Telegram Groups + Channels
You can add the Cielo Wallet Tracker to any Telegram group you’re a member of (provided you have admin rights).
There are many reasons why this might be desirable:
NFTs: If you’re flipping JPEGs with frens, add the bot to your group for notifications on major sales, floors, and influencer mints
DeFi communities: Keep track of investor unlocks, foundation funds, treasury transactions and high value swaps for projects you’re involved with
Bull/bear signals: Monitor major buy, sell, volume, and liquidity changes for tokens to gauge the mood of the markets
Memecoin trading: Unsure if a newly created token is the next SHIB or shitcoin? Add the contract address to your bot and monitor where it goes from there
Ecosystem tracking: Enter the addresses of major endpoints in one of the networks Cielo tracks and follow the money as it moves through bridges, DEXs, and lending protocols
Adding to a group
To add the bot to a group you're a member of, click the blue menu icon in the Cielo Wallet Tracker channel and select /menu.
Then click Group Alerts followed by Add to group.
Select your desired group from the Telegram popup that appears and that's it: you now have Cielo bot alerts in your Telegram alerts.
To disable bot alerts within the group, just click Group Alerts followed by Disable group messages.
Adding to a channel
If you run a crypto Telegram channel, you can add the Cielo Wallet Tracker bot to it. This will provide followers with alerts that are trelevant to the project or to tokens/verticals that your channel covers.
For instance, if you run a popular Telegram channel, you can program a Cielo bot to only push alerts when your onchain activity corresponds to the interests of your followers such as new token swaps. Alternatively, you could set up a whale trade channel that pushes an alert anyone someone swaps more than $500,000 of ETH onchain.
To add the bot to a channel, click the blue menu icon and select /main. Then click Group Alerts followed by Add to channel and follow the instructions that appear:
To disable bot alerts within the channel, just click Channel Alerts followed by Disable channel messages.
Adding private bot to a group or channel
Pro and Whale users can create private bots for more consistent alert delivery as detailed here. After creating a private bot, you can add it to a group or channel by inviting it as an admin.
After inviting the bot, type /setup_bot in the group or channel and you should receive a message informing you that the bot is now active. To remove the bot, delete it as a member of the group or channel. See here for a full video guide on creating a private bot and adding it to a group.
To stop receiving alerts to a private bot, in the Cielo web app go to My Wallets and from the Bot menu, select the private bot in question. You can then select all wallets and make bulk edits to alerts.
Adding private bot to a group topic
Telegram lets you organize groups into sub-categories known as topics. To add a private bot to a specific topic in a group:
Go to the topic and type /setup_bot.
If you've added multiple bots to the group and want each bot to send alerts to a specific topic, you need to specify the bot's username in the command. For example, if the bot's username is Cielo_finance_free_bot, use the command: /setup_bot@Cielo_finance_free_bot.
See here for a full video guide on creating a private bot and adding it to a group topic.
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