QuickRadar is a Telegram alert bot and web builder that watches crypto markets and messages you the moment a condition you define fires — an arbitrage spread between two venues, a funding-rate break, an open-interest shift, a liquidation, a new token listing, or a prediction-market price gap.
What is QuickRadar?
QuickRadar is a crypto market monitoring service that takes a user-defined rule as input and outputs a Telegram message the instant that rule triggers. Rules are built on the quickradar.win website or inside the @QuickRadarBot Telegram Mini App, which also carries a profit calculator that nets out real exchange taker fees. The page reports a median delivery of 4.9 seconds from event to ping, and 1,623 alerts sent in a 24-hour window. It first went live in March 2026 and is run by two people with no company and no outside funding.
What makes QuickRadar stand out?
- Eight condition types — spot versus spot, perpetual versus perpetual, spot-futures basis, CEX versus DEX derivatives (HyperLiquid, Aster DEX, Lighter), funding spreads across both legs, new listings, pre-market events, and sharp HyperLiquid moves of 20% or more in 30 minutes.
- Fourteen venues polled directly — eleven centralized exchanges (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, MEXC, Bitget, HTX, BingX, KuCoin, Kraken, Coinbase) plus three decentralized derivatives venues, priced over REST and WebSocket with no aggregated third-party feed in between.
- Executable-spread math — a gap is measured at prices you could actually trade: buy at the ask, sell at the bid, minus fees on both sides, with a contract-match check and real order-book depth required before an alert fires.
- Tamper-evident alert log — each day folds into a SHA-256 hash chain whose tip is anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain and is verifiable in the Proof of Radar section.
- Wide arbitrage preset — a ready template for spreads of 0.5% or more across 11 exchanges, limited to pairs where deposits and withdrawals are open, producing roughly 30 to 45 alerts a day.
- Builder hints — the rule builder tells you when a coin is not listed on your selected exchanges or when an arbitrage rule should use "All pairs" instead of a fixed leg.
- Ticker variant matching — searching "PEPE" also surfaces 1000PEPE and KPEPE.
- Self-hosted infrastructure — storage, processing and delivery run on the operators' own servers rather than a third-party cloud.
Who should use QuickRadar?
- Funding-rate and basis traders — set a threshold for funding pulling apart on both legs, with a Repeat setting so the bot only pings on a new break rather than every tick past the threshold.
- Cross-exchange arbitrageurs — pick a separate buy venue and sell venue, add "Spread holds" from 30 seconds to one hour and a minimum entry depth, and get pinged only when the gap survives.
- New-listing hunters — receive listing detection across 7 tier-1 CEX plus pre-market sources such as Launchpool, Aspecta and Token Splash before the token is broadly visible.
- HyperLiquid perpetual traders — get a splash alert when a perp moves sharply, with a Trade button placed directly in the alert.
What can you do with QuickRadar?
- Spot-spot arbitrage: define two exchanges and get an alert showing both prices, the net spread after fees, and per-venue volume so you can size the trade.
- Open-interest tracking: follow positions building up on 10 exchanges, sorted by volume-to-market-cap so small-cap noise stays out of the feed.
- Liquidation monitoring: track liquidation events across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, HTX, HyperLiquid, Bitget and Aster DEX in the same rule builder.
- Prediction-market gaps: catch a pricing mismatch between venues such as PFUN and POLY on the same event.
How does QuickRadar work?
- Open the builder on the site or in the Telegram Mini App and choose what to watch — spot-spot, perp-perp, spot-perp, CEX-DEX, funding, listings, pre-market or HyperLiquid splash.
- Set filters such as network, volume, pair, entry depth or spread duration, then pick @QuickRadarBot as the delivery destination.
- The bot sends the alert with prices, net spread and volume figures as soon as the condition fires; one-tap presets are offered on /start for rules you do not want to build manually.
Pricing
QuickRadar runs a freemium model. The free plan covers listings, delistings, price moves, spot-spot arbitrage, stablecoin depeg alerts, dividends and splits, and Launchpad/pre-market alerts. The paid tier is called PRO, which the site currently offers free until December 31 through the bot.
FAQ
How fast are QuickRadar alerts delivered?
The site lists a median delivery time of 4.9 seconds from event to Telegram ping. Each radar runs independently, so a funding alert is not queued behind an arbitrage alert, and the page reports 1,623 alerts sent in a 24-hour period.
Which exchanges does QuickRadar cover?
Fourteen venues: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, MEXC, Bitget, HTX, BingX, KuCoin, Kraken and Coinbase for centralized markets, plus HyperLiquid, Aster DEX and Lighter for decentralized derivatives. Prices come directly from the exchanges over REST and WebSocket.
Is QuickRadar free?
A free plan covers listings, delistings, price moves, spot-spot arbitrage, stablecoin depeg, dividends and splits, and Launchpad/pre-market alerts. PRO adds the remaining features and is currently offered free until December 31 via the bot.
How do I verify an alert was not edited afterwards?
Every day's alerts fold into a chain of SHA-256 hashes, and the tip of that chain is anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain. Anyone can check the chain in the Proof of Radar section without trusting the operators.
Does QuickRadar place trades for me?
No. QuickRadar only monitors exchanges and delivers alerts to Telegram; the page describes no order execution, so entries and exits are placed manually on your own exchange accounts.
Alternatives
CoinGlass and ArbitrageScanner are the two most commonly compared services in this category.
