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Crypto Sonar

Crypto Data Network

Our Telegram channels

Signals

Market Data

Derivatives

Events

What is Crypto Sonar?

Crypto Sonar is a network of Telegram channels that turns raw crypto market data into alerts you can act on. Our scanners watch every USDT-M perpetual futures contract around the clock and post sharp pumps and dumps, breakouts, large liquidations, whale trades, unusual volume, open interest changes, extreme funding and long/short positioning, order book walls, volatility spikes and new listings within seconds of them happening.

Each channel covers one type of signal, so you subscribe only to the data you trade on. All channels are free to join — or add the whole set at once with the shared folder link.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Crypto Sonar Telegram channels free?

Yes. All twelve channels are free to join. The project is supported by voluntary USDT donations.

Where does the data come from?

All alerts are built from public exchange market data — USDT-M futures trades, candles, order book, liquidations, open interest, funding rates and long/short ratios, plus the official lists of futures contracts and spot pairs for new listings — processed by our own scanners in real time. No private data is used.

How fast are the alerts?

Pump, liquidation and whale alerts are posted within seconds of the event; bursts on the same coin are grouped for up to 2 minutes into one message. Volume and volatility alerts follow each 5-minute candle, order book walls are posted once they have held for 30 seconds, open interest is checked every minute on actively traded coins and every 5 minutes on the rest, funding every minute, long/short ratios every 5 minutes, breakout setups follow the 15-minute candle, and new listings are checked every 5 minutes and again right at a contract's start time.

Is this financial advice?

No. The channels publish market data and analytics for informational purposes only. Trading crypto involves risk; always do your own research.