcement from Trump about the strategic crypto reserve fund.

Other investors can choose applications from CEXs, from Coinmarketcap, Coingecko, Blockfolio, TradingView... as long as they feel convenient and suitable for their specific needs. In the end, we monitor the market to optimize profits from this market only ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Trongduy on March 09, 2025, 05:31:15 AM
It doesn't matter how you are monitoring the market what matters is that you should not allow it affect you emotionally or force you into making decisions due to fear, uncertainty and doubt. What works for you may not work for another, this is why everyone cannot monitor the market the way you do. There are people who steadily monitor the market but yet because they are mentally and emotionally strong it is having no effect on them and their investment decision, they simply monitor the market for updates.
I used to have a bad habit: due to lack of investment experience, I was stressed, and when stressed, I wanted to know how my account was doing, I was stressed when the price increased and wanted to take profits, and I also wanted to leave the market when the price decreased. In the end, those strong emotions didn't turn into profits, they even made me lose more profits, luckily I didn't lose money.

Now I also limit checking BTC price and many other tokens, checking the price 1-2 times a day is enough to know where the market is and what I need to do to survive and take profits in this market.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bitterguy28 on March 09, 2025, 08:40:42 AM
I used to have a bad habit: due to lack of investment experience, I was stressed, and when stressed, I wanted to know how my account was doing, I was stressed when the price increased and wanted to take profits, and I also wanted to leave the market when the price decreased. In the end, those strong emotions didn't turn into profits, they even made me lose more profits, luckily I didn't lose money.
past is past and you should not dwell on this anymore but we also have to learn from this because you may not have lost money exactly but you lost so much more possible profits only if you had just stayed level headed at all times it is difficult at times to be objective and level headed when it comes to money because admit it or not we humans are very greedy but we need to think about the long term results
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Amug123 on March 09, 2025, 10:01:19 AM
As a seasoned cryptocurrency trader, I have discovered that incessant price notification are more of a hindrance than help, the constant stream of updates only serve to heighten my emotional sensitivity,  which can cloud my judgment and compromise my trading decision.  To maintain a clear head and stay focused on my strategy,  I have found it essential to filter all the noise and only receive notifications that truly matters . This selection approach helps me to conserve mental energy, reducing stress and ultimately make more informed trading decisions.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: rizqillah on March 09, 2025, 12:58:08 PM
I used to have a bad habit: due to lack of investment experience, I was stressed, and when stressed, I wanted to know how my account was doing, I was stressed when the price increased and wanted to take profits, and I also wanted to leave the market when the price decreased. In the end, those strong emotions didn't turn into profits, they even made me lose more profits, luckily I didn't lose money.
past is past and you should not dwell on this anymore but we also have to learn from this because you may not have lost money exactly but you lost so much more possible profits only if you had just stayed level headed at all times it is difficult at times to be objective and level headed when it comes to money because admit it or not we humans are very greedy but we need to think about the long term results
We must learn from the past, because by learning from past mistakes we will gain benefits in the future.
greed will always exist, but with good emotional management and always analyzing before making a decision.
I think as humans we do have bad emotions like greed and we must think logically so as not to get lost in greed.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 09, 2025, 05:21:21 PM
As a seasoned cryptocurrency trader, I have discovered that incessant price notification are more of a hindrance than help, the constant stream of updates only serve to heighten my emotional sensitivity,  which can cloud my judgment and compromise my trading decision.  To maintain a clear head and stay focused on my strategy,  I have found it essential to filter all the noise and only receive notifications that truly matters . This selection approach helps me to conserve mental energy, reducing stress and ultimately make more informed trading decisions.
Yeah, I've also learned to just follow BTC price movements on the weekly timeframe to make assessments and predictions. Following BTC price through Telegram channels only satisfies my curiosity, luckily I haven't had to rush to open TradingView to analyze and cut losses on ALTs before a sudden and extremely large price movement of BTC.

