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The bot sends scheduled alerts when something material changes in your positions. You select one alert type with /alerts — out-of-range (the default) or one of the proactive PnL alerts described below.

Choosing an alert type (/alerts)

/alerts opens a single-select menu. Each chat has exactly one active alert type at a time:

  • Out of range — the default; the lagging alert described below.
  • IL tolerance — proactive; warns before divergence loss grows.
  • Breakeven — proactive; warns before profit turns into a loss.
  • Off — disable all alerts.

Picking IL tolerance or Breakeven reveals preset threshold buttons. Every proactive alert includes a short, plain-language explanation of what triggered it and why it matters, in your bot language. Existing users keep out-of-range alerts unchanged until they choose otherwise.

Out-of-range (OOR) alerts

When one of your positions drifts out of its price range, the bot sends a Telegram message naming the position, the pool, and the direction (price moved above or below the range).

OOR positions are still earning yield on whichever side of the range they're on, but they stop earning fees from active trading. The alert gives you a chance to:

  • Collect accumulated fees and rebalance into a new range, or
  • Wait — if you expect price to mean-revert into your range.

Opting out per position

Each OOR alert has an inline Ignore future OOR for this position button. Tapping it silences further alerts for that one position without affecting any others.

You can re-enable later from the same message thread (a Notify me again button appears once the position is silenced).

Proactive PnL alerts

Out-of-range is a lagging signal — by the time price exits the range, fees have already stopped and impermanent loss is already accruing. The proactive alert types warn you earlier, while a position is still profitable and in range. Both are evaluated only on positions that are currently in range and earning fees.

IL tolerance

You set an impermanent-loss tolerance (e.g. 1%, 3%, or 5%). The bot computes the price level(s) that would produce that much divergence loss for the position's specific range and alerts you when the current price reaches them — before the loss grows further.

Breakeven

The breakeven price is the pool price at which the position's PnL crosses zero. Fees earned so far widen this cushion over time. A breakeven alert fires while the position is still profitable when either:

  • Proximity — the margin between the current price and the breakeven price drops below your threshold, or
  • Velocity — that margin is closing rapidly (percent of price per hour), even if it is still comfortably positive.

Muting a position

Each proactive alert carries a 🔕 Mute button that silences the active alert type for that one position, without affecting your others.

For lower-latency, programmatic delivery of any signal in the Metrics Catalog, see Webhook Signals.