DeFi alerts on Telegram
LPulse watches your positions and sends a Telegram alert when something needs attention: a pool out of range or near the edge, a loan close to liquidation, and wallet activity.
The four alerts
What triggers an alert
Pool out of range: price left your range and the position stopped earning fees. Works for Uniswap, Orca, Raydium and Meteora.
Pool near the edge: price got close to the range limit (5% by default), before leaving it.
Liquidation risk: the health factor dropped below your threshold (1.30 by default) on Aave, Spark, Morpho or Kamino. When the protocol allows it, the alert includes the collateral price at which the position would be liquidated.
Wallet activity: incoming transfers, outgoing transfers and swaps above the minimum value you choose (US$ 10 by default), as they happen.
How it works
Pools and loans are checked automatically every 15 minutes. Wallet activity arrives in real time through network webhooks.
Pool and loan alerts arrive as an image with the position's numbers plus the text; wallet-activity alerts as a message with amounts and the transaction link. To keep your Telegram quiet, the same alert only repeats after the interval you set (6 hours by default, or no interval).
Telegram is linked with a one-time code generated in your account. LPulse only reads your public wallet address and never asks for signatures or access to funds.
Frequently asked questions
+Do I need an account to get alerts?
Yes. Alerts are tied to your LPulse account, where you save wallets, choose thresholds and link Telegram.
+Are alerts paid?
Not today. Create an account and link Telegram in the Monitor's alerts panel.
+Can I change the health factor and range-edge thresholds?
Yes. Both thresholds, the minimum value for wallet activity and the interval between repeated alerts are adjustable.
+Which networks are covered?
The same as the Monitor: Ethereum and L2s, Solana and, for wallet activity, Bitcoin too.