Professional traders always have TP and SL, they have a cold head so they are often emotionless in the face of market fluctuations. I am trying and hope that I will have the same indifferent but effective trading psychology as them. At that time, following BTC price will be only for entertainment and serving small talk ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: enwi on March 11, 2025, 11:05:28 PM
I used to have a bad habit: due to lack of investment experience, I was stressed, and when stressed, I wanted to know how my account was doing, I was stressed when the price increased and wanted to take profits, and I also wanted to leave the market when the price decreased. In the end, those strong emotions didn't turn into profits, they even made me lose more profits, luckily I didn't lose money.
past is past and you should not dwell on this anymore but we also have to learn from this because you may not have lost money exactly but you lost so much more possible profits only if you had just stayed level headed at all times it is difficult at times to be objective and level headed when it comes to money because admit it or not we humans are very greedy but we need to think about the long term results
We must learn from the past, because by learning from past mistakes we will gain benefits in the future.
greed will always exist, but with good emotional management and always analyzing before making a decision.
I think as humans we do have bad emotions like greed and we must think logically so as not to get lost in greed.
Indeed, every experience that one gets in the course of our life has some lesson to teach as far as the future challenges are concerned. So although greed stays a permanent human instinct, the actions related to that emotion can be adjusted to be much more reasonable and thought through. Analysis leads to less risk of making wrong decisions as those made are as a result of the findings. This is because logical thinking will ensure that we are ready for anything without failure of succumbing to some emotions that may come along the way. Probably, with the clear mind and the controlled attitude, one can make the correct choices and minimise detrimental effects of the actions which are taken impulsively.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: vegasus on March 11, 2025, 11:38:08 PM
Professional traders always have TP and SL, they have a cold head so they are often emotionless in the face of market fluctuations. I am trying and hope that I will have the same indifferent but effective trading psychology as them. At that time, following BTC price will be only for entertainment and serving small talk ^^
Setting TP and SL is indeed one of the strategies of traders. And this is also one of the wisest risk management. At least, we can measure the results, especially if it is a loss. So that we can estimate what we should do in the next step. And what's more, traders usually don't just put 1 pair in trading, so we can also divide our focus better, still set well too.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 12, 2025, 04:30:34 PM
Setting TP and SL is indeed one of the strategies of traders. And this is also one of the wisest risk management. At least, we can measure the results, especially if it is a loss. So that we can estimate what we should do in the next step. And what's more, traders usually don't just put 1 pair in trading, so we can also divide our focus better, still set well too.
Traders have more professional investment methods than holders because they need to execute more orders in each cycle not just buy-hold-sell. TP and SL are extremely necessary for their capital protection goals and they don't constantly monitor the price chart as we imagine. They keep a cold-head to make wise decisions, even many people hate trading because trading is a boring job for them.

I learned to monitor BTC price through Telegram from such traders. They care about the market but only moderately even if BTC price fluctuations hit TP or SL it doesn't have a big impact on their psychology or plans. I really admire and want to have their trading and emotional management skills ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Nheer on March 12, 2025, 11:23:19 PM
Setting TP and SL is indeed one of the strategies of traders. And this is also one of the wisest risk management. At least, we can measure the results, especially if it is a loss. So that we can estimate what we should do in the next step. And what's more, traders usually don't just put 1 pair in trading, so we can also divide our focus better, still set well too.
Traders have more professional investment methods than holders because they need to execute more orders in each cycle not just buy-hold-sell. TP and SL are extremely necessary for their capital protection goals and they don't constantly monitor the price chart as we imagine. They keep a cold-head to make wise decisions, even many people hate trading because trading is a boring job for them.

I learned to monitor BTC price through Telegram from such traders. They care about the market but only moderately even if BTC price fluctuations hit TP or SL it doesn't have a big impact on their psychology or plans. I really admire and want to have their trading and emotional management skills ^^

Sure as a traders you don’t really needs to be checking price of pair always, just place your TP and SL and go have your regular day. Trading without TP and SL is really risky and sometimes market might go sideways and boom your capital has been swept so sticking to tp and Sl really helps alot. Day  Traders always have their eyes on pairs price and always take advantage of the market.
 
Actually I don’t check my pair price on telegram I check them through Trading view and sometimes  other exchanges. Bitcoin has been really on a bearish trend recently and it really went down so much we hope it hits up soon.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 13, 2025, 07:00:35 PM
Sure as a traders you don’t really needs to be checking price of pair always, just place your TP and SL and go have your regular day. Trading without TP and SL is really risky and sometimes market might go sideways and boom your capital has been swept so sticking to tp and Sl really helps alot. Day  Traders always have their eyes on pairs price and always take advantage of the market.
 
Actually I don’t check my pair price on telegram I check them through Trading view and sometimes  other exchanges. Bitcoin has been really on a bearish trend recently and it really went down so much we hope it hits up soon.
As I have shared, everyone has their own way to follow the market and maintain balance in trading psychology. TradingView is a popular site and I really like reading Trading Ideas on it, but unfortunately it is being banned in Vietnam and I have not found the best way to use the TradingView mobile app. Telegram channel is a suitable option for me, I use Telegram frequently for work and easily know the BTC price when needed.

