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Whale data for your Telegram group

Add @DeepBlueAlphaBot to your token's group and anyone can see what tracked Ethereum whales moved on and off exchanges. Free, and it only reads commands, never your chat.

Add to a Telegram group

Opens Telegram and asks which group to add it to. No admin rights needed. Prefer a private chat? Message the bot directly.

Commands

/week PEPEThe token's weekly whale card: net amount tracked whales pulled off (or sent to) exchanges over 7 days, as an image the group can share.
/whale PEPEWhale moves in the last 24 hours: withdrawn from exchanges, deposited to exchanges, DEX swaps and the largest single move.
/topThis week's biggest whale exchange flows across all tracked tokens.
/reportThe latest daily whale report.
Example weekly whale card posted by the bot
What /week posts: the token's live weekly whale card.

Will it spam the group?

No. The bot uses Telegram's privacy mode, so it only sees messages that start with a command. It posts one short intro when it joins, then answers only when someone asks. Repeat requests for the same thing within 20 seconds are ignored. Remove it any time from the group's member list.

Where does the data come from?

Deep Blue Alpha tracks 20,000+ Ethereum whale wallets. Most whale flow is tokens moving onto or off centralized exchanges rather than trades: tokens leaving exchanges are usually read as the accumulation side, tokens arriving as the distribution side, and neither confirms a purchase or sale. On-chain data, not financial advice.

Using Discord instead? The same data is available there; ask in our Telegram group or see this week's whale cards.

Not financial advice. All data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. Past on-chain activity is not indicative of future results. Cryptocurrency trading involves substantial risk of loss. Full Disclaimer