Price alerts in your server.
Trading communities live on Discord — coinsentry puts price alerts in the middle of the conversation. Route any alert to any channel in your server: 13,000+ pairs across 13 exchanges, landing a median 2.8 seconds after the cross. No bot to code, no gateway connection to keep alive, nothing to deploy.
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Discord alerts in three steps
- 01Create a Discord webhook
In your server: channel settings → Integrations → Webhooks → New Webhook. Copy its URL. Discord makes this a 30-second job.
- 02Paste it into coinsentry
Dashboard → Channels → Discord. Paste the webhook URL, name it, done. Route any alert — or all of them — to that channel.
- 03Alerts hit the channel
Every cross posts a clean message with pair, exchange, target and current price. Median 2.8s from cross to message.
Versus hosting an alert bot
Discord alert bots on GitHub want a server, a Binance API key, and maintenance forever — and most public alert bots cap alerts or watch a single exchange. coinsentry needs neither: it posts through Discord's own webhook system, so setup is paste-a-URL, and it watches all 13 exchanges we track, with retries and public uptime.
THE HONEST MATH: DIY BOT VS HOSTED →Fair questions, straight answers
No bot install needed — coinsentry posts via Discord webhooks, which any server admin can create in channel settings in ~30 seconds.
Yes. Add as many Discord webhooks as you like and pick the destination per alert — BTC alerts in #majors, listings in #new-coins.
Median delivery is 2.8 seconds from the price crossing to the ping arriving.
Every alert can watch any of 13,000+ pairs across 13 exchanges — no exchange account or API keys needed.
Yes. Listing alerts fire in up to two phases — Announced, when an exchange publishes a listing notice ahead of the open, and Live, the moment the pair starts trading. The announced phase exists for the exchanges that publish a notice feed we watch (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and KuCoin); every other tracked exchange is caught live, off its own market data. Following an exchange covers delistings too, on every plan. Discord delivery is part of the Unlimited plan — listings on all 13 exchanges, routed to whichever channel you point them at, #new-coins included.
No. Discord delivery is part of the Unlimited plan — unlimited alerts, unlimited notifications, never expire.