Currently the BTC price is retesting the lower bound of the linear uptrend channel, it is very normal for it to create anxiety and fear in the market. I think knowing the state of BTC, we can temporarily rest assured instead of panic selling and leaving the market right now.

(https://www.tradingview.com/x/5zaJOPhq/)
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MUGNIA on March 29, 2025, 09:50:51 AM
Maybe I'm not the type of person who checks the price of BTC and other altcoins every day, because I will keep the coins I invest and I have a target for when I will take profit, so why do I check the price every day, it's different if I want to sell coins/tokens from the reward results, I will set a price alarm so I don't miss it when it's up
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Nheer on March 29, 2025, 10:17:32 AM
Maybe I'm not the type of person who checks the price of BTC and other altcoins every day, because I will keep the coins I invest and I have a target for when I will take profit, so why do I check the price every day, it's different if I want to sell coins/tokens from the reward results, I will set a price alarm so I don't miss it when it's up
Yeah you are a investor I guess so investors don’t really need to check currency pairs price cause they have a certain price they want to sell their currency. So checking price isn’t really necessary for investor but as a day traders they really need checking the currency pair price almost everyday to set a strategy and analyze the market to being able to place a entry to take profits from the market. Checking price everyday will keep you going and will give you advantage over the market as a trader.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Brijesh on March 29, 2025, 11:05:12 AM
No, i am not using telegram for price check, also coinmarketcap and coingecko is right way to check price but i am using binance for real time price and more accuracy,  my experience with coinmarketcap is very bad, i checked price of one of my token on coinmarketcap , it shows 200%, jump, i got made bcz i am holding big amount of that coin,  thn i visit on exchange to sell my coin, the price was at 2% plus, that day I decided not to check price on coinmarketcap.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: gunhell16 on March 29, 2025, 02:20:28 PM
Maybe I'm not the type of person who checks the price of BTC and other altcoins every day, because I will keep the coins I invest and I have a target for when I will take profit, so why do I check the price every day, it's different if I want to sell coins/tokens from the reward results, I will set a price alarm so I don't miss it when it's up

If you are a long-term investor like the people in the bitcoin industry, of course you don't need to keep an eye on the price of bitcoin most of the time.
Now if you keep an eye on it often, you probably have a price to look forward to when you buy or sell.

As for me, I always use only top exchanges and I often use trading view so that I can keep myself updated on the news happening today in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which gives hope to other communities so that they can also get an opportunity to earn in the future.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on March 31, 2025, 08:51:12 PM
If you are a long-term investor like the people in the bitcoin industry, of course you don't need to keep an eye on the price of bitcoin most of the time.
Now if you keep an eye on it often, you probably have a price to look forward to when you buy or sell.

As for me, I always use only top exchanges and I often use trading view so that I can keep myself updated on the news happening today in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which gives hope to other communities so that they can also get an opportunity to earn in the future.
Our investment positions and personal expectations determine our investment strategies and behaviors when participating in the market. Consequently, each investor will select their own set of tools to monitor, analyze, and execute trades.

Ultimately, winning in the market remains our biggest goal. Monitoring the market through various apps with different frequencies all becomes reasonable if it brings the investor profits and peace of mind. Honestly, when I saw the BTC price in the Telegram channel below $85K, I didn't want to waste time opening TradingView to analyze the market anymore ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: electronicash on March 31, 2025, 10:37:13 PM
If you are a long-term investor like the people in the bitcoin industry, of course you don't need to keep an eye on the price of bitcoin most of the time.
Now if you keep an eye on it often, you probably have a price to look forward to when you buy or sell.

As for me, I always use only top exchanges and I often use trading view so that I can keep myself updated on the news happening today in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which gives hope to other communities so that they can also get an opportunity to earn in the future.
Our investment positions and personal expectations determine our investment strategies and behaviors when participating in the market. Consequently, each investor will select their own set of tools to monitor, analyze, and execute trades.

