Avalanche buy alerts need to understand more than one DEX style

Avalanche is not a one-venue chain. A Telegram group might need Uniswap v3 alerts for a cleaner concentrated-liquidity pool, Trader Joe alerts for Liquidity Book activity, Pharaoh or Blackhole alerts for newer v3-style venues, or older v2-style pair alerts on Pangolin and SushiSwap. Curve and Balancer add another kind of pool routing again.

That makes a generic "Avalanche buybot" too vague. The useful version is route-aware: save the token on Avalanche C-Chain, point the bot at the venue the community actually uses, and keep the group feed focused on real buys instead of every possible transaction around the token.

baes scan supports Avalanche as a chain in the Telegram bot. Invite @BAESBuyBot, give it permission to post, and run setup from the group or alert topic.

Add Avalanche buy alerts

Run /watch by itself for the guided chain and token flow. For a direct broad Avalanche setup:

/watch
/watch avalanche <token> any <first_mint_block>

If the exact route is known, use the venue name:

/watch avalanche <token> any <first_mint_block> uniswap v3
/watch avalanche <token> any <first_mint_block> traderjoe
/watch avalanche <token> any <first_mint_block> pharaoh v3
/watch avalanche <token> any <first_mint_block> blackhole v3
/watch avalanche <token> any <first_mint_block> pangolin v2

After setup:

/pools
/settings
/topic here

/pools tells you what the group is actually watching. /settings keeps alerts readable. /topic here moves output into the current Telegram forum topic.

Picking the right Avalanche route

Use Uniswap v3, Pharaoh v3, or Blackhole v3 when the pool is a concentrated-liquidity route and the exact pool matters. Use Trader Joe when the token trades through Liquidity Book or a Trader Joe v2 pair. Use Pangolin or SushiSwap for classic v2-style pairs. Use Curve or Balancer when the community is watching a pool rather than a simple two-token pair.

The route matters because alert quality depends on intent. A token can have several pools, but the group usually cares about the pool that new buyers are using. If the wrong route is saved, the bot can look quiet even when the token is active somewhere else.

Avalanche route guides

Use the protocol page that matches the live pool:

Avalanche admin workflow

Start with the token address and first mint block when you have it. If the community already shares a pool link, use that link to choose the route. Then confirm with /pools and wait for real activity.

If the token is a fresh launch and the route is still uncertain, start broad, then narrow once the active pool is obvious. This is better than guessing and leaving the group with a silent feed.

When to ask for help

If an Avalanche pool is not listed or the bot cannot identify the route, message @mrtdlgc on Twitter/X or Telegram with the token, pool link, venue, and Telegram group. Setup is fastest when the message includes the exact market people are using.

Summary

For Avalanche Telegram buy alerts, use baes scan with the route that matches the live market: Uniswap v3, Trader Joe, Pharaoh, Blackhole, Pangolin, SushiSwap, Curve, or Balancer. Add @BAESBuyBot, save the token, confirm with /pools, and tune the feed before the group turns noisy.