Crypto alerts in Telegram: news that actually moved something
Follow Bitcoin, a project or a company and get the pieces worth reading delivered to Telegram — from Cointelegraph, CoinDesk and Bloomberg, filtered to what you follow.
News alerts today, price alerts next
Be clear on what this is today: Veentry follows crypto and finance subjects through the reporting about them. A follow on Bitcoin sends you the articles that Cointelegraph, CoinDesk or Bloomberg publish about it. Price alerts — a message when it moves two percent — are planned, but not here yet.
News answers the question a price alert cannot: why. A number changing tells you something happened; by the time you have found out what, the reason has been on three sites for an hour. Following the coverage means the first thing you see is the explanation — and once price alerts arrive, you choose whether you want the number, the story, or both.
Setting up a finance follow
Search for the coin, the company or the person, open the page, and tap Follow. Finance subjects produce article alerts, so what arrives is a headline and a link to the source — the reporting stays with whoever wrote it.
Follow a discipline rather than a single asset when you want the whole beat: Fintech covers crypto and payments broadly, Markets covers companies, macro and regulation. One follow each, and a quiet day stays quiet.
Where to start
Fintech is the right first follow if crypto is what brought you here. Add a specific project or founder on top when you want that one name tracked closely rather than the whole sector.
All of these pages are public — open one and read the last few articles before you decide to follow it.
FAQ
Can I set a price alert, like “tell me when BTC hits $100k”?
Not yet — price alerts are planned. Today Veentry's finance alerts are news alerts: you are told when Cointelegraph, CoinDesk or Bloomberg publish something about what you follow, as soon as it appears or at the time you set.
Where does the news come from?
Established publications — Cointelegraph and CoinDesk for crypto, Bloomberg for markets and companies. Each alert links to the original article on the publisher's own site.
How noisy is it?
That depends on what you follow. A single project is usually a few messages a week; a whole discipline like Fintech is busier. Start narrow, and widen it once you know the volume you are getting.