Telegram or email: choosing where alerts land
Caliente Signals · Updated
Alerts go to Telegram, to email, or to both. You switch each one on or off in Settings, independently of the other.
Email works from the moment you sign up, since we already have your address. Telegram takes one step: a link in Settings opens a chat with the bot, and that connects the two.
Running both does not use up your allowance twice. What counts is the signal reaching you, not the number of messages, so one signal delivered on both channels is one alert.
Which one to turn on
Telegram is the faster of the two. It arrives as a notification on whichever devices you have it on, phone and desktop alike, and it tends to get read within seconds.
Email is easier to keep. It sits in a mailbox you can search, filter and file, next to everything else you keep records in, and it needs no Telegram account.
Turning both on is a perfectly reasonable default, and costs nothing against your allowance.
The bot only sends. There is no command that touches your exchange, your funds or your strategies, because we are not connected to any of those.
If something on our side breaks and you miss alerts, we will not send them afterwards. A signal belongs to the candle that produced it, and delivering it late would show you a trade you could never have taken. We tell you what happened instead.
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