Ultimately, winning in the market remains our biggest goal. Monitoring the market through various apps with different frequencies all becomes reasonable if it brings the investor profits and peace of mind. Honestly, when I saw the BTC price in the Telegram channel below $85K, I didn't want to waste time opening TradingView to analyze the market anymore ^^

you mean the prices on telegram are more accurate than on CMC or on tradingview?
i have subscribed to binance which the price is sending notficiation on my phone. therefore when i see the notification, i check the tradingview and then trade on binance base on my analysis. 

if i trade on TON exchange inside the telegram, i would probably use the telegram price monitoring.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: bayu7adi on April 01, 2025, 06:22:17 AM
you mean the prices on telegram are more accurate than on CMC or on tradingview?
i have subscribed to binance which the price is sending notficiation on my phone. therefore when i see the notification, i check the tradingview and then trade on binance base on my analysis. 
Because the market condition is very dynamic, I believe that every price monitoring application has an accuracy that is not 100% accurate... it could be that when we get a notification from Telegram or from any application, and we check the market on Binance or other major exchanges, there will be a price difference ranging from $0.1 to $50...

The more expensive the price per coin, the lower the accuracy... even when we use notifications from binance, we will also encounter this, namely we cannot find 100% accurate price accuracy...
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 01, 2025, 02:07:50 PM
There's nothing very special about tracking the price of Bitcoin through telegram app, there are about two centralized exchange apps on my phone, I also have trust wallet and unstoppable wallet on my phone, I can check the price of Bitcoin through any of those platforms but I don't frequently use them to track price but what I use everyday to track price of my favorite pairs in trading view. I use trading view because that's the only place I can properly do analysis of the market movements before taking trades.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Salahmu on April 01, 2025, 05:17:31 PM
There's nothing very special about tracking the price of Bitcoin through telegram app, there are about two centralized exchange apps on my phone, I also have trust wallet and unstoppable wallet on my phone, I can check the price of Bitcoin through any of those platforms but I don't frequently use them to track price but what I use everyday to track price of my favorite pairs in trading view. I use trading view because that's the only place I can properly do analysis of the market movements before taking trades.

The same here because there are even a lot of inconveniences joining telegram channels to follow up Bitcoin price because the mortification is always disturbing, were as if you have not on your mobile data for days, immediately you switch it on all the messages you have missed from the channel will start popping up one after another.

Though the one I'm using is exchange mortification, I just subscribe to there Bitcoin price monitoring and every increase I'm mortified but is very different from how telegram mortification works but even if somebody does not use all those mortification platform they can still no the price of Bitcoin.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: JISAN on April 01, 2025, 05:59:33 PM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps. When I first joined the market, I had that habit too: I checked BTC price through Coinmarketcap & Coingecko, I used Blockfolio and things got worse when I joined the TradingView community. Watching price charts too often created unnecessary stress, especially when I opened TradingView on my smartphone at night, read the trading views of other traders and couldn't fall back asleep, worse, sometimes I made poorly informed investment decisions at 3 AM.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
When I invest in a coin, I track the market frequently. Because at that time I am very excited about the profit and loss. And especially because of this nature, I am not able to hold the token for a long time. This happens to almost everyone. When someone monitors the market frequently, there is a lot of excitement in him and he starts getting mental pressure along with the market movement. I mostly visit Binance Exchange to track prices. I don't have much experience tracking prices through any Telegram bot or notifier.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 02, 2025, 05:29:13 PM
There's nothing very special about tracking the price of Bitcoin through telegram app, there are about two centralized exchange apps on my phone, I also have trust wallet and unstoppable wallet on my phone, I can check the price of Bitcoin through any of those platforms but I don't frequently use them to track price but what I use everyday to track price of my favorite pairs in trading view. I use trading view because that's the only place I can properly do analysis of the market movements before taking trades.
Yeah, I used to check prices on TradingView too, and spent a lot of time looking at trading ideas from people all over the world on my smartphone, which I rarely do on my PC. Sadly, when the TradingView app got blocked, I turned to Telegram for just enough updates to keep crypto from messing with my day job.

