Are you following BTC price through Telegram channel?

[bayu7adi]

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..

[BitMaxz]

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.

[MrSpasybo]

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 ^^

[bettercrypto]

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.

[bayu7adi]

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.,,

[MrSpasybo]

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.

[joniboini]

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.

[MrSpasybo]

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.

[Findingnemo]

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.

[dekafee79]

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.

[sampoerna]

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.

[Findingnemo]

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.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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.

[MrSpasybo]

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.

[yhiaali3]

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.