QuickRadar

QuickRadar

Crypto alerts & arbitrage radar in Telegram

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Published on Nov 3, 2026
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About QuickRadar

QuickRadar watches crypto markets so you don't have to. Instead of fixed alert types, it gives you a visual rule builder: pick a source (36 collectors — exchanges, on-chain, launchpads, prediction markets), a condition (price change, funding rate, open interest surge, listing announced, TVL change, whale trade…), add filters, and get the result in Telegram — as a bot message or in the Mini App. The arbitrage side is built for honesty: spreads are computed from executable bid/ask with fees, passed through identity and liquidity validation that kills phantom pairs (same ticker ≠ same asset), and confirmed for persistence before you're pinged. TradFi-tokenized stocks, funding-farm opportunities and open-interest signals are first-class citizens. Web app with live charts included.

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Built QuickRadar because arbitrage tools kept showing spreads we could never actually execute. Curious — what alert would you build first?