I also use CEXs apps on a separate phone to avoid making hasty, ill-considered investment decisions. Just keeping an eye on the BTC price on a Telegram channel helps me protect my investment mindset. I don't want to spend too much time on crypto, I need to work to support my family instead of watching the price fluctuations of dozens of ALTs in my portfolio before the bullrun. I'll focus more on the market during the bullrun!
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Hisbullah on April 02, 2025, 08:27:48 PM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps. When I first joined the market, I had that habit too: I checked BTC price through Coinmarketcap & Coingecko, I used Blockfolio and things got worse when I joined the TradingView community. Watching price charts too often created unnecessary stress, especially when I opened TradingView on my smartphone at night, read the trading views of other traders and couldn't fall back asleep, worse, sometimes I made poorly informed investment decisions at 3 AM.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
When I invest in a coin, I track the market frequently. Because at that time I am very excited about the profit and loss. And especially because of this nature, I am not able to hold the token for a long time. This happens to almost everyone. When someone monitors the market frequently, there is a lot of excitement in him and he starts getting mental pressure along with the market movement. I mostly visit Binance Exchange to track prices. I don't have much experience tracking prices through any Telegram bot or notifier.
If I decide to invest in the short and medium term, I might monitor the market more often. However, if I decide to hold for the long term, I would prefer to let it be and not look at the market because it will disturb my focus for holding for the long term, when a correction occurs it can cause panic.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MRY on April 03, 2025, 04:51:05 PM
One of the bad habits of crypto investors is that they check price charts too often, perhaps 50 or 100 times a day through mobile apps. When I first joined the market, I had that habit too: I checked BTC price through Coinmarketcap & Coingecko, I used Blockfolio and things got worse when I joined the TradingView community. Watching price charts too often created unnecessary stress, especially when I opened TradingView on my smartphone at night, read the trading views of other traders and couldn't fall back asleep, worse, sometimes I made poorly informed investment decisions at 3 AM.

Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
When I invest in a coin, I track the market frequently. Because at that time I am very excited about the profit and loss. And especially because of this nature, I am not able to hold the token for a long time. This happens to almost everyone. When someone monitors the market frequently, there is a lot of excitement in him and he starts getting mental pressure along with the market movement. I mostly visit Binance Exchange to track prices. I don't have much experience tracking prices through any Telegram bot or notifier.
If I decide to invest in the short and medium term, I might monitor the market more often. However, if I decide to hold for the long term, I would prefer to let it be and not look at the market because it will disturb my focus for holding for the long term, when a correction occurs it can cause panic.
You know well how you want to proceed with your investing. If you prefer to scan the market for a short term more attentively, it will let you to have a feeling of certain control. Well, it is quite easy to avoid such obstacles when planning to put your money in the long-term investments. There is nothing as crucial in investing as making decision that are congruent with your comfort and the kind of life that you would like to lead. Only in such circumstance, you can keep calm despite significant changes in the market environment. When selecting the strategy, one gains a chance to be immune to market turmoil without getting emotional and ruining the business.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 05, 2025, 06:15:52 PM
If I decide to invest in the short and medium term, I might monitor the market more often. However, if I decide to hold for the long term, I would prefer to let it be and not look at the market because it will disturb my focus for holding for the long term, when a correction occurs it can cause panic.
Well, tracking the market too frequently, say 50 times a day, or too infrequently, like once a week, can lead investors to extreme psychological states: either overly stressed or lacking the necessary focus when managing assets. I always try to avoid these kinds of actions, especially during a bull run, because every daily fluctuation can be an important signal for me to manage my account.

In the case where an investor wants to hold BTC for the long term, for example, across multiple cycles, they might not even bother about BTC's price fluctuations over time. They just need to work and DCA BTC with the goal of accumulating as much BTC as possible as a gift for their children and grandchildren in a few decades. Unfortunately, I don't belong to this group, I still want to optimize my investment thanks to BTC's price movements within each cycle ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MUGNIA on April 09, 2025, 12:15:36 PM
If you are a long-term investor like the people in the bitcoin industry, of course you don't need to keep an eye on the price of bitcoin most of the time.
Now if you keep an eye on it often, you probably have a price to look forward to when you buy or sell.

As for me, I always use only top exchanges and I often use trading view so that I can keep myself updated on the news happening today in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which gives hope to other communities so that they can also get an opportunity to earn in the future.
Our investment positions and personal expectations determine our investment strategies and behaviors when participating in the market. Consequently, each investor will select their own set of tools to monitor, analyze, and execute trades.

Ultimately, winning in the market remains our biggest goal. Monitoring the market through various apps with different frequencies all becomes reasonable if it brings the investor profits and peace of mind. Honestly, when I saw the BTC price in the Telegram channel below $85K, I didn't want to waste time opening TradingView to analyze the market anymore ^^
When the market is going down, we are definitely busy analyzing whether this is the lowest price and we can enter to save additional funds before there is another increase, it is difficult but this is a challenge for investors and traders in my opinion if they want to get maximum profit.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: enwi on April 11, 2025, 10:11:34 PM
When the market is going down, we are definitely busy analyzing whether this is the lowest price and we can enter to save additional funds before there is another increase, it is difficult but this is a challenge for investors and traders in my opinion if they want to get maximum profit.
However, as it has been seen, we are generally in a disadvantaged place when the market turns bearish and the question as to when to invest is always tricky. We always have this lusting to buy at the bottom and wanting to go all in the very instant as we feel that it is the perfect time but in real sense, the market is not always so favourable as we expect it to be. We can only notice some various patterns that is existing, but this does not always means that it will come to an end as what we see. This is where the big trouble of trading lies, it is not enough to learn about the price and chart alone, the trader has to learn other indicators of the market. Maintaining a cool head especially in such circumstances is what can determine one between gains and losses.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Legion on April 13, 2025, 12:16:05 PM
If you are a long-term investor like the people in the bitcoin industry, of course you don't need to keep an eye on the price of bitcoin most of the time.
Now if you keep an eye on it often, you probably have a price to look forward to when you buy or sell.

