Alert / Radar
Create exact alerts or scan the market for strong moves.
CryptoVigil connects crypto alerts, market radar, Telegram delivery and your real trading journal — so you can see which signals actually lead to results.
Create exact alerts or scan the market for strong moves.
Receive clean notifications where you react fastest.
Take trades on Binance or Bybit.
Sync real trades into your journal after exchange sync.
See PnL, fees, win/loss, pairs and alert-linked results.
Personal Alerts are exact conditions you create for the pairs you already care about.
Personal Alerts let you define specific market conditions for selected pairs. You choose the exchange, market type, pair, timeframe and alert condition. When the condition is triggered, CryptoVigil sends a Telegram notification.
Notify me when SOLUSDT moves up 5% on Bybit Futures within 15 minutes.
Personal Alerts are for pairs you choose manually. Market Radar scans many pairs and finds strong moves automatically.
Market Radar scans the market for strong moves across many pairs at once.
Market Radar is different from a normal alert. Instead of creating one alert for one coin, you define the kind of movement you want to catch — for example, more than 10% in 15 minutes — and Radar finds matching pairs automatically.
Show me any Binance or Bybit futures pair that moves more than 8% in 5 minutes.
Radar uses filters and cooldowns so the same pair does not repeatedly spam your Telegram feed.
CryptoVigil sends alerts and radar signals directly to Telegram.
Telegram is the delivery layer for CryptoVigil signals. Personal alerts and Market Radar events can be sent to Telegram so users receive signals where they already react quickly.
Personal BTC alert → private Telegram chat. Market Radar feed → separate Telegram group.
Radar can be routed separately from personal alerts when a separate Telegram destination is connected.
Your journal is built from real imported trades, not manual notes.
The Trading Journal imports real trades from connected exchanges and turns them into structured trading history. Instead of filling spreadsheets manually, you can sync your account and review actual trades, PnL, fees, win rate and performance by pair.
Connect Bybit with a read-only API key. Sync your trades. CryptoVigil builds your journal automatically.
The journal is not just a trade list. It is where alerts, trades and results meet.
Trade Map shows your trades visually across the selected period.
Trade Map turns your trading history into a visual review surface. Each point represents a trade. You can open trade cards, select trades and create temporary review clusters to understand patterns in your execution.
Select all trades from one volatile market move and review their combined PnL, fees, wins/losses and pairs.
Trade Map is for reviewing real trading patterns, not for inventing backtests that the system does not support.
Signal Review connects alerts and radar signals with imported trades.
Signal Review helps you see which alerts were followed by trades and whether those trades were profitable. This is the core difference between CryptoVigil and tools that only send notifications.
A Market Radar signal appears for SOLUSDT. You take a trade. After sync, CryptoVigil can show whether that trade was connected to the signal and what the result was.
Most alert tools stop at the notification. CryptoVigil connects the signal to the result.
CryptoVigil only needs read-only exchange access for the journal workflow.
CryptoVigil uses read-only exchange API access to import trade history and build your journal. The product does not need withdrawal permissions and does not need trading permissions for the MVP journal workflow.
Create a read-only API key on Binance or Bybit and connect it to CryptoVigil for journal sync.
Your funds stay on the exchange. CryptoVigil only reads the data needed to build your journal.
CryptoVigil is built for Binance and Bybit Spot and Futures workflows.
CryptoVigil supports Binance and Bybit across Spot and Futures workflows. You can connect accounts, create alerts, receive signals and review imported trades across both market types.
Review Binance Futures and Bybit Spot activity from one trading workspace.
Spot PnL is shown when the system has enough data to calculate it reliably.
No. CryptoVigil does not place trades. It sends alerts, scans markets, imports trading history and helps you review results.
No. For the journal workflow, CryptoVigil uses read-only exchange access. Do not enable withdrawals. Trading permissions are not required for the MVP journal workflow.
Binance and Bybit are the MVP focus.
Yes. CryptoVigil is built around Spot and Futures workflows for Binance and Bybit.
Personal Alerts monitor exact conditions you create for selected pairs. Market Radar scans many pairs and finds strong moves automatically.
Trades are imported automatically after exchange sync. The goal is to reduce manual journaling and make review easier.
Yes. The journal is designed to let you review all trades together or focus on a specific pair, exchange, market type or period.
Trade clusters are selected groups of trades you want to review together. For example, you can select trades from one market move, one session or one setup and check combined PnL, fees, wins/losses and pairs.
Flexible modules are planned. The goal is to let users choose Alerts, Radar, Journal or combined bundles instead of paying for everything if they only need one part.
Not yet. Portfolio Snapshot is planned later.
Market Intelligence is a future direction for richer coin and trading instrument data. It is not part of the current MVP.
No. CryptoVigil does not predict the market and does not guarantee profit. It helps you receive signals, track real trades and review what worked or failed.
Register and connect alerts, radar signals and real trades in one workflow.