Live prices, interactive charts, gas trackers, market sentiment, and more. Everything a crypto community needs, built directly into the bot.
Crypto communities are some of the most active groups on Telegram, and they all share one thing in common: members constantly ask about prices. What is Bitcoin at? How is Ethereum doing today? What is the gas price right now? Without built in tools, these questions either go unanswered or members have to leave the chat and check external websites, which breaks the flow of conversation. BotWave solves this by bringing the most essential crypto and finance tools directly into the group chat, accessible with simple commands.
Having these tools in the group also creates a shared experience. When someone checks the price of Bitcoin and the result is visible to everyone, it becomes a conversation starter. Members discuss the movement, share their analysis, and make predictions together. This turns what would be a solitary activity into a communal one, which is exactly what a community is supposed to do.
The /price command returns the current price of any cryptocurrency along with its 24 hour change percentage. Type /price btc and you get the current Bitcoin price, the percentage change over the last 24 hours, and the market cap. The data is pulled from reliable crypto APIs in real time, so the numbers are always current.
This command alone transforms how your group interacts with market information. Instead of someone asking what the price is and waiting for a response, anyone can pull it up instantly. In fast moving markets, having real time data at your fingertips is not just convenient, it is essential for making informed decisions and having meaningful conversations about market trends.
The /chart command generates a visual price chart for any cryptocurrency over a configurable time period. Type /chart eth 7 and you get a 7 day Ethereum price chart rendered as an image directly in the chat. Charts make it much easier to spot trends, identify support and resistance levels, and visualize market movements than raw numbers alone.
Charts are particularly valuable in groups where members share technical analysis. Instead of everyone looking at different charting platforms with different settings, the whole group sees the same chart at the same time, which creates a common visual reference for discussion. You can adjust the time period to focus on short term movements or long term trends, giving you the flexibility to analyze any market condition.
The /gas command shows current Ethereum gas prices in gwei, broken down by transaction speed tiers. This is essential for anyone who transacts on Ethereum, because gas prices can fluctuate dramatically throughout the day and timing your transaction to a low gas period can save significant money.
In communities where members regularly interact with Ethereum smart contracts, the gas tracker becomes a daily reference tool. Members check gas before executing swaps, minting NFTs, or bridging assets. Having this information in the group means members can alert each other when gas drops to a favorable level, creating a collaborative environment where everyone benefits from shared market intelligence.
The /fear command displays the Crypto Fear and Greed Index, a composite metric that gauges market sentiment on a scale from extreme fear to extreme greed. The index aggregates multiple signals including volatility, momentum, social media activity, surveys, and dominance to produce a single number that captures the emotional state of the market.
Many traders use the Fear and Greed Index as a contrarian indicator: when the market is in extreme fear, it may be a buying opportunity, and when it is in extreme greed, it may be time to take profits. Having this metric available in the group gives members a shared reference point for discussing market psychology and making collective sense of market sentiment.
The /dominance command shows the market cap dominance of major cryptocurrencies, telling you what percentage of the total crypto market is held by Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major assets. Changes in dominance can signal market rotations, where capital flows from one asset class to another, and tracking these shifts is an important part of understanding broader market dynamics.
For groups that discuss altcoins, dominance is an essential metric. When Bitcoin dominance is rising, it often means altcoins are losing value relative to Bitcoin, and vice versa. Having this data available in the group helps members make more informed decisions about their portfolio allocations and provides context for market movements that might otherwise seem random.
| Command | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|
| /price | <symbol> | Live crypto price + 24h change. |
| /crypto | <symbol> | Alias for /price. |
| /chart | <symbol> [days] | Price chart image. |
| /gas | Ethereum gas prices. | |
| /fear | Crypto Fear and Greed Index. | |
| /dominance | Crypto market cap dominance. |
Prices, charts, gas, sentiment, and dominance. Everything your crypto community needs, without leaving Telegram.