As for me, I always use only top exchanges and I often use trading view so that I can keep myself updated on the news happening today in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which gives hope to other communities so that they can also get an opportunity to earn in the future.
Our investment positions and personal expectations determine our investment strategies and behaviors when participating in the market. Consequently, each investor will select their own set of tools to monitor, analyze, and execute trades.

Ultimately, winning in the market remains our biggest goal. Monitoring the market through various apps with different frequencies all becomes reasonable if it brings the investor profits and peace of mind. Honestly, when I saw the BTC price in the Telegram channel below $85K, I didn't want to waste time opening TradingView to analyze the market anymore ^^
When the market is going down, we are definitely busy analyzing whether this is the lowest price and we can enter to save additional funds before there is another increase, it is difficult but this is a challenge for investors and traders in my opinion if they want to get maximum profit.
Everyone knows that the market does not always show itself within the charts. It also raises an intellectual aspect that has to do with the psychological aspect of one and will make one sacrifice their sleep just to answer one question, is this the right time to go in? The answer never comes clearly. No it is within this ambiguity that bravery is drawn out of a person. A certain type of toughness is attained when one elects to stay with his perspectives knowing that every one around him does not believe in them. Together with this, what becomes visible at a point like this is not intellect, but strength that enables one to stand straight when all is in instability.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 15, 2025, 07:37:25 PM
Everyone knows that the market does not always show itself within the charts. It also raises an intellectual aspect that has to do with the psychological aspect of one and will make one sacrifice their sleep just to answer one question, is this the right time to go in? The answer never comes clearly. No it is within this ambiguity that bravery is drawn out of a person. A certain type of toughness is attained when one elects to stay with his perspectives knowing that every one around him does not believe in them. Together with this, what becomes visible at a point like this is not intellect, but strength that enables one to stand straight when all is in instability.
Yeah, the price chart is just an easily trackable and quantifiable aspect of the market; it's not the market itself. Following the price chart or token price only provides a bit of information for investors to monitor and have a basis for making trading decisions.

I follow the BTC price via a Telegram channel because I also read news about the macro market and crypto on a Telegram channel run by one of the most famous Vietnamese KOLs in the crypto space. I think learning about the nature of the economy is also quite interesting and helps me reduce stress on my crypto investing journey, while also potentially improving the quality of my predictions for BTC price movements.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: |MINER| on April 16, 2025, 12:26:27 AM
Are you following BTC price through a Telegram channel?
I have already hundreds of notification on telegram from the various news announcer channel about cryptocurrency, and as well I also use the notification bot for forums. And more about there is also personal chat are on the list. 
And there I will never gonna intend to add more like this for knowing the Bitcoin price. Moreover, Bitcoin price  is always changing minute to minute if we just add this kinds of bot then there will be no benefit rather than we are pressuring our phone by the telegram notification.
Moreover in the centralised exchanger like binance, kucoin, Bybit these all have the real time  features for knowing the prices of Bitcoin as well The Other currency for you want to know.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 18, 2025, 08:25:23 PM
I have already hundreds of notification on telegram from the various news announcer channel about cryptocurrency, and as well I also use the notification bot for forums. And more about there is also personal chat are on the list. 
And there I will never gonna intend to add more like this for knowing the Bitcoin price. Moreover, Bitcoin price  is always changing minute to minute if we just add this kinds of bot then there will be no benefit rather than we are pressuring our phone by the telegram notification.
Moreover in the centralised exchanger like binance, kucoin, Bybit these all have the real time  features for knowing the prices of Bitcoin as well The Other currency for you want to know.
Currently, we have many apps available to keep up with news and market status, especially CEXs apps. However, I don't choose them because I don't install them on my main smartphone. I have a separate smartphone to install apps related to my crypto accounts. At the same time, I also need to monitor the market quickly even when using my laptop.

I'm still using and managing the Telegram app effectively and simply. I maximize features like Archived chats and Mute to avoid being disturbed by notifications on Telegram, so I can still track the BTC price on a Telegram channel whenever needed, for example, right now, to get a quick overview of the market.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: |MINER| on April 18, 2025, 08:53:07 PM
Currently, we have many apps available to keep up with news and market status, especially CEXs apps. However, I don't choose them because I don't install them on my main smartphone. I have a separate smartphone to install apps related to my crypto accounts. At the same time, I also need to monitor the market quickly even when using my laptop.

I'm still using and managing the Telegram app effectively and simply. I maximize features like Archived chats and Mute to avoid being disturbed by notifications on Telegram, so I can still track the BTC price on a Telegram channel whenever needed, for example, right now, to get a quick overview of the market.
Got your points. It's true that Telegram allows us to know price updates anywhere, anytime without installing any extra apps.
But I have already said about the notification that many channel notifications come together in my Telegram and many times I miss a lot of things in the crowd of so many notifications. Although I need to manage those notification, but when I go to manage it, I see that I have to unmute all of them because all seems to important me.
And for this reason I prefer different apps to know just crypto updates. And at this time I think most people have some centralized exchangers installed on their mobile, in this case, if we go inside that exchangers, we will be able to see it better with the candle chart.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Hisbullah on April 18, 2025, 10:27:34 PM
Currently, we have many apps available to keep up with news and market status, especially CEXs apps. However, I don't choose them because I don't install them on my main smartphone. I have a separate smartphone to install apps related to my crypto accounts. At the same time, I also need to monitor the market quickly even when using my laptop.

I'm still using and managing the Telegram app effectively and simply. I maximize features like Archived chats and Mute to avoid being disturbed by notifications on Telegram, so I can still track the BTC price on a Telegram channel whenever needed, for example, right now, to get a quick overview of the market.
Got your points. It's true that Telegram allows us to know price updates anywhere, anytime without installing any extra apps.
But I have already said about the notification that many channel notifications come together in my Telegram and many times I miss a lot of things in the crowd of so many notifications. Although I need to manage those notification, but when I go to manage it, I see that I have to unmute all of them because all seems to important me.
And for this reason I prefer different apps to know just crypto updates. And at this time I think most people have some centralized exchangers installed on their mobile, in this case, if we go inside that exchangers, we will be able to see it better with the candle chart.
To see the crypto price in an up-to-date way, I prefer to see it on a centralized exchange application or CMC, I don't use telegram, because for me telegram is only to communicate with friends and read the latest news from crypto that is shared in the telegram group.
Maybe for airdroppers using telegram to participate in airdrops, unfortunately I don't participate in airdrops.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: sampoerna on April 18, 2025, 11:37:05 PM
When the market is going down, we are definitely busy analyzing whether this is the lowest price and we can enter to save additional funds before there is another increase, it is difficult but this is a challenge for investors and traders in my opinion if they want to get maximum profit.
Maybe in every price movement, whether when the market is experiencing a decline or an increase, then we will always speculate about the lowest or highest broadcast price, between the supports and resistances of the coin's price at that time, the possibilities, and we will always be in such a situation. yes indeed there is no doubt, this is the crypto market, indeed there will always be speculation, there will be various price predictions, there is analysis and also various decisions that always contain their respective risks.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MUGNIA on April 19, 2025, 05:34:41 PM
When the market is going down, we are definitely busy analyzing whether this is the lowest price and we can enter to save additional funds before there is another increase, it is difficult but this is a challenge for investors and traders in my opinion if they want to get maximum profit.
However, as it has been seen, we are generally in a disadvantaged place when the market turns bearish and the question as to when to invest is always tricky. We always have this lusting to buy at the bottom and wanting to go all in the very instant as we feel that it is the perfect time but in real sense, the market is not always so favourable as we expect it to be. We can only notice some various patterns that is existing, but this does not always means that it will come to an end as what we see. This is where the big trouble of trading lies, it is not enough to learn about the price and chart alone, the trader has to learn other indicators of the market. Maintaining a cool head especially in such circumstances is what can determine one between gains and losses.
yeah, I understand, but everyone has a different attitude when it comes to trading, like me who is still always hesitant about selling and buying, where I lose more than I gain.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Hisbullah on April 19, 2025, 06:44:36 PM

yeah, I understand, but everyone has a different attitude when it comes to trading, like me who is still always hesitant about selling and buying, where I lose more than I gain.
If you are still in trading, maybe you have not made an analysis and have the right strategy. Also the ability to read the market also affects our mentality. That's why many people say, in trading we must have knowledge and experience. By always practicing to be able to become an expert in trading
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Blaze on April 20, 2025, 02:32:49 PM

yeah, I understand, but everyone has a different attitude when it comes to trading, like me who is still always hesitant about selling and buying, where I lose more than I gain.
If you are still in trading, maybe you have not made an analysis and have the right strategy. Also the ability to read the market also affects our mentality. That's why many people say, in trading we must have knowledge and experience. By always practicing to be able to become an expert in trading
You are quite correct they mentioned that many factors are attached to trading that results, but it is not a must everybody to be so wise to trade. Indeed, especially when one practises directly and makes slight errors, they are able to develop machinist that have not been learnt from books. In my opinion, it is much wiser to be able to endure, rather than to be able to conquer. It is because a lot of individuals are searching for that holy grail perfect system while the market behaves in a way that does not always follow the actions of the head. You only should know the right time to be still in a fray and the right time to act and the right time to remain passive. It is not about who of the negotiators is smarter but who is better to philtre the noise outside and to see the direction.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 22, 2025, 07:48:24 PM
You are quite correct they mentioned that many factors are attached to trading that results, but it is not a must everybody to be so wise to trade. Indeed, especially when one practises directly and makes slight errors, they are able to develop machinist that have not been learnt from books. In my opinion, it is much wiser to be able to endure, rather than to be able to conquer. It is because a lot of individuals are searching for that holy grail perfect system while the market behaves in a way that does not always follow the actions of the head. You only should know the right time to be still in a fray and the right time to act and the right time to remain passive. It is not about who of the negotiators is smarter but who is better to philtre the noise outside and to see the direction.
What you're referring to is the ultimate art in this market that every trader aims for: good timing and always knowing what to do instead of jumping into a stressful game of probabilities. I don't think any trading method can guarantee this art, they all have their own pros and cons, meaning they can generate many inaccurate signals.

Besides, the instability in traders psychology also prevents them from making wise decisions. Constantly following macro news, thinking about the market all day, or looking at price charts for the majority of the time are manifestations and also causes of unnecessary stress. That's why I try to manage my own psychology by only following the BTC price through a Telegram channel instead of constantly opening TradingView or Binance ^^
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on April 22, 2025, 10:53:39 PM
I can't use the telegram channel to follow up with bitcoin market price because it may not give me the required results I needed as some variations may occur with what other platforms or exchange may present as market value and this alone may have a little way of causing confusion, despite it's a common experience to those that go into arbitrage during trades, I will rather prefer exchanges like Binance, Bybit or coinmarketcap.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: rby on April 22, 2025, 11:17:08 PM
I can't use the telegram channel to follow up with bitcoin market price because it may not give me the required results I needed as some variations may occur with what other platforms or exchange may present as market value and this alone may have a little way of causing confusion, despite it's a common experience to those that go into arbitrage during trades, I will rather prefer exchanges like Binance, Bybit or coinmarketcap.
I think exchanges offers better values when it comes to monitoring the price of Bitcoin that's because most exchanges offers you the option of reading the market charts, comparing them to chart history and making good technical decisions. Using telegram to monitor Bitcoin price to me isn't a good option especially when you're a trader. Personally, prefer Bybit because apart from the market charts it offers you, it also notifies you when there's a positive movement in the price of Bitcoin.
Title: Re: Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?
Post by: MrSpasybo on April 25, 2025, 05:40:57 PM
I think exchanges offers better values when it comes to monitoring the price of Bitcoin that's because most exchanges offers you the option of reading the market charts, comparing them to chart history and making good technical decisions. Using telegram to monitor Bitcoin price to me isn't a good option especially when you're a trader. Personally, prefer Bybit because apart from the market charts it offers you, it also notifies you when there's a positive movement in the price of Bitcoin.
BTC liquidity is solid, so the price difference across exchanges usually isn't too significant, I'd say not more than 0.1%. Also, as I mentioned, I'm not an intra-day trader, I hold BTC and ALTs for the long term, so I only need to check the BTC price to understand the market's overall state rather than trying to capitalize on every price swing.

I also use Binance but have the app installed on a separate device dedicated to trading. I use CoinGecko to track my portfolio movements, and I'm also used to CoinMarketcap for getting comprehensive information about any token. However, I frequently work with Telegram for research and teaching, so I also follow crypto news on Telegram and get minute-by-minute BTC price updates through this app whenever I want.